When Wellness Gives Way To Starryness; Wordiness Becomes Satisfyingly Emboldening

How are your words? Are they smacked up? Are they jivvy? Or are they just plain plain? While you are deciding you can think about watching a NASA flying saucer test this weekend. Info below. Get your June moving and don't let your weekend drag around on the ground. Are you a certain year? Did you get stuck there? What is it? Somewhere in the robonomical 80s? The eight-mile-high 60s? The freaky freaked freaking 70s. Think about it while you play starman and while you think of words to describe yourself and the world and the juxtaposition of both. We'll wait here while you work on your worthiness. Whoop! When and where do I tune in to see a flying saucer? According to the NASA website: NASA commentary will be carried on NASA TV and on the Web at http://www.nasa.gov/nasatv and http://www.ustream.tv/nasajpl2.

Long Live Rock!

....ageless and two and a half hours later deafness, (still deaf today) and oh yeah, joy! The Who....anytime, anyhow, anywhere. No truer words.

doo day

after you've seen so many videos you need one like this. call me lightning. just like this.

tee vee under the sea

Foggy weather blurs reality, so does misting rainy springtime days, so does television, especially 60s -70s tv sitcoms. So live long and prosper within your fog of retro-ness and go watch your endless reruns of the Bunch, and Hogan and what-what-what. Note from tv blathersville: Ricou Browning, who played the Gill Man in the "Creature" movies, and consulted on James Bond movies whenever there were underwater sequence, wrote and produced the Flipper tv series (and guest starred in a few episodes). The man literally lived underwater and still does. He is the only surviving Universal monster. He's going strong in his 80s.

Reelin'

Early Who concert cuts into Barbara Ann. They idolized Brian and The Beach Boys and played the tune everywhere they went with Keith Moon tackling Brian's falsetto lead and doing a nice job. Later in the 70s Moon, Al Jardine and Elton John would hang together in the studios cutting freelance tracks in between their own sessions. The second clip is from the masters themselves doing it as only they can. Dig Carl shredding solo. Note: later this summer we will post clips of Dave going back to the old neighborhoods in SoCal and talking about the dude who showed him and Carl how to play the Chuck Berry riff they later made famous on Surfin USA. Go rock yourself silly baby. Go!

Here Comes The Who

Green Day tributes the Ramones in this clip to get you revved up with some bangin hard rock in the ten days and less countdown to The Who! Come back soon for clips of The Who.