A memorial service was held at Bridges Funeral Home, 3035 Atlanta Hwy, Athens, GA, 30606 on Sunday, December 27, 2009, from 3:00-6:00 pm. Following the memorial service, family and friends gathered at Cine, 234 West Hancock Ave., Athens, GA. In lieu of flowers the family is requesting donations be made to Shepherd Center, 2020 Peachtree Road NW, Atlanta, GA, 30309 or Nuci’s Space, 396 Oconee Street, Athens, GA 30601. A tribute at the 40 Watt Club in Athens, Georgia, will be held some time in the near future. A private interment ceremony will be held later in Pike County, Zebulon, GA.
The Black Rock Project- Enjoy! Blakroc Project from Myrhax on Vimeo.
You ever hear a band, and think, I can’t believe, I haven’t heard these guys before—I love them!
Here is their website
9 days, 961 miles= good times. 961 miles of good times from Jonny Atencio on Vimeo.
Ramona Falls is a trail leading to a shady glen where a spilling torrent of water appears 100 feet above, cascading down to the creek bed below. Ramona Falls is also Brent Knopf’s first solo venture – although you may know him through his extensive musical resume as part of Portland trio, Menomena*.
Named after his favorite childhood hiking trail on Mount Hood in Oregon, Ramona Falls was, to Knopf as a boy, a refuge from the world and a gathering place within it, an ideal of what a forest should be. As a music project, Ramona Falls serves both as a sanctuary, as Menomena eased into a period of rest, and a community, as Knopf collaborated extensively with musicians in Portland and New York. Knopf limited time with his cohorts to bouts of three hours each (and should they ever need Knopf for three hours to play keyboards, or mow their lawn, all they need do is ask.)
Intuit (Barsuk Records) is a beautiful and breathtaking glimpse into a profound journey of love, loss, exploration of life and self. From the internal struggle to follow one’s heart in “I Say Fever”, to the drowning dream and betrayal imagery of “Salt Sack,” to the bittersweet and delicate album finale of “Diamond Shovel,” Ramona Falls blends acoustic and electronic elements into songs that feel at once surreal and real, both strange and familiar.
Below is the song Melectric- Enjoy!
I have to say that if they can get this thing dialed and the camera is not big and obnoxious, this could be the Future of POV filming.
It is pretty funny to spin the camera around and look at the people the camera person has walked by- they are looking at the person like they are a freak.
If you are a fan of fantastic break dancing, and amazing one liners….then Breakdown is for you.
