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Hit Me With Your Best Shotblog03.10.2008This durational film, by James R Ford features no tuneful audio - only the pathetic clicks and twangs produced by the plastic guitar controller can be heard as Ford plays his way through all 39 solo career songs in the Guitar Hero III game. DVD film: total length 2 hours, 36 minutes topnext |
arena & Radio Nightblog01.10.2008 Arena Documentary on Pirate Radio stations in London. Check the shortsighted council bod in the second video...Ingenious lenghts these people go to to broadcast, yet still they get dismissed."I don't think anyone is doing for the love of music. there must be money in it, or it just wouldn't be worth thier while." topnext |
arena & just a minuteblog01.10.2008 Hadn't heard about Arena before, but its a long running art documentary from the bbc. Strangely last night I watched a documentary about this documentary. It was lovely to hear about the environment it grew in, a basement full of rogues with films being director and idea led from the start. Each film approached differently.This clip is from an Areana documentary on another BBC show called just a minute. http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/features/arena-bergman.shtml topnext |
ready, set, gguuuughhhhh... oh.blog01.10.2008 basically Alfred Letourner rode this in 1941 up to a speed of 108.92 mph. apparently he had to be pulled along by a truck to pick up speed, so it's not exactly one for a quick getaway and loads of skidding/skip stopping.... stilllllllll imagine what you could do with the chainwheel!!!! (ed!)topnext |
space to letblog30.09.2008 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=260285120110topnext |
maglev toy train.blog25.09.2008 Check this out. Supercooled magnets...http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a0c_1222057090 topnext |
Mathemagicblog24.09.2008 Arthur Benjamin races a team of calculators to figure out 3-digit squares and solves another massive mental equation.Check the end when he talks the audience through the calculations in his mind, by saying them as he makes them. He associates words as certain numbers. http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/arthur_benjamin_does_mathemagic.html topnext |
bike by undercoverblog24.09.2008 ooooohh!!!!...... it's like the bag jun did for hermes, but a bike! think what you could do with this next time a taxi wants a fight hey Ed?! http://www.highsnobiety.com/news/2008/09/22/undercover-track-bike/topnext |
moustache hands!blog24.09.2008 american on the right, french on the left. jack spade for colette. http://www.colette.fr/topnext |
another bit of pressssssblog24.09.2008 ... ian, we should have a separate section for adding press images, party photos and the like to make some sort of archive.... i quite like pasting cropped web pages.. x http://www.coolhunting.com/archives/2008/09/ceramics-london-design-festival.phptopnext |
london lite hee we come indeed...blog24.09.2008 a big thanks to Duncan Riches who was apparently sitting in a greasy spoon earlier this afternoon minding his own business and reading a copy of the sun when he was subjected to discovering Dave's best selling downloadable design on page seven! good work! http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article1726810.ecetopnext |
Nothing is Better than Somethingblog24.09.2008 Mark Moskovitz's Real Work is a collection of objects and videos that target modern workers who "have lost a meaningful connection to genuine exertion in their daily routine."Nothing is better than Something is the artist pitting his ingenuity against a Dyson Vacuum cleaner to see which can collect more dirt. http://www.core77.com/blog/object_culture/real_work_by_mark_moskovitz_11190.asp topnext |
kithkin paah-ty photos!!!blog22.09.2008a big thanks to Say Fromage for coming down to our party at designersblock on saturday, and obviously thanks to DB and jamie and nick for our big bash!!! ch-ch-ch-check out all the data at this link....... x http://www.sayfromage.co.uk/topnext |
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