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Ron Mueck
Ron Mueck (born 1958) is an Australian hyperrealist sculptor working in Great Britain.
Incredible artist!
more info
Ron Mueck - Click here for more free videos
Incredible artist!
more info
Ron Mueck - Click here for more free videos
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
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Thursday, September 20, 2007
Jerry Andrus, passed away.... GREAT ILLUSION
Unfortunalty Jerry passed a way a few weeks ago.
One of the greatest minds .... will be missed.
One of the greatest minds .... will be missed.
Monday, September 17, 2007
Saturday, September 15, 2007
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Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Stanley Jordan
I'm an absolute fan! How he's playing is more than great!
From the site :
Stanley Jordan
Multifaceted Musician
TRYING TO DESCRIBE STANLEY JORDAN IN SIMPLE TERMS is like trying to explain Einstein's Theory of Relativity in ten words or less. No matter what you say, you'd be leaving a lot out. And yet, that is probably what you've already done if you haven't heard the whole story. Best known as a guitarist who has made major technical and musical contributions to his instrument, Stanley Jordan has already made a name for himself as one of the most significant guitarists of the latter 20th century. After seeing him perform with his trio at the Montreal Jazz Festival, Los Angeles Times jazz critic Leonard Feather was prompted to write, “Genius is a word too often tossed around in musical circles, but it has been rightfully applied to Stanley Jordan.”
The Technique
Stanley uses a technique called the “Touch” or “Tapping” technique to achieve a level of orchestral complexity equaling that of a keyboard instrument. He can sound like two or three guitarists at the same time with no overdubs or other studio techniques. He says, “Basically, I use 'hammer-ons' and 'pull-offs.' These techniques have been around for a long time.” But Stanley Jordan has raised this art to an unprecedented musical level, and has used it to express his unique musical vision. Other players, such as Jimmy Webster, Lenny Breau, Edward Van Halen and Emmett Chapman have also used the technique, but Stanley Jordan discovered and developed it independently, and today he is widely regarded as the first “Touch Virtuoso.” He also uses traditional flat-picking and finger picking. A good example is “When Julia Smiles” from the album Flying Home. Much of the attention surrounding his sudden rise to fame in the mid 80s was based on his technique. Because the technique is so startling, so strikingly unusual, it is easy to see how it can make a dominating first impression. But what has become more and more clear through the years, is that he has the musicianship and creativity to match. His music is embued with a combination of passion, sensitivity, humor and shear brilliance. His technique never overwhelms his music. In fact, he says that since the early 80s he has been focusing much more on expressiveness than on speed and complexity. Could it be then, that many of his listeners still have not heard the full range of his abilities? Certainly what they have heard has made his live concerts legendary.
From the site :
Stanley Jordan
Multifaceted Musician
TRYING TO DESCRIBE STANLEY JORDAN IN SIMPLE TERMS is like trying to explain Einstein's Theory of Relativity in ten words or less. No matter what you say, you'd be leaving a lot out. And yet, that is probably what you've already done if you haven't heard the whole story. Best known as a guitarist who has made major technical and musical contributions to his instrument, Stanley Jordan has already made a name for himself as one of the most significant guitarists of the latter 20th century. After seeing him perform with his trio at the Montreal Jazz Festival, Los Angeles Times jazz critic Leonard Feather was prompted to write, “Genius is a word too often tossed around in musical circles, but it has been rightfully applied to Stanley Jordan.”
The Technique
Stanley uses a technique called the “Touch” or “Tapping” technique to achieve a level of orchestral complexity equaling that of a keyboard instrument. He can sound like two or three guitarists at the same time with no overdubs or other studio techniques. He says, “Basically, I use 'hammer-ons' and 'pull-offs.' These techniques have been around for a long time.” But Stanley Jordan has raised this art to an unprecedented musical level, and has used it to express his unique musical vision. Other players, such as Jimmy Webster, Lenny Breau, Edward Van Halen and Emmett Chapman have also used the technique, but Stanley Jordan discovered and developed it independently, and today he is widely regarded as the first “Touch Virtuoso.” He also uses traditional flat-picking and finger picking. A good example is “When Julia Smiles” from the album Flying Home. Much of the attention surrounding his sudden rise to fame in the mid 80s was based on his technique. Because the technique is so startling, so strikingly unusual, it is easy to see how it can make a dominating first impression. But what has become more and more clear through the years, is that he has the musicianship and creativity to match. His music is embued with a combination of passion, sensitivity, humor and shear brilliance. His technique never overwhelms his music. In fact, he says that since the early 80s he has been focusing much more on expressiveness than on speed and complexity. Could it be then, that many of his listeners still have not heard the full range of his abilities? Certainly what they have heard has made his live concerts legendary.
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Knife throwing
If you happen to be borred... this is a fun game:)
Watch out not to kill your assistant HAHAHA
http://www.quickflashgames.com/games/knifethrow/
HAVE FUN!
Watch out not to kill your assistant HAHAHA
http://www.quickflashgames.com/games/knifethrow/
HAVE FUN!
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Search Chrystal
This is just great !!!
try it out!!! type in stead of magic anything you want to see... then scroll over the resulting images!
try it out!!! type in stead of magic anything you want to see... then scroll over the resulting images!
Incredible !!!!
for the french speaking ....
Pour les francophone... c'est vraiment génial!
http://www.devinettor.com/
Pour les francophone... c'est vraiment génial!
http://www.devinettor.com/
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