Mostly impulsive stuff previously posted elsewhere, including Toshi & Toshita in a glass in a bowl. And yeah, that’s a fez ant.
Stuff I Do When I’m Bored
See The Man.
Photo credit: Inge Morath, 1960.
Outskirts of Memphis, Tennessee, during her 18-day road trip from New York to Reno, Nevada.
I hope she saw the man.
[Found here.]
Arco do Triunfo
Arco do Triunfo da Rua Augusta, of the Praça do Comércio, Lisbon, with a 40 watt. [Found here.]
Lecanoscopic Hot Links
Bring It On Home, Sonny Boy Williamson II (1963) This classic was written by Willie Dixon and recorded in 1963 (with Matt “Guitar” Murphy) but wasn’t released until three years later. Led Zeppelin covered the song on their album Led Zeppelin II (1969). In 2017 Randy Newman wrote Sonny Boy, a song about Rice Williams’ theft of the original Sonny Boy Williamson’s identity.
The “Certificate.” [h/t Kirk W.]
Spy hatchlings! [via Bunkerville]
I need just about everything they sell.
1954 Buick Wildcat II [via Memo Of The Air]
Best Use of Thermochromics Award [via Mme. Jujujive].
[Top image: Doggo McMuffin found here.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago. 15 years ago.
Saturday Matinee – A.I. – The Carnival of the Ages, LA Priest, The Growlers & Sturgill Simpson’s Sunday Valley
“Where past and future collide in a retro-futuristic spectacle.”
[via Nag On The Lake]
LA Priest (aka Sam Dust, aka Sam Eastgate) found some electrical outlets in the Mexican jungle to play Carribean techno space lounge music.
The Growlers had some fun with a dark subject.
Enough of that oddness. Time for some jaw-dropping high speed electric bluegrass hollerin’ cowpunk, and Sunday Valley fits the bill. The band is defunct, but Sturgill Simpson is still kicking it… somewhere.
Well looky here. It’s the weekend again, so have a great one and we’ll see you back here tomorrow.
The .Gif Friday Post No. 805 – Speed of a Snail, Midnight Hollers & A Steam Crow
Not gonna go there…
[Found here.]
Goin’ To A Go Go
“I spent about an hour taking a picture of the frog.” Kurit Afsheen
[Photos and story here. h/t Pam M.]
Not Forgotten.
D-DAY 6 JUNE 1944
Who You Gonna Call?
[Earliest known source dates to August 2017. h/t Pam M.]
Tacky Raccoons 