This is a data dump of Palimpstar, and some of this material will be used in the video, which goes into production next month.
Everybody wants to jump a little higher.
Split your skull, and put your brain into the fire.
Tumble all around like a baby in a dryer.
Your rose is a rosebud; it’s a radio flyer.
Everybody wants to be the new Svengali;
Entice you with his voice,
Like a moving Turkish belly.
Listen to the voice that’s coming from the mountain
Rushing over waterfalls, and sprouting out a fountain…
When you lay, you lie.
When you move,
the movement…
Is you.
Everybody wants to jump a little higher…
Rushing down a water fall
and sprouting out a fountain…
Tom Shaw, Alex Garcia, and Javier Hernandez-Miyares
Phonometricians on Cosmic Fire only exists in 17 Frost and it is ephemeral music; it is furniture for termites that chew the death rattle. Don’t waste your time listening. Tune Box
Next performance by the Phonometricians (JHM And Thomas Shaw) will be at 17 Frost Sunday November 23rd at 3pm. Aakash Nihalani will give a talk about his art, which is on exhibit in the gallery.
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Bob Stein and Alex Itin are biblionauts. Bob is the founder and co-director of The Institute For the Future of the Book, and Alex is one of his most fertile collaborators. Bob founded ‘Night Kitchen’ for the authoring and publishing of electronic books eleven years ago, and in 2001, Alex authored several books which were available for download at the Night Kitchen homepage. ‘Morococo’ was one of these books, and i had the privilege to compose the music for it. The work that Bob began with The Night Kitchen continues at:The Institute For The Future Of The Book
Activate the soundtrack written by JHM and performed by the Night Kitchen Symphonia by clicking below:
Tom Shaw, Alex Garcia, and Javier Hernandez-Miyares
