Wednesday, June 2, 2004

I'm busy. Leave me alone. I'm actually incredibly busy. Listen to The Grateful Dead Live instead. 9:38:40 PM     |

A Concert. The Fluxus Anthology. MP3s by artists like Wolf Vostell, Joseph Beuys (with his Stuka Bomber Piece) or Alison Knowles with A Nivea Cream Piece for Oskar: First performer comes on stage with a bottle of handcream, labeled "nivea cream" if none is available. He pours the cream into his/her hands and do the same thing. Other performer enter, one by one, and do the same thing. Then they join together in front of the microphone to make a mass of massaging hands. They leave in the reverse of the other they entered, on a signal from the first performer. 8:36:43 AM     |

Score, Baby! Your guide to cult soundtracks of the 60's, 70's and beyond. 8:28:47 AM     |

Rhodan Bits and Pieces. A cover gallery (something wrong with this website/frame: clicking the link it displays: Sorry: ungültige Anfrage; so just hit return on your keyboard or click refresh and the covers should show up in all their glory), blueprints of spaceships and Perry Rhodan action figures; all at the PRbase. And an article about old Rhodan paper model kits. Something rather odd at The Whisky Store: For decades the Gaelic language has been on steady retreat. It was considered old fashioned. Only few connoisseurs keep the language, for which there are no written records. One of this keepers was the famous Perry Rhodan illustrator Johnny Bruck, who gave Theresia Luening in long conversations a first introduction into the strange distillery pronunciations, before he died in 1996. 8:12:38 AM     |