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Ahhhhh ok I get it!!!
I was wondering who was gonna be on drums for the new tour.
I know that Eva Gardner is back to replace Juan.
Such a sad story, awesome player and seems to be a very good guy as well.
I'm also curious who will be playing drums on the tour. So great to see Eva taking the reigns for Juan.
 
Klaus Schulze's final album, Deus Arrakis, is out. He was involved in the soundtrack for the 2021 Dune film, this is kind of a continuation or expansion of that and also earlier themes - the liner notes are a nice read, especially knowing that he passed away soon after.



Coincidentally (?), Jodorowsky's Dune showed up on cable the other day and I watched it for the first time. Haven't seen the new movie, but have read the book (my dad's copy, same as the one that appears in Jodorowsky's Dune), seen the David Lynch film, and even listened to the original Dune album by KS multiple times - wish I could find it, it's around here somewhere...
 
i liked the new dune, but i'm a fan of the director, haven't read the books and thought the lunch movie was pretty bad (saw it when i cam out and recently, still hated it), so don't take my word for it.

;)
Have you seen Jodorowsky's Dune? I found it deeply interesting and entertaining. The music was going to be by Pink Floyd and Magma! It was going to have concepts by (pre-Alien) H.R. Giger and has portions of an interview with him. And near the end Jodorowsky comments on Lynch's Dune. (I saw the Lynch version for the first time about 10 years ago, I appreciate parts of it but it doesn't live up to its promise)
 
Have you seen Jodorowsky's Dune? I found it deeply interesting and entertaining. The music was going to be by Pink Floyd and Magma! It was going to have concepts by (pre-Alien) H.R. Giger and has portions of an interview with him. And near the end Jodorowsky comments on Lynch's Dune. (I saw the Lynch version for the first time about 10 years ago, I appreciate parts of it but it doesn't live up to its promise)

jodorowsky: i haven't. tbh, pink floyd would be a reason for me to stay away; never got them. magma, i know the main guy is insanely talented, but not to my taste. giger would've been great.

lynch: parts, absolutely, but massive failure on many counts, imo.
 
jodorowsky: i haven't. tbh, pink floyd would be a reason for me to stay away; never got them. magma, i know the main guy is insanely talented, but not to my taste. giger would've been great.

lynch: parts, absolutely, but massive failure on many counts, imo.

All of these were important to my personal formation - the forbidden horror of Alien was tantalizing to me as a ten year old (around 1980) - Pink Floyd were the second rock group I really got into as a 12 year old (after the Beatles) - I discovered Magma in college but got deeply into them in my 30s, never dreaming that I would see them live 4 times! All connected with this film that was never made but that had such a huge impact.

Jodorowski I immediately think Holy Mountain.

I've never seen any of his films, but I'm getting interested...
 
All of these were important to my personal formation - the forbidden horror of Alien was tantalizing to me as a ten year old (around 1980) - Pink Floyd were the second rock group I really got into as a 12 year old (after the Beatles) - I discovered Magma in college but got deeply into them in my 30s, never dreaming that I would see them live 4 times! All connected with this film that was never made but that had such a huge impact.



I've never seen any of his films, but I'm getting interested...
Holy Mountain is definitely a must see movie imo.

but saddle up buddy, you’re in for quite a ride.

:)
 
thought the lunch movie was pretty bad

Fabulous typo! (or Freudian slip?)


Jodorowski I immediately think Holy Mountain.

I immediately think of El Topo ...mostly because when I was ~12 or 13 years old my buddy and I found a Playboy magazine with a pictorial about that movie, which included some scenes edited out of the film, and a few unrelated pics of the actresses who appeared in it. :::schwiiinngg:::
 
Fabulous typo! (or Freudian slip?)




I immediately think of El Topo ...mostly because when I was ~12 or 13 years old my buddy and I found a Playboy magazine with a pictorial about that movie, which included some scenes edited out of the film, and a few unrelated pics of the actresses who appeared in it. :::schwiiinngg:::

no, just bad typing.
 
Back in the 80s I didn't like the Lynch Dune film, but now having read the book and knowing the story, it's not such a bad film at all. Has its limitations, to be sure, but now that I actually know what the F is going on in the story I can enjoy the weirdness of it and appreciate it.

The new Dune film is great, like everything Denis Villeneuve does, in my opinion.
 
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Holy Mountain is definitely a must see movie imo.

but saddle up buddy, you’re in for quite a ride.

:)

Thought I couldn't see it - but figured it out, watching now. Actually, taking a break! So far so good, though I did skip the frog/chameleon battle. Not too into violence against animals, though I understand that the values of the film are from another world than mine.

no, just bad typing.

So what did you think of Naked Lunch and the Ornette Coleman soundtrack?
 
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Thought I couldn't see it - but figured it out, watching now. Actually, taking a break! So far so good, though I did skip the frog/chameleon battle. Not too into violence against animals, though I understand that the values of the film are from another world than mine.



So what did you think of Naked Lunch and the Ornette Coleman soundtrack?

howard shore and ornette coleman. :)

i really wanted to like that movie, but thought it was pretty bad. i like cronenberg pretty well. dead ringers made a big impression.

waiting for the lydia lunch jokes to start up.

but @Bob_Ross can take all my myriad typos and “filem” away. ;)
 
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Sorry to change subjects, but today I whipped together a quick piece using my new stick-o-butter mixer - I kind of grabbed it on a whim - it's so cute! It's just called the "Multi-Box" from a company local to me, Land Devices of Oakland. It's just a passive mixer - 1 in to 3 outs or 3 ins to 1 out. I usually think of these as a way to split a signal, but experimented with it the other way around and came up with this. I was limited by the position of the tripod, but also managed to keep it within the 1 minute mark for Instagram. Decided I like it enough to put it on YouTube too. Though it's not technically a drone, it seemed appropriate for what appears to be a series...

 
Went to NC for my brother's wedding, caught the COVID, had to drive back to CO while still kinda' sick...so I've been out of the loop for at least a couple weeks. Had to skip over the past 3-4 pages so I hope I didn't miss anything important!



I'm also getting an error message when I try to follow. Spam the album release here!
I had a few people get it then tried again and it worked fine. I will definitely let you know when it's actually out though. Thanks.
 
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still liking the miezo?
regret not pulling the trigger a year ago. Prices have gone up and the cad is in the dump.
:(
I do... I didn't play it much over the winter, but I do all the time in the summer. I like to put on those overpriced Bass Waza Craft headphones (which do sound amazing and I wouldn't have gotten without a hefty discount) and walk around in my yard or woods at night and play.

I am wondering if I'm having a grounding problem in it though as I get this really nasty high-pitched hum. It's a Zen blade, so I'm not sure if it should be doing that or not.
 

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