I've Done This Myself. A Real Biting Tone.

I've done this myself. A real biting tone.

The Pianist

Always-On

Always-on technology isn't just about telephones. This has implications for music too, obviously: both consumption and creation. What if the next piano is, essentially, your body?

Amos Goes Bray: http://amosbray.posterous.com/the-always-on-telephone

I seem to be retumbling a lot of broken pianos. But I'll make up for it, I promise. This Brewster, btw, looks like it was composed of reused pine from some pauper's coffin. I think we can safely say the tone here would have been inappropriate for anything save something extraordinarily percussive and minimal.

Reminds me of me. Sometimes it's not easy to see the notes.

thepiano:

I love this dog. I wish my dog played piano. LOL

This Marlene photograph is a dead ringer for my mother when she was that age. Without the costume, beret, sophisticated attitude, and super-tweaked eyebrows of course. But that's Mom, all right. She never had a discoverer. And wasn't one herself.

Here we go. If not contemporary with one of those pianos I retumbled earlier, then at least it gives you the general joi de schwing of the event.

revalution:

Again.. For you Tucsonans.