I have a long history with DRM (Digital Rights Management): I worked on the Windows Media 7 Encoder team; I worked at two different internet video startups; and as the owner of record label, I experimented with some of the very first paid digital download solutions (all long lost to internet history at this point).
When [...]
SIL2K and BROWNBOX
present
*SIL2K*
performs
Tetraktys
An Oratorio after Pythagoras
Rachel Lissman, narrator
Based on Lucretius’
“On The Nature of the Universe”
And closing the evening:
*inBOIL vs. Intonarumori*
Friday November 7
7:30pm
$5 cover
The Rendezvous
2322 2nd Ave, Belltown/Seattle
[Update 11/7/08: The Stranger's Classical Music Column, The Score, previews the show]
I was browsing around the blogotheque site, and I came across this wonderful film they did of the MusicNow festival. It reminds me greatly of the wonderful Russian Ark film in both character and style, but the performances are simply wonderful and unique. It’s about a half hour, and you should watch it through in [...]
A sports journalist asks all the hard questions, leaving a smirking Bush probably wondering what he got himself into. I love it! He sits down thinking he’s going to talk about basketball or some bs like that and Bob Costas gets into Darfur and the Russia/Georgia situation and GWB looks like an idiot yet again! [...]
I saw a post today on TechCrunch about StumbleAudio, a Pandora-like service for finding music. I gave it a try, I entered “Godspeed You Black Emperor” into the search field. The first track it decided to play was “Uniform Random Variables” from the Intonarumori “Material” album. MY ALBUM. This was especially funny because my major [...]
Rob from 29 Live has been posting videos from the show and I came across these from the Fellini Outtakes when we played on the show in 1998 (geez was that 10 years ago?). It’s kind of embarrassing to look at myself now, and I honestly had totally forgotten these songs. It is cool to [...]
Although it has been vacant a while, I’d always hoped that this site would eventually feature another club. It was a fun place to play even with it’s weird entrance. I miss it. What is going to replace it? Another condo building of course. Whoop-de-do. Guess the only place to remember Seattle is in [...]
I don’t get out as much as I used to, but it is kind of scary the turnover in Seattle clubs and how many of them I’ve played at or been to:
Seattle Times: R.I.P.: Dead nightclubs of Seattle
The last 3 physical copies of the first pressing of Bethany Curve’s “You Brought Us Here” are now for sale on cdbaby. We haven’t decided if we will do a second pressing, or just go digital only. So this CD will be a collector’s item.
Go Get it!
