Communalism, egalitarianism, FREE, benevolent biotechnology (esp renewable + sustainable energy), photosynthesis, adventurously beautiful music, bookbinding, fountain pens, critical mass, vegans, garbage reclamation.
beautiful tangled hippies, people who don't shave, bashful & humble poets, volunteers, music-exchange partners, dreadlock hairstylists, someone to teach me to skateboard without laughing at me, one with whom to bike around
Berkeley/Oakland/SF's sidestreets to meet and chat instead of going to a bar or coffeeshop, people encouraging me to do art more, crisp prolific artists who never sell, people who want to write in a circulating journal collaboratively, people to read classical literature aloud with spacy music unravelling in the background, people who live in co-ops or communes but not condominiums, someone to teach me about the strange herbs and spices and beans at the Halal market, people who eradicate patriarchy from their language and demeanor.
I'm serious, strangers. send me a message and let's do one of those things.
PRIMARILY SPACE FOLK, ECSTATIC DRONE, SOMBRE-FUTURE POST-ROCK, AND HIGHLY-EMOTIONAL WORLD MUSIC.
TOP THREE: SYR, Tower Recordings / MVEE, Fursaxa
Skaters, Hala Strana, Kemmialliset Ystavat, Es, Six Organs of Admittance, Jack Rose / Pelt, Vibracatherdral Orchestra, Idyll Swords, Franciscan Hobbies, Ashtray Navigations, GHQ, Zaimph, Robedoor, Starving Weirdos, Peter Wright, Ben Reynolds, Rameses III, Roy Montgomery, Jackie O Motherfucker, Godspeed You Black Emperor!, Cerberus Shoal, Secret Chiefs 3, Rachel's, Colleen, Gabor Szabo, Esquivel, dark symphonies by composers that were in mental turmoil (Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich, Mahler, etc), Classical Indian Ragas, Japanese Koto Music, Deep Banana Blackout, Phish.
I started making music: drone/moan pseudo-spiritual loops of me humming: Scriptures I Have Loathed .
Tell me what you think, honestly.
Normal Love, Brazil.
I don't like TV. Instead here is my audioscrobbler "last tracks played":
Edward Dahlberg, Charles Baudelaire, Brunner's "Stand on Zanzibar", RBF's "Critical Path", By Any Means Necessary: Outlaw Manifestoes & Ephemera 1965-1970.
R.Buckminster Fuller, The SF Diggers, Jack Smith, E.O.Wilson