Need For Speed

Slams, slides, and a miraculous escape from speed wobble annihilation - enjoy this compilation of the best hill bomb entries we received. Who is your favorite, aside from Nasty Nesto? I know mine, Loriato, crazy brazilian guy, he used to live in Hawaii, but the bastard came back to Brazil ´cause he´s a dumb ass drunk.

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Lucille - Little Richard

How I wish this verse could be true one day "you won't do your sisters will"

Vacation Forever by Tallboy

I really hate myself. How can I be so stupid?

Weird Homeward Tattoo from hollyweird on Vimeo.

If you like that art, check this

www.tallboyart.com

SONGS FOR DRELLA

SONGS FOR DRELLA - A Fiction is a brief musical look at the life of Andy Warhol and is entirely fictitious. We start with Andy growing up in a "Smalltown" - "There's no Michelangelo coming from Pittsburgh." He comes to New York and follows the customs of "Open House" both in his apartment and the Factory. "It's a Czechoslovakian custom my mother passed on to me/the way to make friends Andy is to invite them up for tea." He travels around the world and is in his words "Forever Changed." He knows the importance of people and money in the art world ["Style is all it takes"] and follows his primary ethic, "Work - the most important thing is work." He can copy the classicists but feels "the trouble with the classicists, they look at a tree/that's all they see/ they paint a tree ..." Andy wished we all had the same name "Faces and Names." He becomes involved with movies - "Starlight." He is interested in repetitive "Images" - "I love images worth repeating ... see them with a different feeling." The mortality rate at the Factory is rather high and some blame Andy - "It wasnot me who shamed you ..." The open house policy leads him to being shot ["I Believe"]. He had been warned but a new, locked door approach at the Factory caused him to wonder "... if I have to live in fear/where will I get my ideas ... slowly Slip Away?5 One night he has 'A Dream,' his relationships change ... "A Nobody Like You." He dies recovering from a gall bladder operation. Chocolates were his weakness. We miss him very much. "Hello, It's Me."

- Lou Reed



SONGS FOR DRELLA is a collaboration, the second Lou and I have completed since 1965. I must therefore say that although I think he did most of the work, he has allowed me to keep a position of dignity in the process. It therefore remains, as intended, a tribute to someone whose inspiration and generosity offered over the years is now remembered with much love and admiration.

- John Cale







SONGS FOR DRELLA - A Fiction 1990

Originally co-commissioned by The Brooklyn Academy Of Music and The Arts At St. Ann's.



1. Small Town

2. Open House

3. Style It Takes

4. Work

5. Trouble With Classicists

6. Starlight

7. Faces And Names

8. Images

9. Slip Away (A Warning)

10. It Wasn't Me

11. I Believe

12. Nobody But You

13. A Dream

14. Forever Changed

15. Hello It's Me







HELLO IT'S ME



Andy it's me, haven't seen you in a while

I wished I talked to you more when you were alive

I thought you were self-assured when you acted shy

Hello it's me

I really miss you, I really miss your mind

I haven't heard ideas like that in such a long, long time

I loved to watch you draw and watch you paint

But when I saw you last I turned away



When Billy Name was sick and locked up in his room

You asked me for some speed, I though it was for you

I'm sorry that I doubted your good heart

Things always seem to end before they start



Hello it's me, that was a great gallery show

Your cow wallpaper and your floating silver pillows

I wish I paid more attention when they laughed at you

Hello it's me



"Pop goes pop artist," the headline said

"Is shooting a put-on, is Warhol really dead?"

You get less time for stealing a car

I remember thinking as I heard my own record in a bar



They really hated you, now all that's changed

But I have some resentments that can never be unmade

You hit me where it hurt I didn't laugh

Your Diaries are not a worthy epitaph

Oh well now Andy - guess we've got to go

I hope some way somehow you like this little show

I know it's late in coming but it's the only way I know

Hello it's me - goodnight Andy...

Goodbye, Andy

Earl Hines - Rosetta

Lovely or what?

This week is a celebration time for us and I´ll post this kind of pics every other day.

Words of the week, words of life.

"Fat, drunk and stupid, just living a dream"

By I forget who write this.















Earl Hines - Rosetta. Recorded October 21, 1939, Chicago

LO - FI - RE

We polute the world

LO - FI - RE from Nicolas Delavy on Vimeo.

by Nicolas Delavy

The Story of the Big Four: Slayer’s Kerry King Joins Megadeth

The Story of the Big Four: Slayer’s Kerry King Joins Megadeth

By www.revolvermag.com



The Big Four of thrash—Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax—are set to play New York City’s Yankee Stadium on September 14. It will be the second time ever that all four groups have shared a stage in the United States. To mark this occasion, Revolver and Guitar World are celebrating the event with the Big Four Weeks leading up to the event. For the next month or so, leading up to the show, our websites will be giving fans eye-popping exclusives (like the Big Four trading cards from the September/October issue, which we unveiled last week), previously unseen backstage video, and excerpts from our interviews with the bands on a regular basis.







This installment is an excerpt from Revolver’s special issue devoted to the Big Four, which you can buy right here. This section recounts the early days of Megadeth, right when they were playing their first shows featuring a young guitarist from another band in the Big Four, Slayer’s Kerry King. The excerpt features interviews with King, Slayer vocalist-bassist Tom Araya and drummer Dave Lombardo, alongside Megadeth bassist David Ellefson. It also features photography of Megadeth by Bill Hale, who is working on a book titled Megadeth: Another Time, Another Place, which will feature tons of great photos from this time period (for more on the book, scroll to the bottom). So, without further ado, let’s get back to business.







To read more: http://www.revolvermag.com/news/the-story-of-the-big-four-slayer%E2%80%99s-kerry-king-joins-megadeth.html