7 Miles & 100 Years Of Echo

He was the quintessential rock star in a unique band, The Cars.  I saw them at the Boston Garden one time.  He wore a beautiful lime green suit with matching socks and no shoes.  

iPhonology from Studio GhiPone. 

Orzechowski's Drive Home

From deep within the soundproofed rooms at Studio GhiPhone comes the latest iphonology of swirly poofda and singalong favorites.  And a one and a two...

the mour hour

Works like an electronic mosquito repellent.  Guaranteed to give them second thoughts.

Keeps aliens away

Swamp gas? yeah right....

amusement from Studio GhiPhone

Swamp Gas

jostling multitude, crowded throng, dense swarm, as is the song

from Studio GhiPhone

Picture from bassgorilla.com

Melbourned Jump

LA Underground 11/11/15, 1:22 AM

I finally brought up some shite from the cellar and plugged it in, slapped on the Ramones, didn't even f'king tune the guitar (truth), put the phone in the hall halfway between the amp and the computer speakers for the lowest of fidelity that would make the grungiest of garage bands cringe, and had a go at it, wrong notes, sloppy playing, no pedals. I haven't played in 20 years, but this is probably as good as it gets from me.  I might start practicing.  I'm embarrassed but then again fuck it, this is me.

Ramones play-along; Do You Wanna Dance

Adikted 2 luv

The Curupira is a mythological creature of Brazilian folklore. This creature blends many features of West African and European fairies but was usually regarded as a demonic figure.  The name comes from the Tupi language kuru'pir, meaning "covered in blisters". According to the cultural legends, this creature has bright red/orange hair, and resembles a man or a dwarf, but its feet are turned backwards. Curupira lives in the forests of Brazil and uses its backward feet to create footprints that lead to its starting point, thus making hunters and travelers confused. Besides that, it can also create illusions and produce a sound that's like a high pitched whistle, in order to scare and drive its victim to madness. A Curupira will prey on poachers and hunters that take more than they need of the forest, and he also attacks people who hunt animals that were taking care of their offspring. There are many different versions of the legend, and so the creature's appearance and habits may vary from each region in Brazil. However, Curupira is considered a nationwide folkloric figure.

Samba de Curupira

He made candles. Then he saw the light.
Done on an iPhone at Studio GhiPhone.


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