We are anti-capitalist, and believe that cell phones are just one more of the stock-pile of capitalism's products that infiltrate and affect every realm of our lives--from our health, to our social interactions, to the global ecology. We recommend rejecting many of the commodities that capitalist society throws at us, and cell phones are one particularly invasive product that irritates us. Cell phones are everywhere, on the bus, in the park, at the grocery store, accentuating the alienation that is so prevalent in modern capitalist society. We prefer to advocate face-to-face communication, and are thus somewhat reluctantly using this computer medium to communicate, but hopefully it will lead to more in person contact and organization.
comte de Lautreamont, someone sensitive from another planet
Tuli Kupferberg and the Fugs, Lungfish, Godspeed you Black Emporor, also children playing and laughing, and people who sit on their back porch and play pots and pans. And, the sounds of spontaneous vocal outbursts such as those you might expect to find in a mental institution. Above all, The ocean. Music must be made by all, Not by One.
take out all of its inards, and turn it into a plant holder or something more interesting than just sitting in front of the zombifying machine.....
Maldoror, comte de Lautreamont, Society of the Spectacle, Ken Knabb Public Secrets, Communicating vessels Anthology by Anthony Leskov, Eberhardt Press Review books, One Woman's Fight to Die her Own Way, Against Sleep and Nightmare, Dancin' in the Streets by Rosemont, For A World without Moral Order Gilles dauve, and other Dauve, Le Petit Prince, Oscar Wilde's stories, Rimbaud, Kenneth Rexroth, Fredy Perlman Letters of Insurgents