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(Thanx Joe!)
Thursday, 6 September 2012
Best Greenpeace protest photo you’ll see today
Via
Charles Mingus - So Long Eric/Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk/Parkeriana (and Take The A Train)
'Time For Jazzvenner' Norway 12th of April 1964
Charles Mingus - Bass
Eric Dolphy - Alto Sax & Bass Clarinet
Clifford Jordan - Tenor Sax
Johnny Coles - Trumpet
Jaki Byard - Piano
Dannie Richmond - Drums
Chuck warns of the 'thousand year darkness' of 'socilism'
Why Chuckles, is that your KKK robes hanging up behind you?
Factcheck:
- All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
- This is probably the most quoted statement attributed to Burke, and an extraordinary number of variants of it exist, but all without any definite original source. These very extensively used remarks may be based on a paraphrase of some of Burke's ideas, but he is not known to have ever declared them in so succinct a manner in any of his writings. They may have been adapted from these lines of Burke's in his Thoughts on the Cause of Present Discontents (1770): "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle."
- This purported quote bears a resemblance to the narrated theme of Sergei Bondarchuk's Soviet film adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's book "War and Peace", in which the narrator declares "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing", although since the original is in Russian various translations to English are possible.
- More research done on this matter is available at these two links: Burkequote & Burkequote2 — as the information at these links indicate, there are many variants of this statement, probably because there is no clearly definitive original by Burke. Via
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Live at BBC (1972)
John McLaughlin - Guitar
Jan Hammer - Keyboards
Jerry Goodman - Violin
Rick Laird - Bass
Billy Cobham - Drums
Meeting of the Spirits
You Know You Know
A Lotus on Irish Streams
Noonward Race
Oh dear, oh dear...I am sure that some will say that this shows the completewankery virtuosity at play but...I get absolutely no emotion from this music whatsoever. Still I am sure it sounds absolutely 'mahvelous' in 5:1 Surround Sound. Like having someone cum in your ear (aural sex?) no doubt...
Bonus?
More of the same...
Pre broadcast footage from French TV, recorded at Festival de Chateauvallon, August 23rd 1972
Part 1:
1. Meeting of the Spirits
2. You know You know
3. Dance of Maya
Part 2:
4. One Word / Resolution
5. Sanctuary
6. Awakening
PS: Can I volunteer to remove every last hair from Jerry Goodman's person (individually) with a pair of rusty, blunt tweezers?
Jan Hammer - Keyboards
Jerry Goodman - Violin
Rick Laird - Bass
Billy Cobham - Drums
Meeting of the Spirits
You Know You Know
A Lotus on Irish Streams
Noonward Race
Oh dear, oh dear...I am sure that some will say that this shows the complete
Bonus?
More of the same...
Pre broadcast footage from French TV, recorded at Festival de Chateauvallon, August 23rd 1972
Part 1:
1. Meeting of the Spirits
2. You know You know
3. Dance of Maya
Part 2:
4. One Word / Resolution
5. Sanctuary
6. Awakening
PS: Can I volunteer to remove every last hair from Jerry Goodman's person (individually) with a pair of rusty, blunt tweezers?
Gardener: Pay It All Back mix
mixed live in The Garden of Earthly Delights
LITTLE AXE : Hammerhead
AFRICAN HEADCHARGE : Animal Law
DUB SYNDICATE : Echo Mania
2 BADCARD : Weed Specialist
STRANGE PARCELS : High Ideals & Crazy Dreams
DOUG WIMBISH : Glorification Chant (remix)
TREBUNIA FAMILY BAND : Don't Betray Me
DUB SYNDICATE : Japanese Record (remix)
BIM SHERMAN : Nightmare
LEE 'SCRATCH' PERRY : Train To Doomsville
LITTLE AXE : Return (remix)
PRINCE FAR i with SINGERS & PLAYERS : Water The Garden
ANDY FAIRLEY : Jack The Biscuit
GARY CLAIL & HARI HARAN : One Flesh & Blood
PRINCE FAR i with SINGERS & PLAYERS : Bedward The Flying Preacher
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