For the late night crew
Ideally, it's around 2am. TV is not an option because a) you don't have one and b) who watches TV anymore.
But TV wasn't so bad. Remember all the moments, the memories. All the hours spent in front of the tube, soaking in collective pop-culture refereances which come in so handy these days at the office or at home watching TV. Don't tell me you haven't made at least a few friends over recollections from your favorite Golden Girls episodes. No? Well, I have. Maybe just one friend, but still, my point is made. TV wasn't so bad. There were limits. Limits are exciting. Not limits themselves, but the idea of pushing them. Remember butt on NYPD Blue? Now with the internet, on the other hand, there are no limits. That's good too, but if it really is 2am and you're frying your brain on continued information over-load, have I got a video for you. It's what watching TV would be like if it were a form of meditation.
Also, this is an unsolicited music video for the song "Dep" by Javelin. They are from Rhode Island and live in Brooklyn, just like me/
But TV wasn't so bad. Remember all the moments, the memories. All the hours spent in front of the tube, soaking in collective pop-culture refereances which come in so handy these days at the office or at home watching TV. Don't tell me you haven't made at least a few friends over recollections from your favorite Golden Girls episodes. No? Well, I have. Maybe just one friend, but still, my point is made. TV wasn't so bad. There were limits. Limits are exciting. Not limits themselves, but the idea of pushing them. Remember butt on NYPD Blue? Now with the internet, on the other hand, there are no limits. That's good too, but if it really is 2am and you're frying your brain on continued information over-load, have I got a video for you. It's what watching TV would be like if it were a form of meditation.
Also, this is an unsolicited music video for the song "Dep" by Javelin. They are from Rhode Island and live in Brooklyn, just like me/
3D -) MANIFEST
Some video of Movementpants performing 3D -) MANIFEST at Zinc Bar at a poetry reading hosted by Rebecca's friend Dotty. It was interesting to share a stage with poets for an audience of...poets. Their sensitivity to imagery makes them wonderfully receptive participants. For anyone who is interested, I highly recommend dancing for poets.
It's been a long time
We shouldn't have left you, without some dope beats we step to. I don't know about you, but I am in full and total support of this Balkan beat movement, epitomized by the music of Zach Condon and his band Beirut. Here is a clip from the latest version (2.0) of La Spectra where Movementpants simultaneously embraces his music and ourselves as fools. And if the below is not enough, here's pt.II, III, and IV.
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