General linkishness

[slipjig3]

1) For those of you who are old-school fans of the Drovers (both of you), somebody posted a live bootleg EP from 1990. It contains four songs from their bloody-hard-to-find self-bootlegged live cassette (the one that even predates World of Monsters) and a very early version of "I'll See You Below in the Morning," which showed up 12 years later on their hard-to-find-doesn't-even-begin-to-cover-it self-titled final CD. Squee! (If I haven't already bombarded you with the music of the Drovers yet, download their amazing masterpiece, World of Monsters, at what's left of their website here. Little Sky High Show is there, too, but it's a pale comparison.)

2) For the film geeks out there, IMDb linked to a nifty collection of movie title stills—frames showing the moment when the film's title appears on screen. Why hasn't anyone done this before?

3) jonathancastell has some amazing architectural and urban-decay photography up at his LJ. Go check it out.

4) The works of Karl Hans Janke: fantasy technical drawings by a brilliant madman who didn't know his drawings were fantasy. Astonishing. (Many thanks to mgrasso for the link.)

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General linkishness

[fiddledragon]

now if only someone can do the same for Daoine Sidhe's Now and Then cassette...ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

we'd like to welcome the summer to Chicago

[daev.livejournal.com]

MAYBE WE'RE A STORYBOOK THAT HAS NO PAGES LEFT
MAYBE WE CAN LAY OUR COMMON GROUND
MAYBE IT'S THE PASSION THIS TIME
MAYBE IT'S THE LAW
MAYBE IT'S THE ONLY THING AROUND


Oh, Kathleen... *sigh*