BackThe Rambling Rake--1
East Timor Action Network, Arizona
Phoenix Anarchist Coalition
Az Native Plant Society
I love Ida.
I love LOIS!!!
Laika
The Dirty Three
Hear the Rambling Rake
The Rambling Rake, Real Audio, 28k
One Eyed Fiona, an Irish band from Arizona of actual merit.
The Celtic Living History Foundation
The Orange Rogue Itself
The music for the set dance known as the Orange Rogue can be found on Olive Hurley's "Sets and Solos," and I have just found a partial version of it to download. The Orange Rogue, about 35 seconds, 25k Also, here is the score. It is not actually my set per se; I am working on the "Piper Thro' the Meadow Straying." I have fond memories, though, of hearing it for the first time at a feis, as the boy who was dancing to it carried the appropriate crop of copper silk upon his head. His turning back clicks were fabulous. My then-thirteen-year-old heart was smitten.
Obviously, of course, the name was also appropriate for my semi rebellious, yet hopelessly traditional (perhaps more aptly put as reverent of the past than trad., actually) soul. Perhaps I should dye my hair red once again, so the entirety of the name is literal... (I don't think so!!!).
Molissa Fenley; Modern Dance AnimationsHip--Local (Valley), and not.
Artspaces, circa Sept. 1999. Central Phoenix.
Too Pure Laika, Seely, Mouse on Mars (organic but heavily mixed music).
Noe Venable, my cousin, Recording Artist
Modified Artspace and "Concert" Venue in Central Phoenix.
Stinkweeds Record Store Just Around the Corner from my Apartment (my source to allieviate Lois cravings).
Websense. and The Ultimate Intimate.The two best Bjork sites. Must I say more?
K Records, with Lois, the Softies, Make-Up, etc...
Masters of Visual Art of the 19th and 20th Centuries
Micheal Flatley in a more amusing set of forms. Check out the contemporary Mikeys!
Just for your own information,
Mark Morris is a god.
So is Merce Cunningham.
Martha Graham is too...
Bill T. Jones is, too, and He is Coming NEXT SCHOOL YEAR! to ASU!
Pina Bausch is also worthy of worship.
My, I'm a polytheist, aren't I...
YoYo A GoGo
frieze Contemporary art and culture mag.
index Culture mag.
Bis (BisNation)Hooray!!! I have loved Bis since mid-decade, when I got the secret vampire soundtrack, and then everybody noticed them. Oh well. But I met Manda Rin once; she gave me a load of sparkly stickers.YAY!
built by wendyCool guitar straps, clothes, accessories.
Juliette Binoche, the divine French actress
HoustonSeattle (pike st.) artspace. Never been there (tho I have been to pike st.--I think Toys in babeland is there.. anyhow.. if you only knew what kind of a referance that was...), but looks cool.
Movies
The ones I have most recently seen, all relativly (mostly VERY) good
Amores Perros; dir. Alejandro Gonz�lez
Billy Elliot; dir. Stephen Daldry
Dancer in the Dark; dir. Lars Von Trier
But I'm A Cheerleader; dir. Jamie Babbit
Croupier; dir. Mike Hodges
East is East; dir. Damien O'Donnell (Om Puri!; lots of rebellious Pakistani boys!)
Joe Gould's Secret; dir. Stanley Tucci
The Cider House Rules; dir. Lasse Hallstrom (not my oscar pic, but, still, an interesting film)
The End of the Affair; dir. Neil Jordan
Holy Smoke!; dir. Jane Campion (captivating, wonderfully disturbing!)
The Imposters; dir.Stanley Tucci (excellent!)
There's Something About Mary; dir. The Farrely Brothers (not my normal type of movie, but entertaining)
American Movie; dir. Chris Smith
Run Lola Run; dir. Tom Tykwer
The Celebration (FESTEN); dir. Thomas Vinterburg
Breaking the Waves; dir. Lars von Trier
Red; White; Blue (the three colors trilogy); dir. Krzysztof Kieslowski
An Awfully Big Adventure; dir. Mike Newell
The Last Unicorn; dir. Jules Bass, Arthur Rankin Jr.
The Grifters; dir. Stephen Frears
My Son the Fanatic, dir. Udayan Prasad