(about time there's some new activity on this site)
Now that I'm not having to 'go to work' every day, I've not taken the time to read many blogs, or spend much of the day online really. I do however, still get to sit around and brainstorm with creative folks, and usually the common denominator of all our woes seems to be the lack a venue in which to display our work. add link here.
So while I'm trying really hard to stay motivated in this site's relaunch phase, my brain is trying its best to not come up with too many ideas. Originally, this was a place people could chill for a second or five, and creators could use as a spouting ground for whatever they felt like discussing. I'm not sure what happened and why that ever went away...
The idea though, that it still can be used for what we'd all had in mind, is not gone though. I'm pretty sure about that. I'm starting to reach out to creators and creative folks to come utilize this webspace I occupy for whatever they have in mind. I know it's just cyberspace, which in the end is just intangible bullsh*t logged on a server somewhere- but maybe the ideas and creative energy generated may one day end up as items in the tangible universe.
I apologize for being a bad caretaker of this place- its walls are old and creaky. The infrastructure is old and archaic as my knowledge of HTML and web design are crap- but let's see what we can make...
Since we live in the 'entertainment place' there ought to be something to go check out and spend/not spend money on to be entertained...
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of my favorite turntable artists, Liza Richardson, has consistently
impressed me week after week with her amazingly fluid abilities on her weekly show The Drop which airs Saturdays from 6pm-9pm on KCRW. If you've not
familiar with her work, you should be!
You Dropped the Ball? No, I Dropped the Ball!
I've never been one to blog- It's really not the easiest thing to do, which is somewhat hard to deal with on a 'deal-with-it' kind of level. Really, it's just taking the time to update on a regular basis, with some kind of material that isn't unentertaining to read. I would usually read blogs at work, which I considered pretty harmless, safe for work entertainment.
-That Yellow Bastard
Operating out of Long Beach, California, High Concept Media Properties (H.C.M.P.), have been producing, distributing and marketing comic book projects for almost a decade. Now they're stepping into the music realm with their label's debut release of "Illuminated" - check into it!
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