WORLD PISS. SPORE OF THE WORDS, is now a weblogject of over 70′000 words.
http://wordspore.blogspot.com/
A still life in the western lands, briefly experienced by a disc jockey,
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Coincidance of contraries.
A remix, so far, of my contribution to a collaborative writing project for the Maybelogic Quarterly Magazine. It features the Tale of the Tribe as a central axis for the rhyme scheming.
Turns-ales to the wind. Mail to the mindividual. When is a tale knot a tail whenas tall story (a wet riddle from this fiddle at the jig of the jive.
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If such power , as experience suggests, is
latent (though rarely Released) in the simplest words,
one would like to characterise the words More exactly.
Are they the oldest? They ought to be somehow the core
of Language, identifiable by tracing its history
backward. –Hugh Kenner, The Pound Era, page 108
Ideograms. Turntables. PICTURES. SOUNDS?
Symbols. Tallismans.
You can hear DJ FLY @ WORK
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On september the 10th, 2002, i interviewed Dr. Robert Anton Wilson at his home. It was at this interview i became aware of a new documentary MOVIE being made about him by some local SANTA CRUZ film makers.
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Sit back and enjoy the full roster of animations. It will advance by itself, or by advancing the track in the player below. You have options for volume and going fullscreen. This is a Flash Player, so you will need to have the latest version installed.
DJ FLY DJ’ing with Garaj Mahal on a boat in New York.
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Mike Allen is a radio DJ, between the years 1984 to 1988 Mike hosted a number of Electro/Hip Hop shows in the UK. Mike’s shows were very popular at the time and he had a big influence on the acceptance and evolvement of Hip Hop in the UK. Mike was also one of the main players responsible for the UK Fresh 86 concert that took place at Wembley Arena in London, on July 19th 1986.
This guy was responsible for informing the old school masses about the state of Hip Hop in the UK. Together with Chuck Chillout and his ‘New York juice report’ we had it all. Public Enemy, Mantronix, Skinny Boys.
“We’ll be back with more rhymes than you can shake a stick at”
