Eno, Moebius, Roedelius, Plank – Begegnungen. 1984 on Sky Records.
Side A, the gentle soundtrack to playtime while Audrey sleeps in. Side B while the tea steeps and then drains into bellies as we prepare for family weekend adventures.
Chlandi Figures
Visualizations of vibration patterns from 1787 by Ernst Chladni:
One of Chladni’s best-known achievements was inventing a technique to show the various modes of vibration of a rigid surface. First published in 1787 in his book Entdeckungen über die Theorie des Klanges , the technique consists of drawing a bow over a (circular, square, or rectangular) plate or membrane whose surface is lightly covered with sand. When stroked, a given plate will resonate at one of its natural frequencies. The sand bounces about on the plate until settling at nodal points (areas of zero movement) thereby producing intricate patterns. These patterns are now called Chladni figures.
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Eno, Moebius, Roedelius, Plank – Begegnungen. 1984 on Sky Records.
Side A, the gentle soundtrack to playtime while Audrey sleeps in. Side B while the tea steeps and then drains into bellies as we prepare for family weekend adventures.
My insane student threw an illegal party on the manhattan bridge, and was arrested for “operating an amplifier without a permit”. I’m so proud. by razmesinai http://bit.ly/1bKwXp2
Lisa Bonet’s shoulders!
DAMP #4 1989 (no page #)
VERLAINES review by DAMP editor Kevin Kraynick
The VERLAINES ' most recent album _Untimely Meditations _was issued on **Flying Nun **in 2012.
Those on Vine are distinctly younger, distinctly blacker, and distinctly, well, gayer than society in general. In short, it’s cool. It’s hip. It’s a scene. If Instagram is an art museum, Vine is a block party.
Self-Portrait by Maxwell Armfield, he of the cover painting for Fleetwood Mac’s Then Play On.
We went into Wynn’s office, which is just off the casino, past a waiting area with a group of fantastic Warhols, past a secretary’s desk with a Matisse over it (a Matisse over a secretary’s desk!) (and by the way a Renoir over another secretary’s desk!) and into Wynn’s office.
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My Weekend in Vegas - The Huffington Post
Nora Ephron recalls a memorable visit.
