Finally, it seems like more people are paying attention to Brent Green and his dark, quirky, nostalgia-invoking films.
This guy has been on my radar since his 2008 Sundance Film Festival performance with Califone. His 2010 feature-length release - Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then - has yet to make it to my eye stream, but it will be sure to not disappoint. The man built five houses in his Pennsylvania backyard for the set!
This short of Green's Carlin, gets me everytime. That whimpering voice, those scotch-taped corners, the lightbulb removal in stop-motion. Visual deliciousness.
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Scout Niblett | Love songs
| Do you want to be buried with my people dear?" was the look in your eyes.
We can rest our bones side by side in the dirt up yonder high.
Cannot believe it was you I sensed and sung to all my life.
Arms that held me never worked before until I was held by you.
I have a suspicion you just could be my missing part.
It's so fun to see me being me along side you. |
This evening was filled with beautifully loud, yet mellow serenades from Scout Niblett at Portland's Mississippi Studios. I made it into the bar, but nearly missed out on the show thanks to a great friend who popped into town to say goodbye on her way out of the NW. Thank goodness I slipped in to see Scout play because she performed one of my all time favorites- Do You Want to be Buried with My People Dear? This song alone is worth the 12 bucks. Oh good god, so many heart crushing lyrics.
I love this video of her live performance. Eyes shut the entire time. Singing all the parts to what is usually a duet with Will Oldham. Not to mention she is a pretty badass lady who can really scream her lungs out when not rambling romances.
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Portland,
Scout Niblett,
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
Cellos + Thao Yumminess
I love the simplicity of this video. And cellos make this best noise I have ever heard so Thao's collaboration with them is even better. I keep saying that one of these days I will teach myself to play the cello. I think the time to start is now.
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cellos,
music,
Portland Cello Project,
Thao
Thursday, June 17, 2010
The Generationals - When They Fight They Fight
What a great homemade video using archive footage, the overly catchy song is also a plus. This song - by The Generationals - could definitely stem from older times, rather than 2009.
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