also, very fulfilling Sunday procrastination
Sunday, February 20, 2011
brain waves
Saw her speak on Saturday...the whole room was drooling. It was awesome.
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
tune in, bumblebee

I adore these songs- they're all growers- and its featuring arthur russell, the king of all growers. the last song is dedicated to my dear craze-y nat-thing-ger who is a young lady about to go on a grandventure (and introduced me to the venerable q lazzarus).
I'm revving up to put together a super-deluxe mix next time in honor of it being number eleven and all. The theme is (duh) adventure and improvisation. So I propose: dive into your own collections and find me delicious tidbits that fall under that grand umbrella, send them via carrier pigeon (levin.elana@gmail.com) and this way we can put one together, together. But for now, fill your earbuds with these 11:
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
my kind of man
Shuffle brought jeffrey lewis back to me last night after a long hiatus. Since then I'm pretty sure I've watched nearly every youtube (on which he is very prolific) video and come to appreciate his particularly film-able charm. I'm addicted to something about the way he talks about insane things matter-of-factly.
I found the best live videos of him and made them into a jeffrey lewis mini-mix. I missed this one but it's great (watch 'till the end, its funny and awkward) and from fairly recently:
CATCH JEFFREY LEWIS
ffffriends
this was fished out and shared by my dear buddy claire turner who has begun her own very nice-looking weblog of her own: CARDBOARD NOTEBOOK. This classic little slice of purrfect sounds like my childhood (ignore the hokey text):
reality bites
amazing early moment from the venerable jeffrey lewis.
(so many) future husband
BEIRUT _ CHEAP MAGIC INSIDE from Vincent Moon / Petites Planetes on Vimeo.
vincent moon does the very familiar LA BLOGOTHEQUE take-away show videos. here's one particular infectious hour.
tobias putrih is from slovenia and creates sculpture/architectural pieces based on his obsession with the movie theater.
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