Invisible Empire (2012 - OST)

...this is the first song on the new album 2012 - OST, released exclusively on da filter 1:11:09 - hear it here first...

the White Road

...the White Road - visions of the indigenous people of the americas, is the story of the ceremony of the Eagle and the Condor...

...on february 19, 2001, just as the mayan calendar predicted, the maya and about 200 other indigineous tribes of North, Central and South America, came together in guatemala for the Ceremony...

Hendrix at Monterey

...THIS is ESSENTIAL VIEWING/LISTENING - coming up on an heroic dose of owsley acid, Jimi here takes the art of performance to a new high tide mark undreamed of by the present puppets of pop...

Dick Dale - Surf Music

They Live, We Sleep...

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the music video "Chemtrails"

featuring:
Florence Whitengale
The C.I.Ape
Freeman
Leighbro
the 12 Volt Assassin
White Mouse
Original video:
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Skatopia!!!

...mmm, used to dream of this place...

Prodigy - Illuminati

Planting Hemp at the DEA HQ

...Hemp farmers, business owners and Vote Hemp representatives plant industrial hemp seeds on the DEA headquarters lawn and are arrested...

Gimme Shelter

...this one's a classic concert for all the wrong reasons, it's the most famous snuff musical BAR NONE!!!...

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...it's the infamous footage of the Altamont Free Concert in December 1969, incorporated in a documentary film on the Rolling Stones 1969 US Tour by filmmakers Albert and David Maysles. This concert was affected by numerous violent incidents that culminated in the death of an 18-year-old black man, who drew a handgun and was stabbed and kicked to death by the Hells Angels. This event marked the unofficial end of the "Love & Peace" era...

Rainbow Bridge - Jimi Hendrix

...Rainbow Bridge is a 1972 film directed by Chuck Wein that features footage from a Jimi Hendrix concert, and a short piece of conversation between Hartley, Wien and Hendrix. It was mainly financed by Hendrix manager Mike Jeffery, hence his appearance. The film is about Pat Hartley's "spiritual awakening" via a visit to the 'Rainbow Bridge' planetary meditation cult on Maui, where, as part of the proceedings Jimi Hendrix visits to play a concert during a 'Rainbow Bridge' mass meditation/colour/sound "experiment". The "Rainbow Bridge" concert was a free concert by Jimi Hendrix that was held on July 30, 1970, in a horse pasture above Seabury Hall, on the "Upcountry" slopes of Haleakala, the volcano that makes up 75% of the island of Maui, Hawaii, although it probably last erupted in the 1600s, it is officially considered as being active. - A modest audience of a few hundred island hippies, surfers, and students turned up following announcements that Hendrix would play a free concert for a film. Hendrix was also in Hawaii to play the last concert on his 'Cry of Love' tour with his reformed 'Jimi Hendrix Experience' (with Billy Cox replacing Noel Redding on bass & backing vocals. Mitch Mitchell & Cox were also - previously - members of Gypsy Sun and Rainbows). The director Chuck Wein introduced Hendrix' performance (no mention of a group name) as the driving force of this 'Rainbow Bridge' "experiment" , (this title is often mistaken as being the name of the site of this concert rather than the name of this "Planetary meditation" cult). The original cut, not surprisingly used very little of the concert footage, as this was not intended to be a concert film and no music from the performance was released on the official Reprise LP "Rainbow Bridge- Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" for contractual reasons and due to the original music soundtrack being unreleasable due to its very substandard sonic quality on account of strong winds that day. The album does include, however, the studio tracks featured in the film. However, the music from the concert was distributed as a bootleg recording for three decades, before Radioactive Records released this same bootleg recording on the 2003 album, The Rainbow Bridge Concert: The Early Show until it was withdrawn due to a court action by 'Experience Hendrix' which makes this officially a 'bootleg' CD release. The 'Rainbow Bridge' concert was the penultimate performance by Hendrix in the United States, his last was two days later on 01 August 1970, in Honolulu, Hawaii. Hendrix died less than two months later on September 18, 1970 in London, England.

Coffee and Cigarettes - Jim Jarmusch

...my favourite scene from the film with Tom Waits and Iggy Pop, for no other reason except his hilarious cameo in this weeks Bored to Death...