
From Levitation series by Japanese photographer Natsumi Hayashi.
[Found here, via here.]

From Levitation series by Japanese photographer Natsumi Hayashi.
[Found here, via here.]

Romantic Beach, Los Elásticos (2003)
Banda instrumental de México, amante de la lucha libre y de la de Música Surf. Los cuatro luchadores y una Go-go Dancer tienen una página web por ahí.
Potty love [via Thompson, blog].
Daredevil is Latin for bonehead.
Richard Johnston, Lonely Hunter.
The Boston Boom [via The Feral Irishman].
Argus is omnidirectional [via Everlasting Blört.]
1948 MG TC Special Roadster [via Memo Of The Air].
[Image at top: Soviet baby rally propaganda poster ca. 1923 via Nag on the Lake. Among other things they are demanding clean diapers.]
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Olav & The Blues Cruise is a blues band from Nijmegen,
“Beatin’ them strings like they owe him money.”
Sturgill Simpson’s Sunday Valley played some outlawbillygrass chicken pickin’ cowpunk in a barn somewhere in Nashville (2011). Simpson has multiple Grammy Awards and nominations, is an actor, and occasionally performs as his alter-ego Johnny Blue Skies.
Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers is a hellbilly punk band from Murray, Kentucky, fronted by banjo picker and harp wrangler J.D. Wilkes. Wilkes has a solo career as well, that includes music, visual art and illustration; he’s also a novelist, amateur filmmaker, and is a genuine Kentucky Colonel.
Lotsa news this week, some good, some bad, some too absurd to worry about, and tomorrow is Porch Time. I’ll have everything in order by whenever, so show up at the usual time and you can see for yourselves.
[Artwork by Curtis Lanaghan found here.]

Note that the shop advert is a screen; the windows are visible. It’s around the corner down the street somewhere (or was). Presumably the building shown is (or was) on Bowery Street. Original photo by Tom Webb found in here, overlaid colorized portion by unknown. [Related post here.]

Tear Drops, Soul Brothers Inc. (1967 Salem Records) 1960s northern soul group from Christiansburg, Virginia, with vocals by brothers Earl and Marshal Carter. A copy of this rare 45rpm can fetch as much as $5k. (Not to be confused with Soul Brothers Inc. from Houston, Texas, or S.B.I. / Soul Brothers Inc. Records.)
Hanta photoshoot.
Hanta can do what??
Eggshell [via Memo Of The Air].
NYC bag dogs [via Everlasting Blört.]
100 year old Marenghi Organ Smashmouth.
Aug(de)mented Reality 2 [via Miss Cellanea].
Your Internet Radio Dial [via Thompson, blog].
Free healthcare, clothing room & board for $1.
[Image at top: Impressionist graffiti (aka “deep fried graff”) by ForzaNokia (Belgium 2026) found here.]
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