One of the felicitous results of my plea for more comments was the opportunity to visit so many of your blogs. So many in fact that I must apologize that I lost track of which blog I went to and saw this amazing edit of various YouTube music performances re-edited into one new and cohesive song. (I'll try to backtrack and figure it out.) However, the editor of this piece is "Kutiman" and all I can tell you is that he is 27 and from Israel. Shalom!
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Man- this made me smile so big. Perfect! And I get the first comment too. Brilliant.
You should also take a spin at www.inbflat.net Strikes me as a novel form of collaboration and listener participation.
that would be me
*waving*
i guess.
you've probably seen this one - but if you haven't...
http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=2539741
btw I read every post but don't write much - please keep it up
Oh, so good! Thanks so much, I've listened to it twice already.
am-azing!
I am not sure about the visual qualities of this video, but her voice is just out there!
Thanks for sharing!
Here's the original video of this kind that I saw by Kurtiman:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tprMEs-zfQA
I don't know which came first, but they're each brilliant in their own way.
Here's Kutiman's website: http://thru-you.com/
Hi Danzinger,
We must all be a little bit psychic -- I found a great photography book buried in my boyfriends bookshelf and decided to tell you about it. While you just happen to want more comments...
It's a book he picked up in Poland in the late 90's. The photography is from the 1970's -- beautiful women in nature. The photos are timeless, and if you get a chance to look at the work of Taras Kuscynskyj, I suspect you will enjoy it very much.
xoMichelle
http://athayoganusasanam.blogspot.com/
this is wicked, I love it.
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