im hurting and its past 5. i should be thinking about the yummy meal im going to cook tonight: cream cheese fried wontons mmm.
anyways its been tibetan new year aka havent blogged aka the new year last at least 3 weeks and i've been back and forth from the city and the east bay aka ive been tired and lazy.
But the new year has officially begun so TASHI DELEK ("happy new year")
Things to note: good luck to impregnate chinese kids and bad luck for tibetans to marry this year.
::in other news::
before my wasted ass went over to minna last night XLR8R had an opening/announcement/media collab party with Revision3 at this crazy spot downtown called Slide.
Ok so XLR8R's gonna start adding a video portion of each issue with artist interviews, music video, word on the street shit straight off their website. seems approrprate in this new webtv day and age, so its seems pretty exciting. They've teamed up with this new to me company called Revision3. Basically a new web "network". Its a great concept cause its basically going to be the next stages of InternetTV.
Ok so XLR8R's gonna start adding a video portion of each issue with artist interviews, music video, word on the street shit straight off their website. seems approrprate in this new webtv day and age, so its seems pretty exciting. They've teamed up with this new to me company called Revision3. Basically a new web "network". Its a great concept cause its basically going to be the next stages of InternetTV.
Layman's Term: Revision3 is your host network aka NBC/MTV or whatever
And on the network you have different shows...XLR8R TV being one of them. Anyways if you want to check out the pilot episode its here: http://www.revision3.com/xlr8rtv/pilot
Ok so then it was at this crazy posh space called Slide. I ain't never heard of it cause its next to Ruby Skye, need I say more. I mean the place has got HDMonitors around the bar where they looped the XLR8R TV intro...Bryant was spinning off a Baby Grand Piano. Uh YES. They scaled and revamped their piano so that instead of keys its a pair of ttables, not to mention a fancy rack slash "placeholder" for yo laptop! uggh. And you enter through a mother fuckin slide!
Oh yeah its that serious. Homegirl at the top has to walkie talkie her shit to get a "slide check" before people go down. Haahahaaa. And the best part about it: NO POSH YUPPERS. well obviously because it was a private party, but amongst this posh swankyness i was surrounded by music, tech and internet geeks. awh.
And on the network you have different shows...XLR8R TV being one of them. Anyways if you want to check out the pilot episode its here: http://www.revision3.com/xlr8rtv/pilot
Ok so then it was at this crazy posh space called Slide. I ain't never heard of it cause its next to Ruby Skye, need I say more. I mean the place has got HDMonitors around the bar where they looped the XLR8R TV intro...Bryant was spinning off a Baby Grand Piano. Uh YES. They scaled and revamped their piano so that instead of keys its a pair of ttables, not to mention a fancy rack slash "placeholder" for yo laptop! uggh. And you enter through a mother fuckin slide!
Oh yeah its that serious. Homegirl at the top has to walkie talkie her shit to get a "slide check" before people go down. Haahahaaa. And the best part about it: NO POSH YUPPERS. well obviously because it was a private party, but amongst this posh swankyness i was surrounded by music, tech and internet geeks. awh.
And then i read about this off their website:
Back in the Prohibition Era of San Francisco, 430 Mason Street was a space called The Cable Car Theater. Below The Cable Car Theatre was a restaurant called Cafe Dans. In actuality, Cafe Dans was not a restaurant, but a speakeasy that could be accessed only by a savvy few that would push a secret wall that would lead you to a playground slide. This slide would take you below street level where one could indulge in illicit gambling and the drinking of bootleg whiskey and spirits. In an era of secret codes and handshakes, the speakeasy was a hidden subculture of nightlife. HARRA COO, RIGHT?
Back in the Prohibition Era of San Francisco, 430 Mason Street was a space called The Cable Car Theater. Below The Cable Car Theatre was a restaurant called Cafe Dans. In actuality, Cafe Dans was not a restaurant, but a speakeasy that could be accessed only by a savvy few that would push a secret wall that would lead you to a playground slide. This slide would take you below street level where one could indulge in illicit gambling and the drinking of bootleg whiskey and spirits. In an era of secret codes and handshakes, the speakeasy was a hidden subculture of nightlife. HARRA COO, RIGHT?
OK SO GO TO MADRONE TOMMOROW NIGHT IT'LL BE LIKE A HOODIES AND HEELS REUNION: JULIA & KAMAL!!!! scroll down for last months pictures
and then bryant and tap spinning this saturday at milk:
however my roomies (suz) are having some shit at their old spot and will be performing live on saturday too! HA! Its kind of going to be awesome. And like every cool and up and coming person, they just made a myspace page! haaaaa TOM AND SUZANNA
(not giving out details for house party slah internet slash mass spreading purposes)
::AT LARGE - FEBRUARY 2007::
with
my!gay!husband! & pretty titty
uh they coming through to sxsw too this year....transition: next weeks blog will feature my complete personal schedule for sxsw with recommendations!!!! its like 2 weeks away, wristbands are sold out (havent bought mine yet - help if interested rinchen.lama@gmail.com) and im going to TEXAS!
OVER.
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