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- 09/24/2012
After going to my first megadeth concert in mexico city and seeing how all latin america loves meadeth and how megadeth loves latin america. I was wondering, Is there any plan or idea of making a dvd of a latin america tour kind of what Iron Maiden did with its "Flight 666" dvd? it would be just amazing. Seeing how the people of the different latin america countries reacts to megadeth's tunes. Thanks in advance and aguante ]V[EGADET]-[ !!
Sergio, Mexico Megafan
Hello Sergio, all the shows on the recent Latin American tour were filmed and there might possibly be a release of that footage in the future. ;)
- 09/15/2012
I was just wondering, since Dave and David are both Christians; do either of theme have a favourite Bible s,verse? And if so, which one? Mine sis Isaiah 53:5, I have it tattooed on my forearm. Also, someone once told me Iron Maiden's "The Trooper" was Dave's favourite tune. Is this true? If so, why hasn't Megadeth done a killer cover of this awesome song??
L'ove from Canada,
Hi Snake, I caught up with Dave Mustaine and put your questions to him. Here's what Dave had to say...
"I do, but that is personal and it changes. If I did, It would be something like 1 Col. 1:13, or Psalm 109:8. The obvious ones like Revelations and Proverbs are all over.
While I love Iron Maiden, I have never said i had a favorite. ;)"
- 09/03/2012
Hi Scorpion, I've a question for Chris Broderick.
Chris, I know that you endorse engl powerball amps, while using Marshall pre amps and speakers live in Megadeth. But you also use fractal audio axe fx ii systems and the amp models and patches which come with it. How do you find the comparison between tones on the fractal with the engl amp you endorse, and what is your stance on the Digital fx versus valve amps. Also is an amp required (like any engl or Marshall head) when you have an axe fx powered by say a Marshall power amp.
Any response to this would be great,
Owen Catterall, Ireland
Hey Owen,
I would first state that this question has been out there for a long time now, however it is only now becoming relevant because until Fractal came around there was no comparison to the original. I would say that tube amps and Fractal Axe's compare favorably to each other, but when you throw in the convenience of all that the Fractal can do, it makes it the better choice for touring. I will always have my favorite amps around however, to make sure that I haven't strayed to far from their tone because with all of the tonal possibilities in the Axe Fx it's not hard to go over board Ahahahha.
Take care, Chris.
- 08/14/2012
Hi Scorpion
I have a question for David. "The System Has Failed", "United Abominations" or "Endgame". Which album that was recorded during your absence in the band you think is best and why this one?
Michal from Poland
Hi Michal, I caught up with Mr. Ellefson this morning and this is what he told me after I put out your question to him.
"Actually, I like all of them for different reasons as I like certain songs on each of them, too. I'd say "Endgame" seems to be the most cohesive for me as it usually takes a band a couple of records to really start to gel together. Plus the production is really powerful on that album, too."
..and there ya have it! ;)
- 08/06/2012
I just want to know how true is the picture that is running in the internet where dave is playing a dean bloodstorm signature Michael Amott
Hello Andras!
Yes, Dave Mustaine is playing a Dean Michael Amott Signature Tyrant Bloodstorm in the photo you are inquiring about. Dave played the guitar at the Dean Guitars 2010 NAMM (National Association Of Music Merchants) Jam at The Grove in Anaheim, California on January 15, 2010.
Dave and Megadeth were not scheduled to perform at the all-star Jam, but because Dave, bassist James LoMenzo and Shawn Drover were in attendance at the venue (socializing backstage no doubt), they were invited up on stage along with Steve Smyth (Forbidden, Nevermore, Dragonlord, Testament, Vicious Rumors), and using borrowed gear they played "Symphony Of Destruction"!
Michael Amott (Arch Enemy), who was also performing that night, loaned Dave his guitar for the performance. So there ya have it! Dave Mustaine did indeed play a Dean Bloodstrom one night... and one night only.
- 07/23/2012
Hi Scorpion, I have a question for David E.
I was wondering if he will ever do some clinics outside US (or ask to Jackson/Hartke to do it), maybe in Europe, because I would be really really happy to see him out of stage and discuss about music and playing style.
Thanks, Francesco
"MetalFrancis" on both forums
Hi Francesco, David does have some signings coming up in future travels and possibly some clinics too. He always enjoys doing them and will keep you posted soon! ;)
- 07/16/2012
Hello Scorpion,
I was wondering what inspired Dave to write (specifically the riffs in) the song "Killing Is My Business And Business Is Good." I find it to be an unusual, yet compelling piece of metal for a couple reasons:
1. It's tonal center seems to be in C# (not a common key for metal songs in E standard tuning)
2. It doesn't make much use of pedal notes - the riffs for the verse and intro have a lot of motion and create tension without repeating one note over and over
3. Maybe it's just the way that Gar played the drums, but the song almost swings. Swing is a given in Jazz, but in metal??? And yet, the song's aggression and metal integrity is just as strong as any other metal song.
I'd love to know the back story on this unusual, but very compelling metal tune. It's one of my all-time favorite Mustaine compositions.
Many thanks,
Ed Schoendorff
"eschoendorff" at the Megadeth forums and the Megadeth Cyber Army
Hello Ed, I caught up with Dave Mustaine over the weekend and put your question over to him. Here is what he had to say...
"That is the beauty of not knowing what you are doing. Then when it is time to start following rules, you dont care about the ones you break, if you dont know yer breaking them.
Rest in peace Gary Samuelson."
- 06/19/2012
Hi scorpioN!!
yesterday I was looking at the picture of the album '' the world needs a hero''.
In that picture there's a man bleeding and vic rattlehead is upon him.. is Dave Mustaine that man?
thanks scorpioN!
Manuela G, From Bogotà - Colombia
Hello Manuela, yes, "The World Needs A Hero" features Dave Mustaine on the front cover with Vic Rattlehead emerging from his innards. The cover was designed by award-winning graphic/album cover artist Hugh Syme.
- 06/12/2012
Hey, Scorps! I've always been very intrigued by the song Diadems, not only because of the lyrics but because of the sound of it, too. I wanted to know, what inspired it? Has it been played live?
Keep rocking! Agustina, from Argentina :)
Hi Agustina, the 1990 movie "Ghost" inspired Dave Mustaine to write the song "Diadems".
- 06/04/2012
How do you keep songs you've played a gazillion times fresh? Songs like Holy Wars/Punishment Due, Hangar 18, In my darkest hour etc. You guys always kill it live and I know you guys try to play what us fans want to hear but I was just curious if you every get tired of playing a song each night out.
Thanks for the life time of great music!
A great song is still a great song, no matter how many times you've played it!!
David Ellefson
- 05/28/2012
Hi there.
I was just wondering, does the band ever stray from concert pitch? Do they use any altered tunnings ever? I know Chris once said in an interveiw he uses the same guitar from start to finnish in a show unless something goes wrong.
Lu-Jean Wickens
Hi Lu-Jean Wickens, the band only uses standard A440 concert pitch.
- 05/12/2012
Hi Scorpion,
I was wondering if it would be possible that in the next tour to México, Megadeth could play Countdown To Extinction album? I heard they are playing it in Chile.
Greetings from México, Jorge.
Hello Jorge,
It has just been announced that Megadeth will be playing two shows in Mexico, one in Mexico City on September 19 and the other in Guadalajara on September 21. The band will be playing the entire "Countdown To Extinction" album at both these shows!
The band will also be playing the "CTE" album in its entirety in Santiago, Chile on September 7, Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sept 14 and Cordoba, Argentina on September 16!
- 04/24/2012
Hi, that's a cool name. I'm wondering if they write songs wherever or only in the studio and if there's a certain time that feels more creative where songs just come to them? Like a full moon or late at night? Thanks. Ann. Minnesota misses them :-(
Hello Ann,
Some of the Megadeth's song ideas come at sound check during shows, some backstage, some of them hit on their own when they are away from the band setting, too. You never know when inspiration will hit so the guys try to record all ideas and keep them. This could be either with a tape recorder, filming it on video, etc. The important thing for them is to keep all ideas because you never know when they may be just right for a particular album or song. "New World Order", "Black Swan" and "Millenium of the Blind" would all be examples of songs that were once written but found their home on the latest 'TH1RT3EN' album, some many years after they were written.
- 04/09/2012
Hello Scorpion.
I am curious about the meaning of the song "Looking Down the Cross", Some say it's about Jesus' last thoughts or Dave's feeling towards Metallica when he was kicked out and what he would have done.
I've heard there were some old interviews but couldn't find them.
Thank you, Alex.
Hello Alex,
Dave Mustaine explains the meaning of "Looking Down The Cross" in the liner notes of the 2004 "Killing Is My Business" reissue.
"This song was what I imagined might possibly have been the last words of Christ. Similar to the movie, The Last Temptation Of Christ, I have my own interpretation of what it may have been like to have been Jesus and what he may have been thinking at the time of his death. I know this could be interpreted as very self-righteous, but like I said, it is my own interpretation, not my experience."
- 03/26/2012
I was just reading Dave's 1st article as a columnist writer in Guitar World's January 2008 magazine, that I had saved from previous years. He writes that he wraps his pinky finger around the plastic bridge ring that frames the bridge pickup, and allows his palm to rest on the string saddles at the bridge. He states he does this for muting techniques, and also hand muscle memory allows play without looking from a fixed position. As an aspiring Mustaine guitarist, I would like to purchase a Dean Dave Mustaine, but would like to know if Dave plans to make more Dean's like the Korina Zero? I have a hard time playing the flying V's, as when I'm sitting they tend to want to slide off my leg due to the V shape (thus making it impossible to try his technigues). The Korina Zero however, straddles the leg. But they are also $3000.00, as only 50 were produced, and aren't as affordable. Does Dave have any suggestions playing a V that makes it more comfortable when practicing sitting down? I would also like to thank Dave for not using highly technical terms in his columns. That is the sign of a true journalist in my opinion as everyone can understand his writings. Does Dave plan to write any more for any Guitar Magazines?
Thank you
Eric Wheatley in Louisville, Ky
Hi Eric,
I can tell you that writing the column for Guitar World was a lot of fun for Dave, and his friend Nick Bowcott (Grim Reaper guitarist) was the one who helped him get that gig. No immediate plans for writing another column, but ya never know what the future holds!
The pick-up ring helps Dave when picking strings in an abnormal pattern, like in Hangar 18; he jumps from the E string to the D string at the top of the rhythm track that supports the solo section before the duel.
Those Korina Zeros were Custom Collectors Items. They sold out fast, and I am sure you can find some, but to the real collector, they are only going to increase in value. Try contacting Josh Maloney at Dean Guitars. He would love to build you a guitar.
As for playing the V shape while sitting down, try putting the bottom of the V shape over your leg, support with the other leg, and sit forward on your chair; you'll get a good stable placement this way. Check the photo below of Dave playing his V while sitting at a recent backstage practice section during Gigantour 2012.
- 03/12/2012
With David Ellefson having now played with all the drummers in Megadeth, I was wondering how he approached each musical situation with each new drummer? Is there a way that David best finds best to create the Megadeth rhythm section? Also, can you ask him if there is a different "feel" he has with Shawn versus any of the past drummers in Megadeth?
Steve Jock
Buffalo, NY
Hi Steve, I went to David with your question and he was happy to reply...
Each drummer has created a totally different feel and sound for Megadeth over the years. I liked Gar's inventive style just as I appreciated Nick's bombast, flare for style and out-of-the-box creativity. Jimmy was really solid and was someone I could count on every night and he played really tight.
To me, Shawn provides a super steady tempo for us now and I can always count on him to not make mistakes either. He was a real joy to play with when I came back on the "Rust In Peace" 20th Anniversary tour because those songs have to be played 'in the pocket' or else they can sound like mush in the large venues. I think because Shawn is also a songwriter and guitarist he really understands the components of the songs on a musical level, not just from a drummer's perspective. It helps that he's been a huge fan of the music, and all of the drummers over the years, so he can really cherry pick the best of the best from each one's style. This helps him really optimize the music for the band today.
David Ellefson
- 02/27/2012
Hi Scorpion, first i want to say, that Th1rt3en is awesome album! But here is my question, how many LP's (limited edition) of Th1rt3en was made?
Thank you very much for answer, Kropis.
Hi Kropis, the record company usually doesn't discuss specific numbers when they do pressings unless the pieces are numbered. But this was a limited edition and I can tell you that they were only offered for a limited time during the album release in Fall of 2011, and are now out of stock. If you got your hands on one of these awesome TH1RT3EN 2-LP picture disc sets, you're a lucky fellow!
- 02/06/2012
Hello ScorpioN, I've recently begun playing bass and would love to practice some Megadeth songs, but many of my favorite songs (Hook in Mouth, being a good example) are almost impossible to find tabs on. I'm not very good at playing by ear and most tabs/covers just seem completely off. Is there any place to get accurate (or whatever's possible) tabs of the bass songs?
Best regards, Freakie (forum Droogie).
While I always recommend the official tabs offered by the books that include Megadeth songs, there are also a lot of great bits on YouTube, including people actually playing the parts slowly in an instructional manner. I hope this helps!
- 01/30/2012
Hello scorpion,
I always wanted to know what types of cymbals does Shawn uses during his tours? Just recently got into drumming and also changed my music type from hip hop to rock/metal and Megadeth blew me away. I listen to them everyday with my Favorite song "take no prisoners" so would really appreciate if I got to know what type of cymbals Shawn uses because I would like to one day be able to play all Megadeth songs like Shawn does.
Shawn uses Sabian Cymbals
13" Fusion Hi-Hats
16" Rock Crash HH
16" Medium Thin Crash HH
18" Stage Crash HHX
18" Rock Crash HH
19" Rock Crash HH
20" Chinese AA
20" Chinese HHX
22" AA Metal X Ride
For details on Shawn's full drum kit, check Megadeth.com' gear page. http://www.megadeth.com/gear.php
- 01/23/2012
I was looking for some back grounds for my computer, I had united abominations up for awhile but I really dig the vic hero shirt art work. I would love if you guys would post a gallery of all the great vic art work. Any plans of that?
Thank You
Hi Glen, check out the new Vic Gallery posted here at Megadeth.com! www.megadeth.com/gallery/index.php/Vic-Rattlehead. You should be able to find what you need there. ;)
- 01/09/2012
Scorpion, with Megadeth being recognized as one of the founders of Thrash Metal, I'd like to hear how the band defines thrash metal, how it feels to be one of the original founders of the genre, how it has developed over time and how it feels to have influenced generations to come.
Thanks, Adam
Hello Adam, I went to David Ellefson with your questions. Here is what he had to say about it.
Thrash is a combination of the attitude from punk rock but the riffs and complexities of traditional metal. I never really think of it in terms of being one of the original founding members because we were just creating our music. In light of that, it's still an honor to be seen as such by our fans. It didn't appeal to everyone because at that same point in time, 1981-1992, it was mostly melodic 'hair metal' on the landscape. Thrash appealed to the rest of us who liked the essence of pure music without all the hype and showy stuff surrounding it. It emerged out of European metal music and by the mid 1980's the USA and other parts of the world were ready to embrace it because they were tired of the glitzy hair metal that was all the rave at that time.
The 1990's were not very favorable to thrash music. In fact from 1994-2004 was a really dark period for the genre. Then the bands in the mid 2000's started to really make it thrive; bands like 'Lamb Of God' and others really lit the flame because they were from a younger generation who grew up on our music.
I think thrash metal has influenced todays music mostly from the technical side of the musicianship. Players of other genres have credited bands like Megadeth & Metallica as influential to their playing. It's a great feeling to know that we may have had something to do with influencing generations to come!
- 01/02/2012
I was wondering where i can buy a David Ellefson bass. I live in Canada so if you can tell me some dealer or website I would appreciate.
Thank you
Good Bye,
David, check out David Ellefson's custom basses at the Jackson Guitars website. You will find authorized dealers for your area.
- 12/27/2011
Which are the guitars that Dave have used during his career?
I know that he used 2 Bc rich models, Jacksons king v, some ESP's guitars, but I don't know the Deans he's been using. I've seen a lot of Dean singature models, but he only used a few. I've never seen him using the VMNTX series, or the USA Dave Mustaine Signature VMNT.
Greetings from Argentina
Hello, the following is a list of the Dean guitars Dave Mustaine played during 2011:
Dean VMNT black finish
Dean VMNT "Angel of Deth" graphic
Dean VMNT "Rust In Peace" graphic
Dean VMNT "Fear" graphic
Dean Zero, korina finish
Dean Zero "Angel of Deth II" graphic
Dean VMNT korina finish
Dean 6/12 doubleneck V ( Flying M ), "Revelation" graphic
New guitars are always being produced by Dave and Dean. Watch for what others may be added to Dave's arsenal in the year 2012!
- 12/19/2011
What line of ddrums does Shawn play?
Hello Michael, Shawn Drover plays the ddrum Dios M American-made maple kit. You can see a detailed list of Shawn's kit in the Gear section here at Megadeth.com. www.megadeth.com/gear.php
- 12/12/2011
Hi Scorpion. I guess this qeustion is about both Dave's and Chris's amp set-up. I have been reading up on the Axe-Fx II unit. I always thought it was played directly through their Marshall amps, but from what I understand, this can't or shouldn't be done. So how do impliment these units in the bands set-up? What's the signal path?
Thank you
Lu-Jean Wickens
Hey Lu-Jean,
The signal starting from the guitar runs as such: guitar to the rear input of the
Fractal, the signal is then split into an out that runs to a Marshall mono block power amp and out to the guitar speakers. The other out of the fractal has a speaker simulation on it and runs strait to the P.A. From there the sound engineer takes the signals and combines them in an amount he thinks is appropriate. This is a fairly typical use of the Fractal and is not detrimental in any way.
Hope this gives some clarity on Megadeth's setup.
- 12/05/2011
I purchased a United Abominations "Tour Edition" CD on eBay which includes 3 bonus tracks, "Out On The Tiles", "Black Swan", and "The Bodies Left Behind". It's sealed, it has a sticker on the front stating "tour editon", it looks legitimate. Is it the real deal or is it a counterfeit? I don't know if this helps but the barcode is 016861802929 and the product # on the spine of the cd is SC07334-0 LTD. I can provide pics also. I haven't found any information about in online anywhere. When I search for it on google, all that comes up is the eBay listing. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks. Brad
Brad, it's common for bootlegs to have a U.S. or U.K. UPC code with a foreign catalog number and a counterfeit CD with all kinds of extras on them. We know the only edition of United Abominations you could buy on that tour was the regular CD at meet 'n greets with Megadeth, and Black Swan/Bodies have never been released on CD before the Endgame & TH1RT3EN albums.
- 11/14/2011
Hi, Scorpion and Megadeth! -I'm from Argentina, so I don't speak english very well, but I'll try anyway ;) - I direct my question to David Ellefson:
I've seen photos and videos where David Ellefson was playing a 5 string bass Rust In Peace... but the 5th string is not necessary to play those songs -I think-, so... Why does David play a 5 string bass in RIP?
Greetings from Buenos Aires
Hi Facundo,
While many of the earlier Megadeth songs don't require a five string bass, many of the later songs do, beginning with 'Hangar 18' on the "Rust In Peace" album. 'Hangar 18' was the first such song David needed to replicate a five string bass line for and then the five string started becoming a bigger part of his bass composition style after that. I can tell you, David finds it easier to play a five string most of the night rather than always be changing basses, which is why he plays it so much during Megadeth's live shows.
- 10/05/2011
Hello Scorpion, I have a question for the webmaster here at Megadeth.com.
When can we expect the current Endgame theme (which was done very well, I must say) to be replaced with a shiny, new TH1RT3EN theme?
Thank you for taking the time to read this!
-Ali from Michigan
Hello Ali, the webmaster appreciates your comment in regards to the Endgame theme. As you may already be aware, the Megadeth.com website gets a make over with every new studio release by Megadeth. A new shiny, TH1RT3EN theme is set to be unveiled when the new album is released on November 1, 2011. Stay tuned for a new great look and some rad updated features!
- 09/13/2011
Hey Scorpion,
I was wondering why Dave and Chris choose not to use effect pedal and have pedal boards onstage? Do all the distortions, choruses, flangers etc come from the effects processors and amps? And does David Ellefson use any sort of effects or does he plug straight into his amp?
Thank you very much,
Eduardo, São Paulo, Brazil
PS. I'm extremely excited to see Megadeth play at SWU here in Brazil in November!
Hey Eduardo,
The band prefers a clean stage which is why they also use in-ear monitoring instead of foldback wedge monitor cabinets. This way they can offer their audience a perfect view from any seat and not be tied to pedal boards to hinder their performance for the fans.
David Ellefson only uses a stereo chorus for songs like 'Dawn Patrol', 'Poison Was The Cure' and 'Five Magics'. That pedal is run by his tech offstage as well.
- 09/05/2011
Hi Scorpion, I've a question for Chris Broderick.
Chris, I know that you endorse engl powerball amps, while using Marshall pre amps and speakers live in Megadeth. But you also use fractal audio axe fx ii systems and the amp models and patches which come with it. How do you find the comparison between tones on the fractal with the engl amp you endorse, and what is your stance on the Digital fx versus valve amps. Also is an amp required (like any engl or Marshall head) when you have an axe fx powered by say a Marshall power amp.
Any response to this would be great,
Owen Catterall, Ireland
Hey Owen,
I would first state that this question has been out there for a long time now, however it is only now becoming relevant because until Fractal came around there was no comparison to the original. I would say that tube amps and Fractal Axe's compare favorably to each other, but when you throw in the convenience of all that the Fractal can do, it makes it the better choice for touring. I will always have my favorite amps around however, to make sure that I haven't strayed to far from their tone because with all of the tonal possibilities in the Axe Fx it's not hard to go over board Ahahahha.
Take care, Chris.


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At my first team meeting, I will explain the "easter egg" on the mat to the team since they will not know the inner workings of FLL. However, I will have them search for the secret messages (I see two). I don't think they will understand them, but I will tell them to research at home and then tell me what they think they mean at the next meeting. I'll have some sort of prize for correct answers.
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- Aug 8, 2008, 10:29:00 AM
I am a new coach and have no idea what the secret message is! Please help!
- Sep 18, 2008, 5:22:00 AM
I am a parent volunteer and ours is a rookie FLL team. I know what "easter eggs" are but can't seem to relate it to FLL mat. I know nothing about the iner workings of the FLL either. What are the secret messages and how are they related to this year's challenge. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
- Sep 22, 2008, 12:37:00 PM
How can someone find out the secret messag? (I am a coach as well.)
- Oct 3, 2008, 1:54:00 AM
Hi I am a team member,
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Naomi E. Willender
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Nayef S. Abu-Khalaf
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In 1765 Maella received an important commission for ceiling decorations for the rooms of the Princess of Asturias in the Palacio Real in Madrid. Giving allegorical form to the famous dictum "Time discovers Truth," in this study Maella portrays Time as a white-bearded old man. While his wings stand for the swiftness of the passage of time, his long, sharp scythe hints at its inevitable destructive force. Time discovers Truth by lifting her drapery, exposing her nude body. Carrying her destructive torch, Falsehood, who has been banished by Truth and the rays of light flung by two additional putti, gracelessly tumbles away. Hovering nearby like attendants, three putti bear summarily sketched attributes of Time and Truth: an hourglass, a mirror, and a laurel branch. Maella further underscores the progression of Time with personifications of the four seasons in the corner roundels.
- Artist: Mariano Salvador de Maella, Spanish, 1739-1819
- Medium: Oil on canvas
- Place Made: Spain
- Dates: 1765
- Dimensions: 22 x 23 3/4 in. (55.9 x 60.3 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:European Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 06.86
- Credit Line: Gift of Francis Gottsberger in memory of his wife, Eliza
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Caption: Mariano Salvador de Maella (Spanish, 1739-1819). Time Discovering Truth, sketch, 1765. Oil on canvas, 22 x 23 3/4 in. (55.9 x 60.3 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Francis Gottsberger in memory of his wife, Eliza, 06.86
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Still Life with Compotier
Today when we think of where inventive contemporary design is manufactured, we often think of Italy. This, however, was not always the case. Wide acceptance of modern design came somewhat later in Italy than elsewhere, perhaps because of the ever-present conservative influence of the palpable Roman classical past and the slow development of the Italian economy in the twentieth century. To be sure, before World War II there were important modern designers in Italy, foremost Gio Ponti, an architect from Milan whose influence spread beyond his native country through two architecture and design magazines he founded, Domus and Stile. And the Fascist regime of Mussolini in the pre-World War II period did embrace modern architecture, unlike the Nazi regime in Germany, which consciously rejected modernism as a source of foreign, moral corruption. It was not, however, until the post-World War II era, when the Italian economy expanded rapidly, that Italian modern design achieved international recognition.
One pivotal event made consumers in the United States aware of the diversity and accomplishments of modern Italian design—the exhibition Italy at Work, which travelled to twelve venues between 1950 and 1954. The exhibition was initiated by the Art Institute of Chicago in partnership with two organizations devoted to the promulgation of Italian design, Handicraft Development Incorporated in the United States and its corresponding institution in Italy, CADMA. Italy at Work included hundreds of objects by more than 150 artisans and manufacturers and featured furniture, ceramics, glass, textiles, metalwork, jewelry, shoes, knit clothing, and industrial design. The exhibition opened at the Brooklyn Museum, and at its conclusion, when the objects were dispersed among the host institutions, the lion's share, more than two hundred items, came to the Museum.
In the second half of the twentieth century, Italy became a center for modern design. Many foreigners went there to study and work at small, adventurous firms that produced high-quality objects.
- Artist: Gino Severini, Italian, 1883-1966
- Medium: Glazed earthenware, cement, original integral black painted wood frame
- Place Made: Italy
- Dates: ca. 1949
- Dimensions: 32 3/4 x 27in. (83.2 x 68.6cm) (show scale)
- Inscriptions: Inscribed lower left in tesserae: "JOURNAL"
- Collections:European Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view on the 20th-Century Decorative Arts, 4th Floor
- Accession Number: 54.65.1
- Credit Line: Gift of the Italian Government
- Rights Statement: © artist or artist's estate
- Caption: Gino Severini (Italian, 1883-1966). Still Life with Compotier, ca. 1949. Glazed earthenware, cement, original integral black painted wood frame, 32 3/4 x 27in. (83.2 x 68.6cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the Italian Government, 54.65.1. © artist or artist's estate
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CHIPLEY — Of the three consultants making presentations before the Chipley City Council only one brought a slide show with them — and a budget line-item of $400,000 from the State Legislature.
Doug Bruce and Associates of Tallahassee was ranked the number one choice of the three firms seeking the city's business on Thursday night in a special council meeting, with Fred Fox Enterprises of St. Augustine being ranked second and David H. Melvin Inc of Marianna ranking third.
"What you are doing tonight is ranking them in order of one, two and three, with one being the first choice," City Administrator Dan Miner explained to the council. Grants require the city to have a choice of consultants chosen in case there is a conflict and a replacement is needed.
After the meeting, Miner would contact the firms and let them know the results.
"Then what we will do is task them to start looking for funding," Miner said. "Tasking and hiring are two different things." He said the city would be spending no money up front in the process.
"Mr. Bruce has got connections," Council Member Karen Rustin said. "He works with Tom Bryant, and Tom also has contacts in companies that he can bring to the table."
She also said that Bruce went "above and beyond" in working with the city and the Legislature to get the line-item appropriation for $400,000.
The consultants get paid by taking a percentage of the grant money they acquire for the city, and that percentage is negotiated between the consulting firm and the city.
H. Douglas Bruce first appeared before the council on Feb. 20 when he was asked by Mayor Linda Cain to explain different ways the city could raise money to update the city's aging water system and to extend water service to south of Interstate 10.
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During Bruce's presentation he showed the council a slide of the State Legislature's current budget, which includes a $400,000 line-item for the city of Chipley to use toward water system repairs.
The budget item was there because Bruce had arranged for Council Member Lee Dell Kennedy and Miner to travel to Tallahassee and meet with the budget committee to discuss the city's water system problems.
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Cain said the governor's office had contacted the city for more information about the request.
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Mayor Cain abstained from voting on any of the consulting firms due to a conflict of interest. She said she had relatives that worked for one of the firms and therefore she did not participate in the selection process.
"We see our role as providing a way to get funding for these important projects," Bruce said of his consulting firm.
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My Old Kentucky Home Variations (Foden, William)
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Like virtually every other long-term vehicle project with which we've been involved, Project C4orce has had its share of detours, about-faces, and wrong turns. Frankly, it's surprising that this project has proceeded so smoothly, considering that we're not simply installing existing products, we're also developing new ones. (Which are or will be available for sale through a number of sources.) We're not trying to reinvent the wheel or develop high-tech methods for addressing square peg/round hole interfaces, we're developing components that either don't exist or don't meet our specific requirements or performance criteria.
As an example, motor mount adapters are required to install an LSx engine in any chassis not originally designed to accommodate one. Whereas a conventional Gen II or earlier small-block has three bolt holes through which each mount is attached, a Gen III or Gen IV block has four. A number of companies offer adapter plates, so we ordered a set with the intention of installing them, test fitting the engine in the chassis, and moving on to the next item on our "to do" list.
Then a detour popped up. The adapters we ordered bolted to the block and accepted the C4 motor mounts with no problem, but the machine work looked like something done during the first week of a high school shop class, and the adapters didn't position the block properly in the chassis. So we developed our own C4orce design adapter plates. Then Trey Hanson installed them, set the engine back in the chassis, and this time, everything fit properly. In theory, these adapter plates should successfully marry any LSx engine to any chassis that originally housed a Gen I or II small-block, or Gen 6 or earlier big-block. We're testing a number of non-C4 installations, so we'll soon have a list of engine/chassis combinations that are or aren't compatible. (Currently, these adapters are available through Speed Hound Performance and Vmax Motorsports.)
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Sex And Docks And Rock 'n' Roll: Red Ladder Theatre Company
Red Ladder's musical comedy set during the Liverpool dock workers' strikes.
It's 1960 and the Liverpool seafarers and dockworkers are on strike. Uncle Paddy, leader of the Seamen's Reform Movement, is in jail, while cousin Ronnie, dad of the McDermott family, sits in his pants all day reading the Daily Worker and watching Z-Cars as his harried wife Jean tries to keep the household together (sneaking the occasional peak at a well-fingered copy Lady Chatterley's Lover).
Meanwhile, teenage son Jack's band have the biggest gig of their lives on Saturday night but have one major problem: they can't find a drummer. Could bobble-hatted cousin Barry be just what the band are looking for? And will that be their only problem? Throw in an untimely visit from a police officer and a riot and the band's hopes of success, as well as the dockworkers' hopes of a fair deal, are thrown into question. A family comedy about love, music and the power of a good cup of tea, featuring live music and a lotta, lotta scouse singing, shouting and striking.
Recommended for ages 12+ years.
Red Ladder Theatre Company
Founded in 1968 in London, the company has a colourful history rooted in the radical socialist theatre movement in Britain known as agitprop. Born into an era of riots, demonstrations and revolts, Red Ladder has grown up, kicking and screaming, into the 21st Century, where it continues to fight, to entertain and to agitate in as equal measures as possible.
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Venue: City Varieties Music Hall
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