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Volume 10 | Issue 46

11.19.08 - 11.26.08

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COVER ARTIST | Adam S Doyle. The Jagdalack is a big, solitary fellow, seen here voyaging in search of home. Will he find it? I’m not entirely sure. He’ll definitely discover some amazing places along the way. This image is from a series that could do well as a children’s book, but for now is a colorful and introspective collection of fine art paintings. See more of Jagdalack and other artwork at adamsdoyle.com. Raised in Boston, I’ve been living in New York City the past few years. Creating and exploring every day.



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ROTHBURY FESTIVAL POST 2

By caballero on Sat, Jul 4, 2009 9:41 pm

The anticipation behind the opening notes of an STS9 set has to be seen to be believed. The crowd is literally bubbling with energy, mostly directing it towards keeping the entire zoo of inflatable animals afloat on the surface of an ocean of people. Set against the backdrop of Sherwood Forest, the wooded area that separates the Ranch Arena from the two bigger stages, this is the Rothbury Festival's chance to show off the expensive lights which your $280 ticket presumably helped pay for.

Rothbury Music Festival: Post 1

By caballero on Fri, Jul 3, 2009 9:40 pm

I wish I could say I saw a couple more cities on my way to Rothbury, Michigan. We—Spencer, Mills, Maysa, Keith and myself—drove from Allston to Michigan in about 17 hours, passing through Cleveland, Detroit, Lansing and a couple other places along the way. After making it through a 20-hour bus ride in Argentina a few years ago, I've learned to appreciate all the things you see along the way during a road trip that you miss on a plane.

 


Fuck Michael Jackson

By JStanton on Fri, Jun 26, 2009 5:48 pm

The guy could dance, hooked up with a couple of good producers, diddled little kids (allegedly, yeah right), and is now dead. Good riddance.


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