, is a seven-time Best Documentary award-winning film which uncovers death anxiety as a possible root cause of many of our behaviors on a psychological, spiritual, and cultural level.
From YouTube
“There’s no separating the unparalleled legacy of the Doobie Brothers from their upcoming HOR Records release World Gone Crazy — not that anyone would want to. Nevertheless, the new album may be most remarkable for the extent to which it stands completely on its own. Yes, World Gone Crazy is another chapter in one of the great American music stories, but it’s neither comeback nor nostalgia. An exhibition of aggressive and emotional performances, evocative storytelling, unapologetic attitude and world class musicianship, the collection is its own justification.”
Websites & Links: DoobieBrothers.net | World Gone Crazy | World Gone Crazy (Deluxe Version) (CD + DVD)
Dr. Dog’s music video for “Shadow People” off their Anti-debut album Shame, Shame
DrDogMusic.com | Dr. Dog Articles on Jambase | Shame, Shame
Tour Schedule
Sept. 15: Toronto (Air Canada Centre)
Sept. 20: Chicago (United Center)
Sept. 21: Chicago (United Center)
Sept. 26: Pittsburgh (Consol Energy Center)
Sept. 28: Cleveland (Quicken Loans Arena)
Sept. 30: Boston (TD Garden)
Oct. 5: New York (Madison Square Garden)
Oct. 8: Buffalo (HSBC Arena)
Oct. 10: Washington DC (Verizon Center)
Oct. 12: Uniondale (Nassau Coliseum)
Oct. 15: Hartford (XL Center)
Oct. 17: Ottawa (ScotiaBank Place)
Oct. 19: Montreal (Bell Centre)
Oct. 22: Columbus (Schottenstein Center)
Oct. 24: Detroit (Palace of Auburn Hills)
Oct. 26: Omaha (Qwest Center)
Oct. 27: St Paul (Xcel Energy Center)
Oct. 29: St. Louis (ScotTrade Center)
Oct. 30: Kansas City (Sprint Center)
Nov. 3: New York (Izod Center)
Nov. 8: Philadelphia (Wachovia Center)
Nov. 9: Philadelphia (Wachovia Center)
Nov. 13: Fort Lauderdale (Bank Atlantic Center)
Nov. 16: Tampa (St. Pete Times Forum)
Nov. 18: Atlanta (Philips Arena)
Nov. 20: Houston (Toyota Center)
Nov. 21: Dallas (American Airlines Center)
Nov. 23: Denver (Pepsi Center Arena)
Nov. 26: Las Vegas (MGM Grand Garden Arena)
Nov. 27: Phoenix (US Airways Center)
Nov. 29: Los Angeles (The Forum)
Dec. 1: Los Angeles (The Forum)
Dec. 6: San Jose (HP Pavilion)
Dec. 10: Vancouver (General Motors Place)
Dec. 11: Tacoma (Tacoma Dome)
Dec. 13: Anaheim (Honda Center
Websites & Links: PinkFloyd.com | Roger-Waters.com | Wikipedia: The Wall
The Breakfast @ Big Up Music Festival : visit us at www.jamforums.com
TheBreakfast.org | JamForums.com | TheBigUp.com | Moxie Epoxy
Websites
BagItMovie.com | Video from Suzan Beraza | Vimeo.com
Websites
OddityFaire.com | LesClaypool.com | Primusville.com
Last year’s Wuhnurth festival brought together 2,800 music enthusiasts from around the country to The Water Bowl. The community enjoyed over 45 hours of live original music, unique regional food & merchandise, and a peaceful atmosphere where unity flourished. This year we will welcome everyone back for another memory-filled weekend…
Wunurth has been hard at work on the 2010 festival, which is set for September 17-19 at Stable Studios in Spencer, Indiana. This year’s festival will INSPIRE, EDUCATE, & EXCITE all in attendance. And as always, support your local music community!
Cornmeal, Papadosio, Ali Baba’s Tahini (Feat. Jake Cinninger of Umphrey’s McGee), Marco Benevento Trio, That 1 Guy, The Ragbirds, Digital Tape Machine (Feat. Kris Myers of Umphrey’s McGee), Family Groove Co., UV Hippo, The Twin Cats, Cosmic Railroad, The Werks, Jaik Willis, Mountain Standard Time, Ladymoon, Dead Winter Carpenters, EP3, The Waldemere Revival, Chicago Farmer, Steez, Midwest Hype, The Coop, Andreas Kapsalis & Goran Ivanovic Guitar Duo, The Malah, Zmick, Kaleidoscope Jukebox, Chester Brown, Catch Curtis, Herbert Wiser Band, The Galactic Sherpas, Snake Oil Syndicate, Fresh Hops, Alanna Fugate, Remington Pettygrove, SixDollarSuit, Mikial Robertson, Megan Maudlin, Embryonic Fluid, Didgy Slacker, The Ark Band, New Old Cavalry, MC Sparkplug and a few more bands still to come!!!
Websites & Links: Wuhnurth.com | Wuhnurth on Facebook | Wuhnurth on Myspace | Wuhurth on Twitter | StableStudios.net
From the FLY website: “FLY open studio sessions are an environment where children are self directed artists. Children at FLY practice decision making, problem solving, risk taking and creative synthesis in a safe and supportive environment.”
Websites
FlyArtCenter.org | RuthMarks.com | Video from mike ambs ☂ on Vimeo.com
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