vendredi 5 décembre 2008
jeudi 4 décembre 2008
Chappaqua (Conrad Rooks, 1966)
Voilà encore un film que j'aimerais bien voir...Burroughs, Ginsberg, Ornette Coleman, Moondog, Jean-Louis Barrault, Ravi Shankar, The Fugs réunis...
(source: Lui n°35)
dimanche 30 novembre 2008
Le Fauteuil Hanté
Couverture de Starr (?) pour Le Fauteuil Hanté de Leroux, ed. Raymond Schall, coll. du Lynx, 1946.
samedi 29 novembre 2008
Mo'Wax
Depuis quelques jours je me replonge dans mes disques d'ados, je fais le futur vieux con qui trouve que tout était mieux avant. Et Mo'wax c'était la grosse claque vers 1995. DJ Shadow, DJ Krush, La Funk Mob, UNKLE, Money Mark (ahhh le premier Money Mark...), Dr. Octagon, As One, Liquid Liquid ressuscités... et ces pochettes signées Futura 2000 entre autres...
vendredi 28 novembre 2008
mercredi 26 novembre 2008
Putain de bordel de corne à merde!
Flickr maintenant ! C'est la loi des séries ou y'a un vent de censure international cette semaine???? On a même pas le droit de montrer une couverture de bouquin, c'est quoi ces conneries?? Si ça continue comme ça dans 2 jours on me fait fermer le carrefour...
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Dear Losfeld-,
We have received a notice of copyright infringement from
the ADAGP via the Yahoo! France Copyright Team and have
removed the photo "Francis Picabia. Dits" from your
photostream.
ADAGP is a French collecting society that manages the
copyrights (including reproduction rights) of sculptors,
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may know, copyrights persist even after an artist's death,
which is why ADAGP manages works of both living and
deceased artists. While some museums or other institutions
may authorize you to take pictures of the works they have
on exhibit, this does not authorize you to reproduce such
photos over the Internet, in a paper, etc. Unless they are
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institutions are not legally empowered to authorize any
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premises, but they generally do not own the copyright
allowing for reproduction of the work.
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have further questions about ADAGP and their rights in the
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Michel Bernanos
Il y a quelques jours, un collègue libraire me parle avec des trémolos dans sa voix grave d'un livre du fils de Bernanos, Michel, intitulé La Montagne morte de la vie. Acheté dans la soirée, lu le lendemain. Un grand choc littéraire. Entre roman d'aventure bizarre et récit fantastique exotique et initiatique, ce livre est une pure merveille à découvrir d'urgence, d'autant plus qu'il est réédité à la Petite Vermillon, excellente collection de La Table Ronde (qui publie aussi l'immense L'ombre des forêts de Jean-Pierre Martinet). Voulant faire mon habituel petit caca bloggesque, je tapote deux minutes avant de tomber sur un post de l'ami Martian Shaker, qui avait déjà évoqué ce livre avec brio dans un post auquel j'avais d'ailleurs répondu (j'ai encore quelques tonnes de poisson à ingurgiter). Inutile donc de faire doublon, allez lire son post, et achetez ce livre avant que je vous pète la gueule. La Montagne morte de la vie!
ps: il existe quelques titres de Bernanos publiés au Fleuve Noir dans la collection Angoisse, sous le pseudo de Michel Talbert. Possible que parmi vous certains les aient (lus). Vos avis m'intéressent. Moi je pars en chasse...
Quand Topor rime avec Gore
Je ne sais pas ce qui m'arrive en ce moment, je trouve des Gore partout alors que je n'en ai pas vu pendant des années... On va pas se plaindre...
(et un clin d'oeil à Anitaa en passant)
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