I "saw" this yesterday...

...while looking for info on Stump. Here is Kev Hopper, Stump's bassist, playing musical saw on TV, maybe in 2004:



And a short improv by Hopper and Richard Sanderson:



Filmed by Rob Flint in Blurrovision.

Born on 07/20

Nam June Paik, composer, artist, born in 1932:



I have seen this video-crip 1986.
I am feeling revolution in this video-art.

Kool G. Rap, born in 1964:




DJ Screw, born in 1971:

Born on 07/13

Bob Crane, DJ, actor, drummer, born in 1928:



Albert Ayler, saxophonist, born in Cleveland Heights, 1936:



Jim "Roger" McGuinn, guitarist, born in 1942:



Shin-Soo Choo, baseball player, Indian, born in 1982:

Dig This Big Crux...

Why is Six afraid of Seven?



Minutemen- "Political Song for Michael Jackson to Sing"



Apolitical Song for Miles Davis to Play

(Because Seven ate Nine...)

Addendum:

Poopy Lungstuffing and Mr. Compostulous salute MJJ...

"The Red Telephone"

The "Hot Line", as it would come to be known, was established following an agreement on June 20, 1963 by the signing of the "Memorandum of Understanding Regarding the Establishment of a Direct Communications Line" in Geneva, Switzerland, by spokesmen from both the Soviet Union and the United States, after the events of the Cuban missile crisis made it clear that reliable, direct communications between the two nuclear powers was a necessity. During the crisis, it took the U.S. nearly 12 hours to receive and decode Nikita Khruschev's 3,000 word initial settlement message—a dangerously long time in the chronology of nuclear brinkmanship. By the time the U.S. had drafted a reply, a tougher message from Moscow had been received demanding that U.S. missiles be removed from Turkey. White House advisors at the time thought that the crisis could have been more quickly resolved and easily averted if communication had been faster. This link was encrypted using the information-theoretically secure one-time pad cryptosystem.

"I Can Feel Synthetical, Baby!"

Courtesy of Freefrench:



Magma, "Otis, Le Grand Échiquier" (French TV) 07/28/81

Ramone, Rashid, what's the difference?

Dee Dee Ramone, born September 18th, 1952:





Karim Rashid, born September 18th, 1960: