“Odin’s Beard!” - Thor
The digital music format is certainly considered the popular, current way to listen to music. Previously the Compact Disc was the gold standard using digital technology to gives us crystal clear audio to our ears, though many music fans have countered that CDs lack the warm depth a recording played back on vinyl records can achieve. Pictured: 1987’s “Substance” by New Order and from 1990, “Bona Drag” by Morrissey
Pink Floyd - Learning to Fly music video directed by Storm Thorgerson
Into the distance a ribbon of black
Stretched to the point of no turning back
A flight of fancy on a windswept field
Standing alone my senses reeled
A fatal attraction holding me fast how
Can I escape this irresistible grasp?
Happy 75th birthday Superman! Created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster; the Man of Steel, along with Lois Lane, made their debut in Action Comics #1 w/ the cover date of June 1938
Morrissey! From Emerald City Comic Con, 2013. This was one of the stranger commissions I’ve ever been tasked with. When asked, I instantly thought of his music video, ‘November Spawned a Monster,’ whose wierdness I tried to tap into here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTev6og-edU
Hope you like!
A symbol of where mad, mad lovers must pause and draw the line
Patton Oswalt’s Star Wars Filibuster —an extended scene from Parks and Recreation
Completely improvised for the show, I must say this is highly entertaining, and a clever way of incorporating the Marvel Uni—- er, I’ve said too much.
Watch the video!
Wrestlemania 29 Retro Poster
I made this, only matches that matter at this point… otherwise this poster would be too busy!
He’s right, these are the only matches on that card that are of any real importance, all due to the promotion, and lack of, tonight’s PPV matches. These main event bouts are worthy of their spotlight of course, while the undercard, which features fantastic WWE Superstars, lacks any real intrigue and build-up, and each of those match-ups will likely end in less than ten minutes time.
Sports entertainment has come a long way from evolving (and devolving) from professional wrestling. Enjoy the show, folks.
New Order’s ‘Blue Monday’ turns 30 today — an audiovisual retrospective, 1983-2013 | WATCH
My personal favorite twelve-inch vinyl record, regardless of any genre. The major hit that truly made the post-Joy Division turned-electronic beat Brit group New Order into superstars of alternative pop musical scene, back in the 1980’s. ‘Blue Monday’ is a classic tune that will forever remain legendary, fun, and makes you want to shake your ass. The Peter Saville sleeve design is superb, and strong as the single’s sides; the main title track & it’s dub remix B-side, ‘The Beach’.
taken out of context, but only barely
