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Dec 5, 2014 - 10:47 AM
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Jim Phelps
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"Jesus. Fuckin' raging, epithet music comin' out of every car, every store, every person's head. They don't have noisy radios on, they got earphones; like, "motherfuckin', cocksuckin', son of a bitch. Lot of aggression. Lot of anger, lot of rage. Everybody walks around, they're walkin' advertisements. They've got advertisements on their clothes, you know? Walking around with "Adidas" written across their chests, '49'ers on their hats. Jesus. It's pathetic. It's pitiful. The whole culture's one unified field of bought-sold-market researched everything, you know. It used to be that people fermented their own culture, you know? It took hundreds of years, and it evolved over time. And that's gone in America. People now don't even have any concept that there ever was a culture outside of this thing that's created to make money. Whatever's the biggest, latest thing, they're into it. You just get disgusted after a while with humanity for not having more, kind of like, intellectual curiosity about what's behind all this jive bullshit."
~R. Crumb
http://www.criterion.com/films/2104-crumb
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"The Poisoner`s Handbook"
Good feature about the modern history of forensic chemistry re. crime.
(hmmm... is forensic inherently indicative of crime? Hmmm...)
It looks like I can watch this for free using my San Francisco Public Library card. Maybe I get to a free wifi spot and give it a try.
Thanks, Warlock.
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So many. But I happened to stumble upon this one recently.
Although I have yet to see it, "Leonard Nimoy's Boston" done with his son Adam is one I'm looking forward to seeing.
Interesting to hear Nimoy talk about about not recognizing whole blocks of area he grew up in as the city has changed so much. But there's much more. I learned a lot. This is one of the better in depth interviews with Nimoy I have seen in quite some time. I love the intimacy of a small radio studio like this. You'd never get this type of depth and openness in any interview on a typical cookie cutter tv talk show where it's jovial Star Trek discussion and little else. This is a really good topic and I hope more people participate.
I wasn't wild about the idea of "Leonard Nimoy ANYTHING" but when I read it was about something like where one grows up, I took to the idea of seeing it.
I looked for this in the library catalog, but found that it is not yet out. It is apparently going to air soon on PBS!
http://www.wgbh.org/programs/Leonard-Nimoys-Boston-2672
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