Moog TV

More info from this, including a transcript can be found ---here--

The Shape Of Things That Hum- A Gear Documentary

Mini-Moog

Fairlight

Roland TB-303

Roland TR-808

Vocoder

Simmons Drums

Joe Meek Links

Joe Meek was a wild, tragic, and interesting musical figure from the 60's.  Read more on him below.  I aint going to tell you shit that other people can tell you better.
-Wikipedia Link-
-The Joe Meek Society- This is a good site, with lots of info an links, and has Joe's Juke Box
-"A Life in the Death of Joe Meek" IMDb page- from 2008
-An article from recordsbymail.com- a shorten version of the wiki post- best quote- "If it sounds good, it is good." - Joe Meek
-Below video- Part 01 and Part 02-  "Originally broadcast in 1991 as part of the Arena series of programs and reshown on BBC4"

Watch The Strange Story Of Joe Meek [Part 1] in Entertainment  |  View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com

Watch The Strange Story Of Joe Meek [Part 2] in Entertainment  |  View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com

Dali TV

Un Chien Andalou- 1929- IMDb Link

L'Age d'Or- 1930- IMDb Link

Ravi Shankar TV

Alan Lomax Links

Alan Lomax- a guy who took mics, went around various countries, and recorded people's folk music.  Below are a few links to some bio information, and a little Alan Lomax Television after the jump.
-AB Concerts with lots of links-
-A PDF Bibliography-

What to do in the Club TV

So I found this Brodinski "My Jerk Mix" on a tip from the Stub People and I had no idea what jerkin was, and I felt old. Now I got some new moves to pull on these hipster indie rock kids when I go and see shows. They don't dance no mo, they don't dance no mo, all they do is diss. 

Update- Lil Will got me wanderin what a dougie was, so like any cracker who doesn't know what the jive is, I looked it up on Urban Dictionary.

MPC TV

Someone was asking me about an MPC, how they work, and why they are cool.  I showed him the following two youtube videos.

and then I am posting this cliche' DJ Shadow song that he did live. Most of the time, shit become cliche' cause it is fucking dope.

Richard Serra, Art 21, and the Guggenheim installation

One of my favorite places in Europe was Bilbao, Spain and it was because of the modern feel of the city, art scene and the visual impact of the Guggenheim.  I started watching the Art 21 Series episode "Places" on PBS, and the first part was on the large installation inside of the Guggenheim by Richard Serra.  Being a novice of art, but throughly interested in the mindset of contemporary artistic composition and thought, the discussions on perspective and space were intriguing.

Old School Chili Peppers Interview- see H Train

THE Red Hot Chili Pepper's JOHN FRUSCIANTE interview 1997

The ERIC BLAIRING OUT SHOW | MySpace Video

The Chili Peppers were the first (and only) band that my mom told me I shouldn't listen too (after that she realized it was in vain).  The reason was the b-side to the "Under the Bridge" single was "Righteous and the Wicked" and the line was "Yes, I think we'll fuck, but I can't rest in war" and I was too young to know he dropped the F bomb.  Also, Chad Smith gave me hope that white people could almost possible be funky.

These video's of John Frusciante are completed fucked up (and so is he).  H train, my god . . . .I saw these at a friend of mines house one night as we were reminiscing about the past and how we got to musical points we are at today.  But this dude is on another level.

William S Burroughs Biographies

The first is some random bio I found on Google video with far east sub titles, and the second is called "Commissioner of Sewers" with an added link to UBU.com Burroughs Recording Collection.

Classical Pieces I Have Seen Performed- Sibelius- Symphony no 5 in E-flat

This was as Symphony I saw performed by the Kansas City Orchestra during the 2008-2009 season.  It is Sibelius' Symphony no 5 in E-flat, which he performed on his 50th birthday. Here is a link to the recordings of this work.  archive.org also has a recording from 1941 it's 78's and cylinder recording pile. The following is the work performed by Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra.

How did Phil Collins evolve his solo project out of this?

Genesis live in concert 1973 in Shepperton

9th Wonder TeleVision

I saw a cool 9th Wonder lecture at Duke University (i know, hearing how black folk make soulful music at an "elite" school full of crackas that can't dance doesn't make sense), but it was a good presentation. I stumbled upon outtakes of that lecture, and a couple of more that were worth to post as a television post.

9th Wonder & Duke University Discuss The Art of Sampling | SampleSimple - Watch more Videos at Vodpod.

Drumstick Tricks

Spinning and Throwing to make fun musical show

Bucket drumming television

Drumming on a bucket on the streets, if done right, it is very impressive.