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Local Legends, a gif story (for Zac)

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

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p.s. Hey. ** Cal Graves, Hi, Cal! Solid is a good word for it. Hm, I don’t know who did the lettering. As it doesn’t look GB’s handwriting, I would guess it was Scott? Awesome, congrats, on the ‘one class to go’ front. What’ll happen next? What are your plans? I’m good, working on stuff, and all is well. We’d love to screen ‘PGL’ in Texas. I’ll ask the US distributor if there’s anything happening in Texas. If not, if I can find out about possible venues, we can approach them and see if there are any bites. Take care. ** David Ehrenstein, Ah, I was right. My mom loved that song. Wow, he was a very intense performer. I’m surprised there’s not a rabid cult following for him. ** alex, Hey, hey, big A! Thank you, sir. Cynthia Plaster Caster! Hudson did a show of her stuff at the old Feature space in SoHo, some of her cock plaster casts and other things. I really wanted to buy one of the casts, I can’t remember of whose cock, but I was too skint. I’ll look for that book, cool, thanks. I should do a post on her. Oh gosh, I will. I do agree that there seems to be a big excavating of that period’s stuff right now, and that it’s weird, although it’s also somehow so, so predictable. A mirror … I don’t know, you think? It seems maybe like a cynically wide-eyed wish for actual wildness rather than the wildness branding that passes for it amongst buyers and sellers and promoters these days or something? Anything that stinks of 50% nostalgia makes me bored and vaguely ill, so I don’t know. But there was some great stuff then, and its route upwards had hugely less security checks. Or something. Oh thank you for the b’day gift! I love it, no surprise. I feel remarkably more awake now. Big love to you, you sublime explosive, you. ** _Black_Acrylic, My pleasure, of course. Awesome, awesome about the point in the birth canal where The Call currently sits. So cool. Very excited! ** Steve Erickson, Ha ha, very close, in fact, but no cigar. I.e., Zac made me cold sesame noodle for my birthday, but I didn’t start eating them until yesterday. Cool about the Sneaks download and review assignment. Very curious. One possible reason why Bruce so outstrips GB in the production area is that he’s fame-hungry and very self-promoting, and GB is the opposite. Also, GB is extremely non-prolific. I believe it took her something like 18 years to finish her most recent film. ** Bernard Welt, Hi, B. I’d call you Swami, but, yeah, anyone who really knows me, which obviously includes you, knows where my mouth and heart combination lies. Well, you know I am always extremely into posts by you whenever you have the time and stuff. People are going nuts for that Klimt show. Wish I’d been proximate. When the Billy book happening? What exactly is it? Ooh, killer. I saw or rather read about your fucking snow, and I’m cool with it, I guess, or I mean I don’t blame you for Paris’ climate change drying out. But I bet your fair cities won’t have thousands of people wearing yellow vests and stomping around in a tear gas haze lighting things on fire today, will you? Gosh, if only. ** Misanthrope, G, hi. Uh, hm. I always imagined myself living a long, long time. I must have logically realised that meant I would be gray-haired and saggy faced and aches-and-pain-y by default, so I guess so. But I was never seriously suicidal, and I always wanted to be immortal, so yeah. But I didn’t actually foresee myself looking physically like my grandparents, no. I want that cake. I want that eclair. Especially your mom’s mashed potatoes. Christ, is there anything in the world better than mashed potatoes apart from cold sesame noodle? Writing, good, hit it, nothing better. I will check your FB thing. Did I miss it? Big weekend! ** Keatmosis, I did not know that, huh. God love them. I was basically meh about ‘Les Garcons’. I’m on its side theoretically, for sure. But, Christ, that part on the ship was easily 8 hours too long. Other than that, I get it. Make the weekend turn upside down and beg for tickles. ** Bill, Hi, Bill. Yeah, we just found out this morning that the festival got us three nights in a hotel starting on the 2nd, so we should have more free time than I’d feared, cool! No, we have to head back to LA the morning after the last screening because we’ll have a screening down there. Darn. ** Okay. This weekend I give you my new gif work. Like the previous two gif works I’ve posted, it’s part of a gif novel I’m working on. As always, any thoughts or reactions or takes or anything else in its regard would be greatly appreciated by me. Have fine weekends, and I’ll see you on Monday.

Happy birthday to me: My 60 favorite Robert Pollard and/or Tobin Sprout and/or Guided by Voices songs that have youtube presence, playable and in no order *

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1. Guided by Voices Redmen and Their Wives

2. Guided by Voices Best of Jill Hives

3. Robert Pollard Far-Out Crops

4. Guided By Voices 14 Cheerleader Coldfront

5. Robert Pollard Town of Mirrors

6. Guided by Voices Little Whirl

7. Guided by Voices My Impression Now

8. Guided By Voices Dayton, Ohio – 19 Something And 5

9. Robert Pollard White Gloves Come Off

10. Robert Pollard The Ash Gray Proclamation

11. Tobin Sprout To My Beloved Martha

12. Guided by Voices Awful Bliss

13. Robert Pollard I Get Rid of You

14. Guided by Voices Johnny Appleseed

15. Robert Pollard Kickboxer Lightning

16. Guided by Voices Chicken Blows

17. Guided by Voices Exit Flagger

18. Guided by Voices Kicker of Elves

19. Guided by Voices Don’t Stop Now

20. Guided by Voices Father Sgt. Christmas Card

21. Guided by Voices Tractor Rape Chain

22. Guided by Voices Huffman Prairie Flying Field

23. Guided by Voices Big School

24. Robert Pollard Pop Zeus

25. Airport 5 The Cost of Shipping Cattle

26. Robert Pollard Vibrations in the Woods

27. Robert Pollard Edison’s Memos

28. Guided by Voices Game of Pricks

29. Airport 5 Stifled Man Casino

30. Airport 5 How Brown?

31. Tobin Sprout All Used Up

32. Guided by Voices Do the Earth

33.Guided by Voices Cut-Out Witch

34. Guided by Voices Queen of Cans and Jars

35. Guided by Voices Back to the Lake

36. Guided by Voices Lethargy

37. Guided by Voices On the Tundra

38. Guided by Voices The Official Ironmen Rally Song

39. Tobin Sprout The Last Man Well Known to Kingpin

40. Robert Pollard Subspace Biographies

41. Guided by Voices Car Language

42. Guided by Voices The Goldheart Mountaintop Queen Directory

43. Guided by Voices Wrecking Now

44. Tobin Sprout Water on the Boaters Back

45. Tobin Sprout The Crawling Backwards Man

46. Go Back Snowball It Is Divine

47. Guided by Voices Atom Eyes

48. Guided by Voices Non-absorbing

49. Robert Pollard Whiskey Ships

50. Robert Pollard Enjoy Jerusalem!

51. Guided by Voices My Valuable Hunting Knife

52. Guided by Voices Matter Eater Lad

53. Tobin Sprout As Lovely As You

54. Robert Pollard Weatherman And Skin Goddess

55. Robert Pollard Dunce Codex

57. Guided by Voices Gleemer

58. Guided by Voices Shocker in Gloomtown

59. Guided by Voices Postal Blowfish

60. Guided by Voices Teenage FBI

 

 

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p.s. Hey. So I’m using the blog to throw myself a birthday party or at least a birthday concert today featuring some song stylings by my all-time favorite band and its two genius masterminds. Of course you triggering the concert or parts of it and reaping happy rewards is my birthday wish, but please enjoy the show whether you poke it to life or scroll it. ** JM, Hey there. 1. Ha ha. 2. Ah, gotcha, good to know. 3. Widespread disdain is one of our biggest scourges. I’ll re-check ‘The Happening’, thank you! Merde! Break a leg! ** Sypha, Hi. I’m shit at it when it’s my own stuff, but I do it anyway. I’m better at it if it’s someone else’s stuff. Which probably make me a psychologist’s field day. Bugging people to review your thing on Amazon or Goodreads and then hyping every 3+ star review you get there is a bridge too far (for me). Oh, wow, a hardcover, that’s so cool! Fondle that thing and bliss out appropriately. ** Andrew, Hi, Andrew. Nice to meet you, and thank you for coming in here. And for the kind words about my gif work. Zac and I haven’t really talked about publishing our screenplays, which is strange, actually. Now that we’re finishing the screenplay of our third film, and, actually, with the screenplay of a three-episode TV series we’re finishing as well, maybe there are enough of them to think about doing that. I’ll confer with Z. How are your studies going? Are you making films now? Is there any way to see them, if you are? Thanks a lot! ** Steve Erickson, Oops. Oh, right, a reboot, that makes more sense. Weird, my laptop has mysteriously crashed twice in the last three days. Spooky, yes, for sure. I hope it’s something really simple on your end. Well, on mine too. Wow, that was fast on your Godard review. You’re speedy. Lucky you. Look forward to your article. Everyone, Duck out of the concert today at least long enough to read Steve Erickson’s article on the IFC Center’s Iranian film festival here. ** Kuteones, Ditto, agreed, on all fronts, about hotels. You know your related shit, man. I should do a post of all the weird or amazing or whatever hotels I’ve stayed in. Maybe. I guess that would be more fun (and laborious) for me than for the world. You were just radiating ‘inspired’ yesterday. I think I almost got a nice tan from it. Rockin’! ** H, Hi! Yeah, a bit of wind and her mouth twitch gave the gif away. It was a goodie. Thank you for the birthday wish! ** David Ehrenstein, You made it! I wonder what was up? Excellent wisdom on Schroeder, and I thank you kindly for that. I’d forgotten he was in that Rivette. Wow. Happy day! ** Misanthrope, Thanks, bud. Get some sleep. ** Kyler, Hi, Kyler. I did not know that. But I like that, you bet. Yeah, I’ve seen the Cannes press conference, and, yes, it’s amazing. I’m so happy you’re so into Bresson right now. It’s like a birthday gift straight to my soul or something. ** Thomas Moronic, Hi, T! Thank you much, maestro and dear pal! ** Okay. Enjoy my birthday in whatever form you choose from indulging in my concert to ignoring it entirely. It’s all good. See you tomorrow.

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