#thejungle

Centuries of life and Nature and colorful Rainbows from the Past & Present.

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we’re headed up north for a few days in March! first on the 18th @thejunglecmc in Somerville, MA then the 19th at @flightcoffeedovernh in Dover, NH! come say hi and share a song with us! #reesevanriper #2nightstandtour #thejungle #thejunglecollective #flightcoffeedover #mint400records #nh #ma #dover #newhampshire #massachusetts #livemusic #live #concert https://www.instagram.com/p/Capyvx3PyHq/?utm_medium=tumblr

Early bird rock shows for us older burnouts! #TheChelseaCurve #GeneDanteAndTheFutureStarlets #TheJungle #Somerville https://www.instagram.com/p/CXmsFz1rB-g/?utm_medium=tumblr

TONIGHT @ 12:30am EST on ME-TV: One of the GREAT episodes of THE TWILIGHT ZONE, "The Jungle" (written by Charles Beaumont, Directed by William Claxton, originally aired December 1, 1961): Charles Beaumont’s “The Jungle” (based on his own short story) fulfill's Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling's original description of the Zone as one that lies "..between science and superstition," a dimension "...not only of sight and mind" but of "sound," one of that sensual trinity that is often overlooked in The Twilight Zone, given the intense domination of the other two. Yet that is precisely how protagonist Alan Richards (the great John Dehner) begins his descent into The Twilight Zone, via sound--the sounds of the jungle animals that he can't get out of his head as he faces a particular superstitious dread of every New Yorker: crossing Central Park at night! Dehner's character also plays out the chasm--or, in his case, the abyss--between "science and superstition," as he navigates between his fellow financiers who want to build their African dam over sacred, native burial grounds (shades of "Poltergeist"), and his own wife's grim warning of certain, horrible death as cursed by the African shaman she believes in, if construction continues. There's a delicious moment mid-episode when a frazzled Dehner pauses before entering the Park, and contemplates turning back, towards the steps of a large church opposite the entrance. In that moment Beaumont lays plain modern (secular) man's continual choice, between a world built on rational, logical, scientific facts, or one of faith and yes, superstition. Sound familiar? The episode’s grisly final scene—the lion in the bedroom—ranks as one of The Twilight Zone’s most startlingly surreal juxtapositions, echoed visually in the surrealism that preceded the show, Magritte's 1940 "The Wedding Breakfast," and the pop culture that the series influenced, Chris Van Allsburg's interior illustration for his 1982 children's book, "Jumanji." #thetwilightzone #rodserling #twilightzone #thejungle #arlenschumer #johndehner #tv #television #tvhistory #televisionhistory @dgareps @richard_syrett @adamschumer https://www.instagram.com/p/CS0Ggmtsiqi/?utm_medium=tumblr

ONE SHOT TO YOUR FEAR 😨. 🔫 AND THEN YOU'LL WIN THE WAR #ZEITGEIST #thejungle #soldier https://www.instagram.com/p/CSgVWq5LKo0/?utm_medium=tumblr

Fun show at @thejunglecmc in Somerville tonight! Doors open at 7:30pm 😎 Excited to open for @qhhoops and @inspector34band at 8pm EST! #livemusic #indiebands #indiepop #independentmusic #thejungle #acousticpop #slackerpop #bedroompop #somervillemusic #bostonmusic #chaosqueen #pinkline (at Somerville, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ8_5H2A9Qx/?utm_medium=tumblr