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Crawling Across Chaos and Time Without End
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Archive for ‘Art’ Category
One other side effect of the Google release into the wild UK of Street View, has been people checking up places they know – and I’m no exception. This is where the band Crawling Chaos played their first gig: ….and this is a dude in a farty twat car, debating whether to give the finger to the google car parked outside my Auntie Margaret’s old pub under the Tyne Bridge, what used to be “The Newcastle Arms”: It’s a different world, you see. Elsewhere across the globe people are shuffling oblivious along the streets or struggling to hide from the lens – in Newcastle they’re observant and leaping in front of it with no fear, har har. Hard to bear. Hard to bear. It used to be rough as fuck down the Sandhill, the Keep and Dog Leap Stairs. Now it’s all rather twee.
Amazon Related:Related Posts by TagsGoogle pulls some street imagesFollowing yesterday’s release in the UK of the Google StreetView service, the BBC reports here that some images have already been pulled because of privacy doings. One of the things shown as an example was someone hoying-up (vomiting, in English). It’s not very clear on the BBC website the exact location, but my eagle eyes have pulled it out (it’s the picture in screen dump above left). What is clear, is that the BBC have published a screen dump (duplicated at left), of the picture that Google subsequently pulled! So what does all that mean for privacy? Personally, my opinion is that if you are in a public place, say entering a sex shop, then you are available to photograph although in your own private space is a completely different matter. The camera doesn’t capture your “soul” any more than a mirror. But the government think it’s okay to plaster CCTV cameras everywhere – so why can’t anyone take pictures in a public place? This has direct relevance to my earlier post here which discusses the double standards that UK government use for photography in a public place. Anyway, the phantom puker in Curtain Road, Hackney, London EC2A, UK is now fuzzilly revealed. Amazon Related:
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Related Posts by Tagshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6eH4rwFWRo Currently there is an undersea eruption happening at the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai volcano in Tonga. Check out the video above which was filmed by some tourist/fishing types in a little boat who went to look at it.
Painfully funny, I know, but compare it to the second video (below) of the Montserrat eruption. The similarity is obvious, and for anyone who’s witnessed or knows about pyroclastic flows, “Run Away” is about it, although laughably inappropriate on a boat!
Things like this happen in Europe too – such as Pompeii in 79AD, and these pictures taken by me of some pyroclastic sediments in an old quarry, now car park, above Volvic, France. These successive events finished about 8000 years ago, I’m told. Amazon Related:
Related Posts by TagsThis is a reprise following some experiments, of an earlier Heysel Stadium post. It’s a quick merge of video and a vinyl rip of some Crawling Chaos music as an experiment. The clicks etc have been emphasised and the equalisation of the track has also been altered to emphasize the monochrome nature of violent history. ‘Enjoy’ is probably an inappropriate word. All pictures taken from the web. (SP) Amazon Related:Related Posts by TagsImprove the web with Nofollow Reciprocity.
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