a visual collective outlet of inspiration
happy birthday davy jones! by sv
f#@k your heroes… look at ours
the special nelson mandela: buried but never dead
i played this back then, and i play it now because unfortunately apartheid is still alive under other names. a beautiful song for a beautiful man; was playing it in the office all week. free nelson mandela – the specials (aka). written by jerry dammers and performed by his coventry based band the special A.K.A. – with lead vocal by stan campbell – released in 1984 as a protest against the imprisonment of nelson madela by the apartheid south african government. by dd
Nelson Mandela
a great legend and icon has died today. rest in peace madiba. by mv
meet marlon brando: a film by albert maysles and david maysles
watched the short documentary on brando by the maysles brothers on (the alternative to netflix for lesser known clips and films) fandor. a must for any marlon fan. by uh
uh as a young man
early days of motor cross, love that look! if i had it all now id go out just like that to la colombe, get my ice coffee, light up my cigarette and kick-start my bike… then go home and take a shower. by uh
two blue jean(s)
sartre and godard; looking as if they were alternate versions of the same tortured individual many years apart. by sv
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spot the young author
hint: he was handsome, adventurous, and polysyndetonic in his ways (also, like all the best, slightly insane). by sv
papa
ernest hemingway as seen by man ray. by sv
david bowie – ghost playing
by pp.
a boy named (lil) sue
here’s a very young jr cash, not to be confused with the jr infamous for this post. by sv
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do you remember lying in bed…
…with your covers pulled up over your head? or in this case, reading about david berkowitz cuddled up next to debbie harry? either way. let’s keep up the cool, kids. especially you, jr. by sv
The Future is Unwritten
a few days ago, i came across the news that the joe strummer mural, on the side of good ol’ niagara on the the corner of 7A in the EV, was being removed due to renovations. pretty bummed by the news as i have been on a bit of a stummer kick. luckily, i had just borrowed a handful of old albums to play on my new record player, one of them being the clash’s debut studio album. a little earlier today i found out that the mural will be redone after the building is renovated! here’s a little video that pays tribute to strummer and the mural. oh and happy birthday joe. thank you for adding to the soundtrack of our lives. by jr