This was such a great night. Thanks for showing me ATA -- nothing beats weird SF on a full blood moon. And you're right -- best part was the tinkly overlay of Craig's laughter floating down from up the stairs.
Can't wait to rep the vintage MUD FLAP tee from Craig's collection back in Vienna. Never not knocking on the golden door...
“One thing I did not anticipate about growing older is that the world that one has known — in this case the world of the analog underground — disappears at about the same rate that the actual people you have known and loved disappear”
Yeah, ain’t it the truth? That’s the feeling—the world you knew is passing away, replaced, too often, by things you don’t particularly love or understand. For members of the last analog generation, who lived through the transition to digital, it hits home in a very physical way, with all these forgotten pre-digital cultural artifacts that basically doesn’t exist to younger generations if it isn’t in the cloud. Great post Erik.
Craig Baldwin! I remember first seeing one of his movies being projected behind Hank III’s third solo sludge metal set at the Grand Regency Ballroom in 2014 (?). Mock Up on Mu? What amuses me now is that I didn’t realize the story (Parsons, Crowley, Hubbard) was grounded in “reality”.
Baldwin, Belson, Snyder & Sills = Best Burning Shore yet!
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This was such a great night. Thanks for showing me ATA -- nothing beats weird SF on a full blood moon. And you're right -- best part was the tinkly overlay of Craig's laughter floating down from up the stairs.
Can't wait to rep the vintage MUD FLAP tee from Craig's collection back in Vienna. Never not knocking on the golden door...
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“One thing I did not anticipate about growing older is that the world that one has known — in this case the world of the analog underground — disappears at about the same rate that the actual people you have known and loved disappear”
Yeah, ain’t it the truth? That’s the feeling—the world you knew is passing away, replaced, too often, by things you don’t particularly love or understand. For members of the last analog generation, who lived through the transition to digital, it hits home in a very physical way, with all these forgotten pre-digital cultural artifacts that basically doesn’t exist to younger generations if it isn’t in the cloud. Great post Erik.
Craig Baldwin! I remember first seeing one of his movies being projected behind Hank III’s third solo sludge metal set at the Grand Regency Ballroom in 2014 (?). Mock Up on Mu? What amuses me now is that I didn’t realize the story (Parsons, Crowley, Hubbard) was grounded in “reality”.
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ERIK ... you brought inside my mind a new and more interesting David Lynch, Craig Baldwin ...made my day ... thank you very much.