Tiger, where?
Bataan Fang Loppy is the newest album from C22.
It's a little disco-ordinated and loose, much like it's creator.
There is some jolly scintillating stuff on it though- just listen...
DAVID SYLVIAN's THE HEART KNOWS BETTER is wonderful. As is THE SKATALITES' ROCK FORT ROCK (Thanks Ken!). I hope by doing a cut'n'paste on each of them, I haven't ruined them. It would have been lovely to do a proper remix.
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The Temple of Mirrors remix features vocals from a song titled 'Oh Mother' on
Deeyah's album Ataraxis.
Deeyah's acapellas.
And the original has Tuvan throat-singing. Can anyone say who sings these parts? It'd be nice to credit them, and the song title(s).
Help me somebody by Brian Eno and David Byrne, remixed by C22 under Craetive Commons Share Alike license. For source tracks, go to http://bush-of-ghosts.com/remix/bush_of_ghosts.htm
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If it's music you want, C22 got it in spades.
One day it's one thing , and something else the next.
C22 HAS NO BARRIERS. OR LIMITS. C22 now invites MySpace browsers to join in the hoohah. Hooray.
THANK YOU TO ALL MY HEROES WHO CONSENTED TO BE MY FRIENDS
YOU SHOULD KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS FOR ME!
And thankyou to those who've sought to join with C22. Thanks for searching me out- it's good when people draw my attention, so much I'd miss otherwise.
Anyone else wanna plug themselves?
I don't mind speaking my piece and putting myself in the firing line a bit.(Read the C22 blog for opinions- you may disagree, but I am well-intentioned)
Flux is the natural state.
Injustice, oppression and absence of fair play depresses and angers me- I am just beginning to fight the powers that be which I have disdain for- whether they take any notice, well...if enough opposition is galvanised against some of these powercrazy merchants of doom, we may just see a brighter day now and again. These people are no better than you are- they know no more and are not superior, we are their peers, and powerful in large numbers, so get campaigning for social justice where you live and across the world.
It's good to have passions, interests, and hobbies- too many of us live to shop and watch tv and consume and be lazy. Material benefits are of course an advantage over poverty and hardship, but that should not lead us to believe that ownership and possession(s) bring happiness.
Music has always been my greatest passion, and finally now I'm making some of my own. My big wish there would be to know that people dance to my tunes, or tap their toes and nod their heads, and get taken out of or further into themselves when they listen to it.
I love creativity and skill, art, architecture, all the things which exemplify the positive and indomitable spirit which resides in us either individually or collectively- for example, I think everyone should see The Vatican at least once in their lives because the richest of everything is there, and it represents the dichotomy of the human condition- so much wealth and beauty and artistry at so many people's expense- there is no gain without sacrifice.
Food- good, wholesome, nutritious food, alcohol, a smoke and fine company is the foremost pleasure in life, especially if it happens to be at the beach, or in the woods, or up a high place with a stunning view, with the air fresh and clean- but a dingy bedroom in a poor guy's attic can be as welcoming a place as any.
To be able to call for help if you need it, and give help when asked, will make you feel better about yourself. Give of yourself and you are more, you lose nothing.
Try to find out what you love most and do best, and try to be as good as you're able.
Best wishes to you
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darwin awards
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