Showing posts with label Bees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bees. Show all posts
Monday, March 14, 2011
Thursday, December 2, 2010
GIVE/LOVE is Here Now!
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At a lean and mean 16 minutes, it is the perfect soundtrack for impromptu Christmas parties with your most erudite pals, or when you’re all alone. You’ll feel like mistletoe has been hung on your brain. It’s that good!
Listen to a sample of “I Can't Sleep (On Christmas Eve)” performed by the Snowman Electrical Band, from GIVE/LOVE.
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At a lean and mean 16 minutes, it is the perfect soundtrack for impromptu Christmas parties with your most erudite pals, or when you’re all alone. You’ll feel like mistletoe has been hung on your brain. It’s that good!
Listen to a sample of “I Can't Sleep (On Christmas Eve)” performed by the Snowman Electrical Band, from GIVE/LOVE.
I Can't Sleep (On Christmas Eve) - Snowman Electrical Band
If you haven’t already done so, send us your mailing address and we will send you a copy. For free!
Saturday, October 23, 2010
How to make an abstract painting
"I'm an illustrator/fine artist"
"It's all about repeating, I believe, abstract."
Thursday, October 14, 2010
All Power To The People
Where was the "All Power To The People" graffiti when I lived in Brooklyn? I guess the answer is I should've been making it.
Labels:
all power to the people,
Bees,
black panthers,
graffiti,
solidarity
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Treasury Junior - again
I love writing code. Any kind of code really, but especially fun code that does stuff. And I like it even better when I can learn new things - like how to work with the Etsy API for example.
I made this treasury to celebrate the birth of our little Treasury Junior, my first experiment with the Etsy API. He uttered his first words today - "beta testing". I'm so proud of him.
I made this treasury to celebrate the birth of our little Treasury Junior, my first experiment with the Etsy API. He uttered his first words today - "beta testing". I'm so proud of him.
Labels:
Bees,
Computer Nerd,
Treasury Junior
Monday, September 27, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
I’ll see you at the next Janelle Monae show.
“Tightrope” from Letterman. This is where it’s at. Wow.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Bi-Mon Sci-Fi Con
I know it will be tough for you to believe, but I wasn't always the super cool, style maven that I am today. In fact, when I was in elementary and middle school I was into comic books in a big way. My tastes were pretty pedestrian: X-Men, Batman, Spiderman, but I was certainly enthusiastic.

Today, Bees and I went to the Fanaticon (!) in downtown Asheville, partly to reconnect with my geeky past, and partly to have something to do on such a nice day. Fanaticon is the first comic book convention I've been to in approximately 20 years. The scene has really grown up (irony intended).

There were Storm Troopers, Ewoks, Batmen, Spidermen, zombies, girls in corsets, and Ghostbusters to beat the band. I really enjoy seeing people who are aggressively into a particular interest or way of life getting a chance to fully be themselves and immerse themselves in their passion without any fear at all of reprisal from the "straights."

Being in the Fanaticon, terms like "nerd" and "geek" kind of lose their meanings, or at least their power. Our purchases amounted to 10 bucks worth of horror comics from the Bronze Age, or the 1970's, for those of you not down with the lingo. We had a blast. A laser blast! Excelsior!

More photos to come!

Today, Bees and I went to the Fanaticon (!) in downtown Asheville, partly to reconnect with my geeky past, and partly to have something to do on such a nice day. Fanaticon is the first comic book convention I've been to in approximately 20 years. The scene has really grown up (irony intended).

There were Storm Troopers, Ewoks, Batmen, Spidermen, zombies, girls in corsets, and Ghostbusters to beat the band. I really enjoy seeing people who are aggressively into a particular interest or way of life getting a chance to fully be themselves and immerse themselves in their passion without any fear at all of reprisal from the "straights."

Being in the Fanaticon, terms like "nerd" and "geek" kind of lose their meanings, or at least their power. Our purchases amounted to 10 bucks worth of horror comics from the Bronze Age, or the 1970's, for those of you not down with the lingo. We had a blast. A laser blast! Excelsior!

More photos to come!
Labels:
Bees,
Featurettes,
Trees
Monday, April 19, 2010
High Design

Bees and Trees have made our first foray into web design. We designed and built the website for the Asheville NC band Kovacs and the Polar Bear. Visit the site and listen to their album “Loathsome Teeth.” They are breaking out new material at their shows, so get to one if you can.
Imagine a scene in which two drunk kids in a purple jeep are chasing Dave Matthews around a muddy field. Now, imagine that those kids are listening to their favorite sad song at top volume. Kovacs and the Polar Bear are performing that song.
kovacsandthepolarbear.com
And here is a site that features a picture of the feet of someone in Kovacs and the Polar Bear:
lydia see
Sunday, December 13, 2009
“Do Yourself a Favor…”
If you like Daniel Johnston, you will like this video of two kids on the street in Brussels (I guess) singing Daniel Johnston’s “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Your Grievances,” complete with mispronunciation of “grievances.”
If you don’t like Daniel Johnston, this won’t mean much to you.
But, if you do like Daniel Johnston, and you watch the video, be sure to stick around until the end for a cool surprise. Also, you’ll have to turn the volume up a little.
If you don’t like Daniel Johnston, this won’t mean much to you.
But, if you do like Daniel Johnston, and you watch the video, be sure to stick around until the end for a cool surprise. Also, you’ll have to turn the volume up a little.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
"Even Dracula will be there."
Happy Halloween! Bees and I plan to spend Halloween about like we always do. We'll give out candy, watch a scary movie and perform blood rites. In the way of tricks-and-treats, we have this to offer you: "It's Halloween" by the Shaggs. It's our favorite Halloween song. The Shaggs are a group that Frank Zappa allegedly liked "better than the Beatles." And if that's not a legitimate claim to credibility, nothing is.
It's Halloween - The Shaggs
The Shaggs
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Blue Hawaii
None of this actually has anything to do with Hawaii, but it sure does seem like a nice place. In my imagination the weather there is always nice and there are no hassles. I've heard it's expensive, but you get what you pay for.
Labels:
Bees,
Featurettes
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Get It While You Can
It's about a month until summer is officially over, but I can feel fall already. Maybe it's the altitude.
Labels:
Bees,
Featurettes
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
High Desert, Part II
The desert is a natural extension of the inner silence of the body. If humanity's language, technology, and buildings are an extension of its constructive faculties, the desert alone is an extension of its capacity for absence, the ideal schema of humanity's disappearance. - Jean Baudrillard, America
Labels:
Bees,
Featurettes
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Amused
Written by Chuck Barris of "The Gong Show" fame, "Palisades Park" was the inspiration for today's group.
Amusement Parks U.S.A. - The Beach Boys
Roller Coaster - 13th Floor Elevators
Labels:
Bees,
Featurettes,
Trees
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Now I've Gone Away
As Trees recently noted, we are living in a 'post-Stamos' era. Anyone over 25 will surely remember Jesse and the Rippers and their soulless cover of "Forever" by The Beach Boys. Unfortunately, for many, seeing the song performed on Full House may have been their first exposure to what is arguably one of the best Beach Boys songs not written by Brian Wilson. I don't blame Stamos especially. If given the chance it would be hard to say no to performing with any Beach Boys incarnation. Let's just say we forgive and truly, finally, forget.
Labels:
Bees,
Featurettes,
Music
Saturday, July 25, 2009
MacArthur Starship
"While Riley slept, they downloaded the history of humanity, alien insights, and a mass of knowledge into his memory"...
"We deal now, not with things of this world alone, but with the illimitable distances and as yet unfathomed mysteries of the universe. We are reaching out for a new and boundless frontier. We speak in strange terms of harnessing the cosmic energy...of spaceships to the moon...of ultimate conflict between a united human race and the sinister forces of some other planetary galaxy; of such dreams and fantasies as to make life the most exciting of all times." - General MacArthur's Thayer Award Speech -- Duty, Honor, Country (1962)
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