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FLIN VAN HEMMEN NIGHT!

FLIN (drums)/JON DELUCIA (soprano sax, sruti box)

+ MR. PATRICK OF TALKING STICK (storytelling and guzheng)

+ FLIN (drums)/TODD NEUFELD (guitar)/MYSTERY MAN (piano)

images by Richard Bergeron, text by Jonathan Vincent

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Mein Trommel!!  Mein Trommel!!  EEEEEIIIINNNNNNN!!!!  I hear the small boy falling from the stairs.  I see his eyes gazing blindly into mine.  We finish making love in the window far above him.  Then you sit, wait, looking over your notes, grasp at your tie, slowly speak an imaginary list of your friends.  I turn away to find the sardines, the mackerels, the kippers, the clams, the mollusks, the bivalves, the winkles, the food of the ancients, the trilobites, the cans to peel back and suck.  You pack our flowers, placing each one in a small suit of armor.

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    The boy has come to his senses.  He scrambles to the the entrance of a small cafe and glares inside, seeing darkly, yet inhaling the air as if his body could carry the entire room into his lungs, suspend it, and cough it out to clearly discern.

    Beyond a long thin blue countertop with a hinged sectioned left open, a small flock of bears in flower print dresses vaguely float about three tables.  They roll around their wide hips, waving their arms in conversation, and tilt their feet from side to side against the black floor.  One carries a large rotting pineapple on top of its head and blankly fingers its scales while laughing at some dry wit.  Another brings her paw to her teeth and yawns discreetly, faintly humming a familiar strain.

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    The boy jumps into this one’s arms and claws at her skin.  Taken aback, she swallows him whole.

    The light on the huge stones far outside the city goes grey as the sun fades and now we can hear the cars beyond the trees and we know we still time have time to get to the train.  We go slowly down the boulders.      

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small rabbits

deep in your gut

crying for a dying season  

another equinox of new aches 

and folk songs in stoic form 

with firm, dense distractions

and nothing else explodes 

a great sigh.     

It seems we have guests who sought the sight of seeing the things their souls were meant to see. our visionaries, literally v i s i o n a r i e s. Their ears reek of tunes, and vibrations, and sounds of all sorts of kinds. Look at them, just look at them : 

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BED OF DADDLE/ ANDREW DRURY

Text by Jonathan Vincent, images by Richard Bergeron.

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People keep eating!  Did the stream of gong mucilage slather onto the pot of fire in our face?  Why on earth does the food enter our lives the way we expected it to go into mouths?  They mince your words upon a carcass, scribbling names to identify and thereby make words like when you hear it, you stand inside of it, but it’s not you.  If you beat life into anything, then you’ve invented the world, but why?  The world was made, and you ate a portion of it with instruments attached to your sensation, but why get excited about it?   Despite what they say, I’ve found so many reasons to love you.  Every space within the mesh your skin makes me want to make myself clear to you.  Not like Tom Cruise, but expressed with every possibly tiny gurgle you’ve ever imagined and still in liquid form!  Take a long breath out, until you have emptied, and swallow, then take a bite.  You can sit in chairs now.  You have smelled your first pot of fire, and let’s talk about it!

BED OF DADDLE is…

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Michael Evans (above)(drums, percussion)

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Gordon Beeferman (above)(piano, synth, organ)

and ANDREW DRURY (solo percussion)…

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Some more, or only one, a person. people01      

FIVE DOLLAR FERRARI/ YOLT

Text by Miriam Atkin, images by Richard Bergeron. 

Dual CD release party for two strange armies backed by the Prom Night record label collective.  This evening was organized by Brad Henkel, billionaire industrialist, conductors’ liberation activist, and innovator of steam-powered steam engine manufacture.  Five Dollar Ferrari and Yolt have been found guilty.

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Five Dollar Ferrari (Brad Henkel, Dustin Carlson) makes machines to count the bubbles in your boiling blood.  Heavy duty trumpet bubbles and one missing guitar.

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Yolt (Nathaniel Morgan, Dave Grollman,Weston Minissali) does its own exercises right between your thighses.  Up in your limns.  Riding the Tijuana rails. Fundamental downtown sound bringing you the holy motion.

and guests…

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