http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYzlfG04FQk A semi-secret rock venue in Ridgewood, Queens employs the sound of an adjoining Mexican restaurant as a cover and as an indicator.
2 thoughts on “DIY”
I really like what you did with the oncoming train and the music build up leading into the train moving by and the music kicking in. It was quite a rush.
The cat was hilarious. The slow-mo was freaky. Lightning Bolt’s playing this Friday.
What an accomplishment, to spin together a fluid documentary meditation on the entymologic roots of the word AUDILE with a brash witnessing of an elusive Queens rock venue. The combination is fascinating. I was really taken with the dynamic between quiet and noise, btwn realism and abstraction. The distinctive rhythm made me listen much more attentively. I heard the language of the music and the melody of the conversation.
I really like what you did with the oncoming train and the music build up leading into the train moving by and the music kicking in. It was quite a rush.
The cat was hilarious. The slow-mo was freaky. Lightning Bolt’s playing this Friday.
What an accomplishment, to spin together a fluid documentary meditation on the entymologic roots of the word AUDILE with a brash witnessing of an elusive Queens rock venue. The combination is fascinating. I was really taken with the dynamic between quiet and noise, btwn realism and abstraction. The distinctive rhythm made me listen much more attentively. I heard the language of the music and the melody of the conversation.