Phil's Seminal Jazz Rock and Politics Videoblog

Labels: futurism, transhumanism

Don't know how long this will last. I wish people would use Daily Motion for this stuff.

Labels: Hendrix, jazz rock

Your people I do not understand. Hendrix above and Astrud Gilberto below. Soon to be removed probably by Youtube. Yet another attempt to create my own channel. (But they won't play songs consecutively!) You shall rue the day that you crossed me Reginald Hudlin. And Yes: I directed and produced this Broadcast video, rated at two stars which I think stands for "EX cellence." And Goddamn you Reginald Hudlin. Goddamn you and BET on J to Hell.

Labels: astrud gilberto, jazz

Of course, one of the reasons I only have 68 dollars in my pocket and can only dream about no doubt healthy American consumption (see this post)is that I don't save money very well. One thing I didn't know is that it kind of matters where you put your money. Different banks have different rates of interest for the savings you put into their institutions. So, in the future, if I have any money and decide to save it, instead of blow it one of those beautiful flat screens that I've seen, then this site would be a resource that I would check out.

Labels: Sponsored Link

(Some of the links in this post are sponsored.)

I currently have about 68 dollars in my pocket but that doesn't mean that I can't dream of buying a really nice flat panel television to watch all my, in all probability illegal, youtube clips.

	Here are the specs right here: ByDsign is releasing a budget priced flat-panel plasma display. The 50-inch plasma display features a 1366x768 resolution, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 1,000cd/m2 brightness, stereo speakers with SRS, and two HDMI ports. ByDsign has also integrated the "DCDi" microchip, which enhances image quality by reducing those rotten jaggy edges. ByDsign's 50-inch plasma display is on the market now for the low price of $2,948.

Oh, I'm only 2800 dollars off, or so. At the rate I'm going I should have the money for this by 2525. When that happens and Earth is a wondrous tech paradise , ruled by either the Vorlons or the Vulcans, I will need an installer that I would define as a great resource for installing my big screen lcd or plasma television, which I will one day buy in my imaginary alternate lifetime. But I just wouldn't go to any installer to install the wonderful dream television that I will probably never own, I would use the best home theater installation company.

I prefer a professional installer as opposed to my unprofessional imaginary friend Jaco who would probably drop my fantasy flat screen several times and then claim that its the product that was "bad". And I wouldn't have a Circuit City or a Big Box store do it partly out of spite and partly out of professionalism.

Of course, how would I afford the very capable install if I can't afford the tv. Its what they call a conundrum. This has been yet another episode of "Displays I Lust For and Can't Afford".

Labels: alt rock, Pixies

Two songs from the Pixies above and Charles Lloyd and Keith Jarrett jazz ballad. Yet another attempt to create my own channel. You shall rue the day that you crossed me Reginald Hudlin. And Yes: I directed and produced this Broadcast video, rated at two stars which I think stands for "EX cellence." And Goddamn you Reginald Hudlin. Goddamn you and BET on J to Hell.

Labels: BET on J, Charles Lloyd, Pixies

Labels: Charles Lloyd, jazz, Keith Jarrett

Labels: Adrian Belew, Frank Zappa, Terry Bozzio

Frank Zappa's "Black Napkins" above for your air guitar pleasure. Features my fave Zappa drummer Terry Bozzio. Below: Adian Belew, seen above playing rhythm guitar, does a solo guitar piece here. Impressive. Yet another attempt to create my own channel. You shall rue the day that you crossed me Reginald Hudlin. And Yes: I directed and produced this Broadcast video, rated at two stars which I think stands for "EX cellence." And Goddamn you Reginald Hudlin. Goddamn you and BET on J to Hell.

Labels: Frank Zappa

Labels: Adrian Belew

Labels: Air

Easy to use, but can't resize.

Labels: music channel

Labels: Miso, Sweet Trip

Spiderman 3 SNEAK PEEK
Uploaded by merugo

Spiderman 3 looks fantastic. When I was reading the Gerry Conway (he now writes and produces for Law and Order Criminal Intent) run on Spiderman I never visualized that these stories could look so good. That fight scene looks incredible. And Yes: I directed and produced this Broadcast video, rated at two stars which I think stands for "EX cellence." And Goddamn you Reginald Hudlin. Goddamn you and BET on J to Hell.

Labels: Spiderman 3 Preview

Mimi Fox Live
Uploaded by Steelydan

Labels: jazz, jazz trio, Mimi Fox

Province
Uploaded by Steelydan

Above: Neo alt african american rockers TV on the Radio with a backup assist from David Bowie. Well directed video. Below: Classic Roy Ayers tune. My life my life my life...in the Sunshine...Also: Yes, I directed and produced this Broadcast video, rated at two stars which I think stands for "EX cellence." And Goddamn you Reginald Hudlin. Goddamn you and BET on J to Hell.

Labels: David Bowie, Goddamn you Reginald Hudlin, TV on the Radio

Mahavishnu Orchestra
Uploaded by soulpatrol

This is Mahavishnu Orchestra Friday. Above: "You know you know." Forbidden secrets of the Mahavishnu Orchestra: Both Goodman and Jan "Miami Vice" Hammer were more melodic soloists than McLaughlin. Billy Cobham, after 30 years have passed, looks like he was the best composer. Below: "Dawn", which features, arguably, the greatest guitar solo ever. Right around 1:56 turn it to 11 and begin your air guitar pantomime. Also: Yes, I directed and produced this Broadcast video, rated at two stars which I think stands for "EX cellence." And Goddamn you Reginald Hudlin. Goddamn you and BET on J to Hell.

Labels: jazz rock, Mahavishnu Orchestra

Labels: acid jazz, beck, music, pop

I'm sure that Skynet will do the right thing when it becomes conscious and we will be the first to blot out the Sun.

Labels: future, futurism, science, science fiction