Pink Floyd - Live on KQED PBS 1970

A classic performance by a classic band, in a PBS studio with no audience. Songs: Atom Heart Mother, Cymbaline, Grantchester Meadows, Green is the Colour, Careful with that Axe Eugene, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun. Pro shot.

Hollywood - Full Disclosure

Full Disclosure is a full-length documentary that takes a deep, analytical look at Illuminati and freemasonic symbolism in numerous movies. Examining each movie's use of all-seeing eyes, pyramids, suns, and serpents; then reviewing more covert satanic symbolism rooted in Egyptian, Christian, and Islamic traditions. Examining [ Batman,Watchmen,The Simpsons,Men in Black,Tomb Raider,Blade,Hellboy,The Lion King,THX-1138,Conan the Barbarian,Stargate,The man who would be king,Spawn,Dogma,Gabriel,The Road to El Dorado]

Hofman's Potion (2002)

This documentary offers a compassionate, open-minded look at LSD and how it fits into our world. Long before Timothy Leary urged a generation to "tune in, turn on and drop out," the drug was hailed as a way to treat forms of addiction and mental illness. At the same time, it was being touted as a powerful tool for mental exploration and self-understanding. Featuring interviews with LSD pioneers, beautiful music and stunning cinematography, this is much more than a simple chronicle of LSD's early days. It's an alternative way of looking at the drug... and our world.

Buy Nothing Day 2009

...They Live-inspired PV for International Buy Nothing Day 28 Nov 2009

Ref: BUY NOTHING DIY EVERYTHING DAY in Japan
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Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr Leonard Cohen (1965)

...Ladies and Gentlemen...Mr. Leonard Cohen paints an informal portrait of the legendary Montreal poet, novelist and songwriter both onstage and off. Directors: Donald Brittain and Don Owen.

thenewno2 - Choose What You're Watching

...sage advice from Dhani Harrison. Directed by Oliver Hecks...

Greaser's Palace - Robert Downey Sr (1972)

...is the gospel according to Downey, set in a Wild West ruled by a tyrant named Seaweedhead Greaser, who collects taxes, keep his mother and his favorite mariachi band in cages and suffers the constipation of the damned. The savior, who arrives by parachute, is a modest young man in a 1940ish zoot suit who simply wants to get to Jerusalem to become an actor-singer. "It's written," he says, "that the agent Morris awaits me."...

...Back in the days when he made movies for $8 apiece and had them developed at Walgreen's—wildly sane movies like "Chafed Elbows" and "No More Excuses" about mother love, war, coping and bestiality, and even when he went comparatively commercial and made "Putney Swope" which is still my favorite film about Madison Avenue, Robert Downey billed himself as "a prince," which he was.

Though he was financially strapped most of the time, he remained resolutely game in that lunatic way that identifies the aristocracy of fools and moviemakers. Downey would try anything and if it didn't work, or wasn't funny, it didn't much matter because it hadn't cost a lot and he'd move right on to something else that probably would work...

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