the mezzomind

ceci n'est pas une planète

"An awareness of hip hop is arguably the single most recognizable aspect of alt-rock in the nineties. Break beats were everywhere - just listen to Dave Grohl's drumming in the chorus of Teen Spirit" Greg Milner via RJ Wheatons 33 1/3 book on Portishead's Dummy.

Oh man so good. I expected it to be a good film considering it's status and director but I did not expect it to feel so modern. With the quick cuts and use of nearly subliminal cues that happen so quickly you don't fully get a chance to acknowledge the layers of subtleties, it felt like it could have been made in this decade. Loved the way he juxtaposed the double exposures, overlapping characters, and the perfect comedic timing. So ahead of its time they didn't have a way to describe the kind of film it is.

Can't stop listening to this song.

And watch John Oliver's expose on the terrible shit these corporate assholes do to the world, particularly small countries withouthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UsHHOCH4q8

Rebecca Solnit - A Field Guide to Getting Lost

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Ruth White's Flowers of Evil is a darkly haunting rendering of a few Baudelaire poems, from his book of the same name, over her experimental analog electronic music. This is from 1969, which makes it even creepier. Enjoy your dreams after this!

Meditating with sculpture. #sculpture #meditation #lotus

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http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/03/15/a-calendar-of-wisdom-tolstoy/

Pärson Sound - One Quiet Afternoon (In the King's Garden) (by raistuumum)

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