Iconoclasta#57...música para motines

Rashied Ali

 “Lo importante en jazz, como en todo en la vida, es actuar sin concesiones y sin limitaciones, libre e intensamente, en la satisfacción del impulso creador“
Juan López Moctezuma


Track/Artist/Lp/Label
“The Fantabolous Rap Extravaganzza“/Deltron 3030/Deltron 3030/75Ark

“Memory loss“/Deltron 3030/Deltron 3030/75Ark

“"Pit Stop (Take Me Home)"/Lovage/ Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By/75Ark

“Strangers on a Train“/Lovage/ Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By/75Ark

“Ta Wil“/Method of Defiance/Inamorata/ Ohm Resistance

“Anti Jazz Glitch“/Method of Defiance/Inamorata/ Ohm Resistance

“Love is“/The Chameleons uk/ Dreams in Celluloid: A Collection of Rare Recordings/Blue Apple
Music

“Our Leacky Homes“/The Ex & Brass Unbound/ Enormous Door/In The Fishtank

“Zungguzungguguzungguzeng“/Zungguzungguguzungguzeng /Yellowman/ Shanachie

“Fish Bite“/GonjaSufi-Ras G/777/ Hit+Run ‎

“Cousin Mary“/Archie Shepp/Four For Trane/Impulse

“Dori Dugout pt 1“ /The Thing&Otomo Yoshihide/Shinjuku Crawl/ Smalltown Superjazzz

“¿? “ /Selvhenter/Selvhenter Live

“Exchange pt1“/Rashied Ali & Frank Lowe/Duo Exchange/Survival Records

Kid Koala,Del the Funky Homosapien &Dan The Automator

DELTRON 3030

Lovage

Method of Defiance

Gonjasufi

Yellowman

The Chameleons UK

The Ex &Brass Unbound

Selvhenter

The Thing

Programa 57
iconocladta 57 from Hemingroove on Vimeo.

DJ Krush “Ko No Michi“ Full Documentary

The Art Of Punk - Dead Kennedys - The Art of Winston Smith

Winston Smith

In Search of Blind Joe Death:The Saga of John fahey (James Cullingham 2013)

http://www.johnfaheyfilm.com/

Món petit (Marcel Barrena 2012)

http://www.monpetitfilm.com/

“Soundcheck“ Method of Defiance documentary (David Sauvage 2010)

http://soundcheckfilm.com/index.php

Synesthesia from David Sauvage on Vimeo.
Making of "Soundcheck" Title Sequence from David Sauvage on Vimeo.

Cafe Bizarre via http://wiki.wodgotham.com

One block south of Washington Square Park and the heart of the Greenwich Village, is a local institution that has tenaciously resisted gentrification - Café Bizarre. The café was first put on the map during the tense 1960's as a center for beatniks and radicals and since then it's been a favorite hang out with the most underground, avant-garde artists, political theorists, philosophers, writers, poets, musicians, actors, playwrights, social reformers, filmmakers, technophiles, and freaks. The clientele and the staff keep the vibe going in Café Bizarre as the drugs and espressos flow as freely as the exchange of ideas and all who enter there notice at once that this place is special...special because prejudices and the constraints of society are left well outside the door.

After passing the wide assortment of colorful locals loitering out in front of the garish façade, the undaunted patron finds himself in the crowded main floor with its subdued lighting and crowded walls that are cluttered with all kinds of posters and pictures that extend over the café’s infamous history and a good assortment of random scrawlings. Artists such as Ken Kesey, Pink Floyd, David Lynch, and Corrosion of Conformity have their memorabilia strewn across the cafe as black lights glow with strips of psychedelic patterned sheets draping across the ceiling. The tightly packed entry is usually busy with patrons overflowing from the bar just off to the left enjoying their drinks and talking about their latest projects with one another while they wait in no particular hurry for a seat at one of the many booths lining the walls or a table in the midst of the crowds floating from party to party.
Scrambling in the middle of all this...the busy staff dashes from the kitchen window and the counter, keeping up with the demands of the crowd in the main room or they dash off towards the back where a narrow hall and stairs to the coveted basement seating which is designated only by a sign marked "Private". This is made available to only the most favored of patrons and harkens back to the days of the back room in Studio 54.

Here is the holy of holies to the locals as a small center room is viewed from the stairs that wind down from above while dark alcoves through archways line walls. Each alcove is furnished with futons, low tables, and large embroidered pillows strewn about the floors that are covered with hand-woven rugs in Oriental patterns while the black lights and lava lamps emit their dim glow while the patrons in this area engage in almost whatever activity seems to suit them at the time. The smell of sparked joints, hashish, incense, liquor and even sex hang thick in the air while the patrons relax, play their instruments, read their writings, engage in convoluted conversations, and the like.

Beyond the narrow hallway is a back door which leads to a small oasis that is only open during seasonable weather. A garden garden courtyard with a subdued atmosphere is a favorite spot for denizens to chill and enjoy their favorite party favour on a warm night.

Sadly, Café Bizarre disappeared from the New York scene years ago. However, in WoDG we keep the counter-culture icon alive.

GO SKATEBOARDING DAY 2013

About Go Skateboarding Day

Date: June 21, every single year.

What It’s All About: On June 21 skateboarders around the globe will celebrate the pure exhilaration, creativity, and spirit of one of the most infuential activities in the world by blowing off all other obligations to go skateboarding. OK, most skateboarders do this every day of their lives, but this is just one more reason to blow off your television/computer/video games and go skateboarding!

Skateboarders everywhere will show their love and support for skateboarding by holding fundraisers, contests, protests and demos. They’ll skate across cities, gather in skateparks, stream into their local skate shop and some will even revel in the solitary act of skateboarding alone at their favorite spot, all bringing together the skateboarding community in the grind heard around the world.

The History: Go Skateboarding Day, held on June 21 every year, is the official holiday of skateboarding. The holiday began June 21, 2003 as an excuse for skateboarders to make skateboarding their top priority. Go Skateboarding Day began with a few simple skate sessions and bar-b-ques held in skateboarding’s unofficial capital, southern California.

Founded by the International Association of Skateboard Companies (IASC), Go Skateboarding Day gives passionate skateboarders as well as those who are simply inspired by skateboarding, the opportunity to drop everything and get on a skateboard. Go Skateboarding Day is a cooperative of decentralized events that take place around the globe. Skateboard retailers, manufacturers, skateparks, distributors, organizations and individuals of all colors, creeds, and attitudes hold skateboarding events to celebrate the holiday. Skateboarders around the world create their own events and traditions to celebrate skateboarding.

Go Skateboarding Day originated as the day for skateboarders to have fun, to raise awareness about the issues we face; to show the world what skateboarding is really all about; to reclaim our culture; and to define skateboarding as the rebellious, creative celebration of independence it continues to be. In the years since that first celebration, the holiday continues to grow, but the mission remains the same: Have fun, go skateboarding!

http://www.goskateboardingday.org/

Posteo este corto que hicimos la Film or Die Crew ( aKa Armando y yo) hace un par de años , en esta ocasión para conmemorar este go skateboarding day;

Happy BDay 85 Eric Dolphy...In Memoriam (1928-1964)

Graphic Novel by Keith Brown

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/keithhenrybrown/jazz-graphic-novel/posts?page=2

“When you hear music, after it’s over, it’s gone, in the air, you can never capture it again“

Eric  Dolphy

Iconoclasta#56...ráfaga de silencios y sonidos...

Morton Feldman

“The best people possess a feeling for beauty, the courage to take risks, the discipline to tell the truth, the capacity for sacrifice. Ironically, their virtues make them vulnerable; they are often wounded, sometimes destroyed.”

Ernest Hemingway

Track/Artist/Lp/Label
“Apache“/Incredible Bongo Band/Bongo Rock/Pride Records

“Mama get yourself together“/Baby Huey/The Baby Huey Story:The Living Legend/Curtom

“Power“/The Ghetto Brothers/Power/Salsa Records

“Beneficent“/Tribe/Message From The Tribe :An Anthology Of Tribe Records: 1972-1977 /Souljazz Records

“Holyday in Chadbournia“/Eugene Chadbourn/The Zu side of Eugene Chadbourn/Robi Droli

“Scanners“/Tim Berne/Snakeoil/ECM

“Línea Muerta“/Oxomaxoma/Espíritus en Rojo y Negro/Luna Negra

“Coolsville“/Laurie Anderson/Talk Normal: The Laurie Anderson Anthology /Rhino Records

“Painting on glass“/Morton Feldman/Music for the film "Jackson Pollock", film score/Mode Records

“Shakti/Shiva“/Fred Anderson&Hamid Drake/From the River to the Ocean/Thrill Jockey

“Cold Spring Tape part 1“/William Burroughs,Bryon Gysin & Genesis P. Orridge/UBU Web

“Side B“/John Cage&Sun Ra/John Cage Meets Sun Ra/Meltdown Records

“Record Without a Cover“/Christian Marclay/Record Without a Cover/Recycled Records

John Cage & Sun Ra

Bryon Gysin&William Burroughs

Laurie Anderson

Tim Berne

Fred Anderson&Hamid Drake

Oxomaxoma

Baby Huey

The Ghetto Brothers

Eugene Chadbourn

Christian Marclay

Programa
iconocladta 56 from Hemingroove on Vimeo.