... speaking of impact on the earth, Happy Anniversary to Mt. St. Helens. Twenty-five years ago I lived on Laurel Place in downtown San Rafael. There were shows happening (of course!) in the great Northwest. I was in an attempting-to-be-responsible-phase. So my pals went adventuring without me. There were still eruptions happening for months, following the initial eruption of the mountain. The day of the Portland show there was more falling ash, and they found their car completely covered in ashes after the show. Here's a link to that show, in streaming format. Listen to the screaming version of Fire on the Mountain, if nothing else.
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Friday, May 18, 2007
Consumption, Volcanoes, & Loud Music
Check THIS out. Truly powerful images of our impact on the earth, by Chris Jordan.
... speaking of impact on the earth, Happy Anniversary to Mt. St. Helens. Twenty-five years ago I lived on Laurel Place in downtown San Rafael. There were shows happening (of course!) in the great Northwest. I was in an attempting-to-be-responsible-phase. So my pals went adventuring without me. There were still eruptions happening for months, following the initial eruption of the mountain. The day of the Portland show there was more falling ash, and they found their car completely covered in ashes after the show. Here's a link to that show, in streaming format. Listen to the screaming version of Fire on the Mountain, if nothing else.
Oh, one more thing~sending a shout out to my son, who is playing with his band tonight, at Gilman Street. Rock on, dude!
... speaking of impact on the earth, Happy Anniversary to Mt. St. Helens. Twenty-five years ago I lived on Laurel Place in downtown San Rafael. There were shows happening (of course!) in the great Northwest. I was in an attempting-to-be-responsible-phase. So my pals went adventuring without me. There were still eruptions happening for months, following the initial eruption of the mountain. The day of the Portland show there was more falling ash, and they found their car completely covered in ashes after the show. Here's a link to that show, in streaming format. Listen to the screaming version of Fire on the Mountain, if nothing else.
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