had to clip this one from
gawker stalker --
Sunday afternoon, Paul Simon and Lorne Michaels walking together in Central Park, listening to the annoying 'Guitar Man from Central Park' peform Simon's own 'Homeward Bound.'
warblogs being covered on newshour, ch 13
another one of the guys i play soccer with when i get my lazy ass out of bed owns a
gallery. apparently its quite successful.
The
rock at the root of the tree.
WFMU www.wfmu.org
91.1 fm, 90.1fm
Rocket From the Tombs
June 10th
3-6pm
Brian Turner's show
Only recently have legit recordings surfaced from this legendary Cleveland
70s proto-punk gang, and 27 years after they broke up, they're in the WFMU
studios playing live yet again. They're not in the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame, but they're responsible for undeniable punk classics like "Sonic
Reducer", "30 Seconds Over Tokyo" and "Ain't It Fun" (covered by Guns and
Roses for crying out loud). Richard Lloyd of Television takes over guitar
duties for the late Peter Laughner, and David Thomas (visionary of Pere
Ubu among other things), Cheetah Chrome (Dead Boys), Steve Mehlman and Craig
Bell are all in the WFMU studio today, fresh from a jawdropping appearance
at Thomas's Disastodrome fest in L.A. Holy hell.
At Bacco in NOLA had swordfish, most tasty, tasted black truffle fettuccine, yum, and sampled shrimp and lobster ravioli, not my favorite, it seemed over-flavored and of questionable texture. Wine was Opus 1 (?) California (?), whatever, it was favorable to my senses. Room is nice, good ceilings, but noisy, wait staff is attentive but slightly android-ish.
Le Bernardin was never on my radar, first I was too poor than too gruffey for stuffy, well a suprise lunch there the other day was quite nice, I will not go back but the food was while not challenging was very clean and flavorful...2*
WD50 for the 4th and final time for April anyway:>), had a fantastic new fish main, Duraude (sp?).......
all
jean-luc, all the time.
They sure don't make
treehouses like they used to.
felice bryant passed on too. she co-wrote a slew of songs for the everly brothers and
others. she is probably best known for "rocky top" a tune about a fictional mountain in Tennessee, once described to me as the "proud mary" of blue grass numbers. I'm constantly blown away when this happens, belatedly putting a face on music written in the 20c that seemed to have been around forever in its perfection.
"With inconsolable sadness we let you know that
Dr. NINA SIMONE has passed away."
SF;
Slanted Door was amazing on most dish's, a few were just ok, the crab asparagus soup, the imperial rolls, spicy lemongrass tofu, grilled ahi, grapefruit jicama salad, oven roasted beets, etc etc but the #1 dish and I wish they were in NY cause I would eat it every week was stuffed monterey squid (pork, glass noodles, tree ears) which is like a spring roll with squid as the wrapper, with a orange colored sauce that is like what Wylie uses on his squid...WOW...3*
Zuni Cafe: Great brunch spot, but it does suck drinking amazing wine out of libby glass, oysters were so fresh, pizza's crisp, eggs very orange, sardines in cimmicuri sauce over bean crustini yummy, salads super.....2*
Was is Cali for 42 hours so I missed my buddys crazy birthday
Philly food fest:>)
Right On Alex
K2 has two kittens, over in Sheba the pitbull's yard, near the back corner boundary. One is black and white; the other is orange, black and white. They are hiding in a discarded section of rain gutter, don't tell anyone.
Earl King died on Thursday. What a crappy week this was.
Someone found my message in a bottle--there is a newsgroup discussion
here captioned "Whatever happened to Doris Piserchia?" Many of the posters aren't familiar with the books but it's interesting to read about DP in the context of other, better-known authors, particularly regarding the issue of whether their works are feminist or not.
The chef at google.com corporate headquarters is Charlie Ayers, former chef for the grateful dead.
Here are the menus. Cyberdelic. (via
fimoculous)