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ACL weekend 2 day 2 pics: Father John Misty, Vince Staples, Jose Gonzalez, Modest Mouse, Shakey Graves & more
photos by @griffinshot - Tim Griffin
Modest Mouse / Vince Staples / Father John Misty
The second weekend of this year's Austin City Limits Festival went down October 7-9. We already posted pics of weekend 1 and the first day of weekend 2. Now you can check out pictures of Day 2 of the second weekend (October 8), which featured sets from Modest Mouse, Vince Staples, Father John Misty, Jose Gonzalez, Shakey Graves, San Fermin, Alessia Cara and many more.
More ACL Fest day 2 pics below...
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2015 ACL Fest day 2 pics & videos: Drake & Future, TVOTR, A$AP Rocky, Father John Misty, UMO, Sturgill Simpson, more
photos by Tim Griffin
TVOTR / A$AP Rocky / Father John Misty / Drake & Future (via)
Is Drake the new Kanye?The 2015 Austin City Limits Festival kicked off on Friday and continued on Saturday (10/3) with Drake, TV on the Radio, A$AP Rocky, Alabama Shakes, Jose Gonzalez, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Sturgill Simpson, Shakey Graves, Father John Misty, Vince Staples and plenty more. Pictures of the second day of ACL are in this post.
Explosive pyrotechnics. Mad energy. The "6 God" backdrop and the whole field on his team. Drake hit the stage like he owned the world. When the backdrop flashed "If You're Reading This We Made It" I felt it in my body the way I do when I see 'Ye live. I seriously thought, "Wow, Drake has done it." Kanye is tabloid fodder and bad fashion and Drake is totally running the game. Drake's the new Kanye. And in that moment I really wanted it for him. That feeling stuck for a good portion of the set. Weirdly, the thing that undid it was when he brought out Future. We knew it was going to happen next week but tonight was a surprise. With the new collab album out it was an obvious choice and the crowd went wild and I actually liked the tracks they did. But Yeezy would never have done that and, more importantly, he'd never have to. He'd keep his 90 minutes all to himself and be completely riveting the whole time. [Deborah Sengupta Stith for Austin 360]
As the above review points out, Drake brought out Future during his set to play three songs off DS2 including the Drake collab "Where Ya At," and then the duo made the live debut of "Jumpman" and "Big Rings" off their collaborative album What A Time To Be Alive. Videos below. Drake also released another Beyonce collab over the weekend, "Can I." He debuted on his Apple Music Beats 1 show, OVO Sound Radio, and you can listen below.
ACL fest's first weekend wraps up Sunday (10/4) and if you're not there you can stream it live (via Red Bull TV) below. ACL does it again this coming weekend (10/9 - 10/11) too. UPDATE: Day 3 happened and pics are up.
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photos by Wilson Lee & Andy Lei,
Hurrray for the Riff Raff & Giraffage playing bonus sets in the tent
Like we did a week earlier at Lollapalooza, BrooklynVegan co-hosted/presented/curated the Toyota Tent inside the Outside Lands festival in San Francisco this past weekend. We already posted some pictures which included the Friday sets by Speedy Ortiz and Natalie Prass. Here are more from both of those sets and from Saturday and Sunday too.
Saturday included live set by Waters, The Drums, Classixx and Hurray for The Riff Raff whose upcoming tour includes a show at Carnegie Hall. There was also live Q&A with Django Django whose live set was a major highlight for one paper:
The London art-rock quartet came in a close second to [Kendrick] Lamar, turning in a sensational set that surely earned them hundreds (thousands?) of new fans. The group isn't all that well known in the U.S., but that will change if they keep rocking the house like they did at Outside Lands. Indeed, just plan on being head over heels for this band in, say, about a week. Grab a copy of the group's new album, "Born Under Saturn," and the transformation could happen even sooner.On Sunday DJ Rezound (aka Jamie Granato who was also our BrooklynVegan host for the weekend) started warming up the crowd at 1pm to get the crowd ready for a Q & A with Dan Deacon at 2:00. One of the last songs he played was off the new Tame Impala record, which felt good when an audience member later asked Dan which records he had been impressed by recently and he mentioned their new one. Dan felt immediate comfort on the stage, telling the crowd he and Jamie were an improv group and asking for suggestions. Dan waxed poetic about everything from human perspective (being trapped inside a painting) to hoarding (he is self-proclaimed). Lastly, he reminded everyone to not litter on the beautiful festival grounds. Giraffage drew a crowd that spilled out of the tent and had people dancing wildly to his brand of house, trap and mash-up. Shakey Graves left everything on stage with their performance, an emotive show that had girls running past security for selfies the minute he stepped down the stairs.
Hot Chip DJing the tent
With 15 years and six albums behind them, Hot Chip took to the main stage with an army of synths prepared to get the audience moving with their fusion of disco, pop and hip-hop. Tracks like "I Feel Better," "One Life Stand" and "Over and Over" had the audience dancing along to the band's makeshift choreographed moves. [Billboard]METZ stopped by the Toyota Tent for a picture, and Rezound DJ'd more while Hot Chip finished their main stage performance and walked over to our tent for their own DJ set. After a fun set of old and new classics, Alex Bleeker and The Freaks took the stage to play a set of all new material that sounded great. They were jazzed up from their performance earlier that day of Grateful Dead covers where original Dead drummer Bill Kreutzmann took the stage with them on the 20th anniversary of Jerry Garcia's death (Bill has two shows coming up at MSG with actual Grateful Dead members).
More pictures from the whole weekend continue below...
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The 2015 Outside Lands festival is now underway in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. If you're there, make sure to come say hi to us in the Toyota Tent. If you're not, you might be interested to know you can livestream performances on three separate channels starting at 3:30pm PT (6:30pm EST) each day (Aug 7-9) at sfoutsidelands.com/.
The actual fest schedule is HERE, and the streaming schedule is below...
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Outside Lands 2015: find us in the Toyota Tent (with Dan Deacon, METZ, Speedy Ortiz, Hot Chip, Alex Bleeker & more)
photo: Big Freedia in last year's Toyota Tent @ OSL (more by Wilson Lee)
Outside Lands is taking over San Francisco's Golden Gate Park this weekend with headliners Elton John, The Black Keys, Mumford and Sons, Kendrick Lamar, Sam Smith, Wilco, Tame Impala and more.
BrooklynVegan, SPIN and Stereogum are returning to the sold out festival this year with a presence in the Toyota Tent which is located in the Polo Field near the Lands End Stage. The tent is called "Sound Central" on the festival map.
Like previous years, and like at Lollapalooza last weekend, the Toyota Tent will host live performances, live Q&As and DJ sets from 1-7 PM each day. Stop by to check out intimate, bonus sets by artists playing the festival (For instance, Hurray for the Riff Raff play the Sutro stage at 12:20 on Saturday. You can then see them again in the Toyota tent at 5pm the same day).
BrooklynVegan's OSL representative this year will be Jamie Granato, also known as DJ Rezound and the man behind Group Tightener. Watch Jamie interview Dan Deacon and METZ on Sunday. Come see bonus performances by Natlie Prass, Speedy Ortiz, The Drums, Django Django, Shakey Graves, Real Estate's Alex Bleeker and more. Check out the full weekend schedule below....
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photo: Roger Waters tour 2012 (more by Dana "Distortion" Yavin)
photo: My Morning Jacket @ GovBall (more by PSquared Photography)
Rumors are starting to spread that Pink Floyd's Roger Waters is going to be backed by My Morning Jacket at Newport Folk Fest tonight!
My Morning Jacket and its members are Newport Folk Fest regulars, but they weren't on the schedule this year, despite being in the area to play Lewiston two days ago, and Xponential Music Festival in Camden on Saturday. Waters, who has promised a "very special" set, was a huge and surprising addition to the sold out Newport Folk Fest back in May. Jim James and crew on stage with Roger would definitely be very special (especially for My Morning Jacket!).
Stay tuned, and tune in to TuneIn.com to stream select sets from the fest live today, Saturday and Sunday. Actually Roger's set isn't listed on the streaming schedule, but Calexico, The Tallest Man on Earth, Heartless Bastards, Langhorne Slim, Courtney Barnett, Laura Marling and many more are on there. The full list of included artists and the embedded player are below.
On Sunday, My Morning Jacket play a show in Maryland with Jason Isbell who plays Newport on Saturday after playing a big free show in Prospect Park tonight (7/24).
Pink Floyd's other singer, David Gilmour, just announced a bunch of huge shows of his own, two nights at MSG included.
My Morning Jacket also just announced four Beacon Theater shows. Two are already sold out. Two are on pre-sale. All MMJ dates HERE.
Stream Newport Folk Fest radio below....
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photo: Shakey Graves at Prospect Park in 2014 (more by Chris La Putt)
Shakey Graves continues to move up in the world. His last tour had two sold-out NYC shows at Warsaw and Irving Plaza, and now he's announced another run of dates that includes an even bigger show here. The Texas singer will hit Terminal 5 on November 11. Opening that date and a few others will be fellow southerners Those Darlins. Tickets for T5 are on presale now.
If you miss out on the presale, the general on-sale starts Friday (6/19) at noon via Ticketmaster, and there's also an AmEx presale starting Wednesday (6/17) at noon and a Ticketmaster presale starting Thursday (6/18) at noon.
Shakey Graves' latest album is 2014's And the War Came on Dualtone. Check out a live video for "Family and Genus" from that album, with the list of tour dates, below...
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Shakey Graves was supposed to play the Fonda tonight but was moved to Belasco Theater "due to logistics".
A deluxe reissue of 'Sticky Fingers' is being released in June.
photo: ACL 2014 (more by Sarah Frankie Linder)
The Austin City Limits festival returns to Zilker Park from October 2-4 and October 9-11, and though the lineup wasn't supposed to be announced until this Tuesday, Austin 360 points out that the festival's website leaked it early. The posting was quickly taken down, but not before 365 Things Austin could screenshot it. It was accurate and the ACL 2015 includes Foo Fighters, Drake, The Strokes, The Weeknd, Disclosure, Deadmau5, Bassnectar, Alt-J, Alabama Shakes, Of Monsters and Men, Tame Impala, Sturgill Simpson, The Decemberists, Brand New, TV on the Radio, A$AP Rocky, Billy Idol, Chance the Rapper, Father John Misty, Brandon Flowers, Run the Jewels, Sylvan Esso, Kurt Vile, Waxahatchee, Florence + the Machine, Modest Mouse and more.
Check out the full lineup below. Tickets go on sale Tuesday (5/5) at 10 AM CDT.
The 2015 Osheaga Festival happens July 31 - August 02 in Montreal's Parc Jean-Drapeau. This year's lineup includes St. Vincent, Kendrick Lamar, Future Islands, Hot Chip, Nas, Father John Misty, Alt-J, The War on Drugs, Weezer and lots more. Festival passes are on sale now and the full Osheaga lineup is listed below...
Newport Folk Festival: 2015 lineup includes First Aid Kit, Laura Marling, Sturgil Simpson, Courtney Barnett & more
The 2015 Newport Folk Fest happens July 24-26 at Fort Adams State Park in Newport, RI. This year's lineup isn't fully announced yet, but so far includes First Aid Kit, Laura Marling, Sturgil Simpson (who taped an episode of ACL TV last night), Courtney Barnett, Leon Bridges, Iron & Wine and Ben Bridwell, Brandi Carlile, J Mascis and more. Festival passes and tickets to Saturday and Sunday are sold out but you can still get tickets to Friday (7/24) with Iron & Wine and Ben Bridwell, The Lone Bellow, Calexico, Heartless Bastards, Leon Bridges and more.
More to be announced, but daily lineups so far are listed below.
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photo: Outside Lands 2014 (more by Samantha Saturday)
Outside Lands, which happens August 7-9 in San Francisco with Elton John, Mumford & Sons, The Black Keys, Kendrick Lamar, Wilco, D'Angelo, St. VIncent and more, announced its daily lineups today. Check those out below.
3-day passes are sold out, and single-day passes go on sale Thursday (4/2) at 10 AM PDT.
Sleater-Kinney, Angel Olsen, Hanni El Khatib, AlunaGeorge, THEESatisfaction & more added to Sasquatch! 2015 lineup
photo: Sleater-Kinney at T5 in February (more by PSquared)
Sleater-Kinney, who first said they weren't playing festivals but then were announced for Primavera Sound, have now also been added to home stage festival Sasquatch!, taking place Memorial Day Weekend (5/22-25) at The Gorge. Other new additions include Angel Olsen, Hanni El Khatib (who plays NYC tonight), THEESatisfaction, Helms Alee, AlunaGeorge, Kaytranada, Goldlink and a few others.
Those additions join previously announced names such as Kendrick Lamar, Robert Plant, Modest Mouse, Lana Del Rey, Ryan Adams, The Decemberists, Tame Impala, St. Vincent and many more. Festival tickets are still available.
Updated lineup below...
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Lollapalooza 2015 lineup (Paul McCartney, Metallica, TV on the Radio, The War on Drugs, Father John Misty, many more)
Lollapalooza returns to Chicago's Grant Park from July 31 - August 2, and this year's lineup includes Paul McCartney, Metallica, A$AP Rocky, TV on the Radio, The War on Drugs, Father John Misty, Brand New, Flying Lotus, Hot Chip, The Tallest Man on Earth, Death From Above 1979, Django Django and more. Tickets are on sale now, and single day passes go on sale at 10 AM CT.
Full lineup below...
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photo: Lollapalooza 2014 (more by James Richards IV)
The Lollapalooza 2015 lineup has been announced. Check it out below.
The fest happens July 31 - August 2 in Grant Park. Tickets are on sale now, and single day passes go on sale at 10 AM CT.
Another Planet Entertainment, Superfly and Starr Hill, in a partnership with the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, have announced [the] lineup for the eighth annual Outside Lands Festival. After four consecutive sold-out years, the world's only gourmet music festival that Rolling Stone hailed as "one of America's best," and the Huffington Post called "a well-rounded cultural event," will once again take place in San Francisco's historic Golden Gate Park August 7 - 9, 2015. While the Eager Beaver on sale had the fastest sell-out in the history of the festival, a limited number of 3-Day General Admission and VIP regular tickets go on sale this Thursday, March 26th at 10am PDT via SFOutsideLands.com. A significant portion of every ticket sold will directly benefit San Francisco's Recreation and Park Department. The festival has given more than $10 million to the department since its inception.The full lineup for this year's fest is listed, and in Funny or Die video form, below...
Bunbury Music Fest 2015 lineup (Black Keys, Snoop Dogg, Tame Impala, Decemberists, Brand New, FJM & more)
Cincinnati's Bunbury Music Festival returns this year from June 5-7 at Downtown's Sawyer Point and Yeatman's Cove. The Black Keys, The Avett Brothers and Snoop Dogg are headlining, and the rest of the lineup includes The Decemberists, Brand New, Tame Impala, Father John Misty, Temples, The Front Bottoms, Atmosphere, Reverend Horton Heat, Old Crow Medicine Show, Matt & Kim, Manchester Orchestra, Bleachers and more. Still more acts TBA. Tickets are on sale now.
Full initial lineup below...
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Sasquatch! 2015 lineup (Kendrick Lamar, Robert Plant, War On Drugs, St Vincent, Modest Mouse, Ryan Adams, more)
Sasquatch! Music Festival will return to Quincy, WA on Memorial Day Weekend, May 22-25, at The Gorge. This year's lineup includes Kendrick Lamar, Robert Plant, Modest Mouse, Lana Del Rey, Ryan Adams, The Decemberists, Tame Impala, St. Vincent, Spoon, James Blake, Hot Chip, SBTRKT, Schoolboy Q, The New Pornographers, The War On Drugs, Little Dragon, Father John Misty, Run The Jewels, Jenny Lewis, Real Estate, Future Islands, Ab-Soul, Sharon Van Etten, Action Bronson, Perfume Genius, Rustie, Courtney Barnett, Strand of Oaks, Merchandise, Ex Hex, and more.
Tickets go on sale at 10 AM PST on Saturday (2/7). Full lineup below...
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Tickets for the just-added Shakey Graves/Nikki Lane Brooklyn show at Warsaw go on BrooklynVegan presale this morning (1/21) at 10am. PASSWORD = BROOKLYNGRAVES
If you miss out, regular sale begins Friday. More tour dates HERE.
In case there was any doubt that Shakey Graves is blowing up, his NYC tour stop at Irving Plaza sold out almost instantly when it went on sale last week. If you didn't get tickets, you're in luck because a 2nd NYC show has been announced. Shakey Graves and tourmate Nikki Lane will play Warsaw in Brooklyn on Friday, March 27th. Tickets go on sale this Friday (1/23) at 10am, but you can get them Wednesday (tomorrow, 10/21) at 10am with the password we'll post here on BrooklynVegan in the morning. Check back then.
More tour dates in our previous post. Also catch SG on Letterman on 2/13.
Check out SG playing a "Gondola Session" in the video below...
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photo: Shakey Graves in Prospect Park in 2014 (more by Chris La Putt)
Austin folk singer Shakey Graves will be doing some extensive touring this year, hitting multiple festivals including Bonnaroo and Mountain Jam. The tour begins with a show in his hometown on January 31 with an amazing lineup of Jenny Lewis and tUnE-yArDs, and includes a run with South Carolina country singer Nikki Lane that hits NYC on March 26 at Irving Plaza. TIckets for that show go on sale at 10 AM today (1/16). All dates are listed below.
Shakey Graves also confirmed that he'll make one of the final musical guest appearances on Letterman, on February 13. Hist most recent album, And The War Came, came out last year on Dualtone Records, and he put out the video for its song "Dearly Departed" (dir. CJ Vinson) earlier this month. Watch that, with a stream of the record, and the list of dates, below...
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Mountain Jam 2015 lineup (Robert Plant, Alabama Shakes, The Black Keys, Hurray for the Riff Raff, The Wailers & more)
photo: Robert Plant at Brooklyn Bowl in 2014 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
Upstate NY jam-centric music festival Mountain Jam returns in 2015 from June 4-7 at its usual location of Hunter Mountain. This year's lineup includes festival co-founder Warren Haynes' band Gov't Mule, along with The Black Keys, Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters, Alabama Shakes, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Shakey Graves, Benjamin Booker, The Wailers, The Budos Band, Nikki Lane, Amy Helm & the Handsome Strangers, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals and more. Tickets are on sale now.
Full lineup below...
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Bonnaroo 2015 lineup (Kendrick Lamar, Mumford & Sons, My Morning Jacket, Robert Plant, Slayer, Belle & Sebastian, more)
photo: fans at Bonnaroo 2013 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
Bonnaroo returns in 2015 from June 11-14 in Manchester, TN and the lineup is now announced.
It includes Billy Joel (!?!), Mumford and Sons, Deadmau5, Kendrick Lamar, Florence + the Machine, Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters, My Morning Jacket, Bassnectar, Alabama Shakes, Childish Gambino, Flume, Slayer, Belle & Sebastian, Spoon, The War on Drugs, Ben Folds, Atmosphere, Atomic Bomb! (William Onyeabor tribute), Flying Lotus, Earth Wind & Fire, Caribou, SBTRKT, Run the Jewels, Sturgill Simpson, Sylvan Esso, Jamie xx, Against Me!, Rudimental, Mac DeMarco, Tears for Fears, Tycho, Freddie Gibbs & Madlib, Shabazz Palaces, Courtney Barnett, Woods, Iceage, Between the Buried & Me, Rustie, Strand of Oaks, Pallbearer, Dej Loaf, Hiss Golden Messenger, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and many more.
Tickets will be available Saturday (1/17) at noon on bonnaroo.com.
Full lineup below...
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tix on sale: SBTRKT, Iceage, JEFF the Brotherhood, High on Fire, Jesse Boykins III, Minus the Bear, Fashion Rocks, more
(photo by @1908club)
Jesse Boykins III is playing Glasslands on September 9. Tickets for that show go on sale today at 10 AM.
Tickets for the JEFF the Brotherhood and Diarrhea Planet show at Santos Party House go on sale today at 10 AM. The bands also play Death By Audio, no word on advance tickets for that show.
Tickets for the Minus The Bear show at Gramercy Theatre are still on BrooklynVegan presale. Password: BVBEAR.
Tickets for the free High On Fire and Blackest show at Music Hall of Williamsburg go on "sale" today at noon.
Tickets for the SBTRKT show at Terminal 5 go on AmEx presale today at noon.
Tickets for the Iceage show at Bowery Ballroom go on AmEx presale today at noon.
Tickets for the Jonah Matranga show at Mercury Lounge go on AmEx presale today at noon.
Tickets for the Papercuts show at Mercury Lounge go on AmEx presale today at noon. Tickets for their Baby's All Right show are on sale now.
Tickets for the Kaytranada show at Music Hall of Williamsburg go on AmEx presale today at noon.
Early bird tickets for Brooklyn's inaugural Escape Music Festival featuring Placebo, Yeasayer, The Crystal Method, Ra Ra Riot, ASTR and others are on sale now.
Tickets for the IO-presented Black Cobra, Lo-Pan, Kings Destroy and Godmaker show at Saint Vitus are on sale now.
Machine Head, Children of Bodom, Epica and Battlecross are playing Terminal 5 on October 16. Tickets for that show go on AmEx/Machine Head Ticketmaster presale today at noon with general on sale Friday (8/1) at noon.
J. Roddy Walston & The Business and Fly Golden Eagle are playing Stage 48 on November 7. Tickets for that show go on AmEx presale today at noon with general on sale Friday (8/1) at noon.
Shakey Graves is playing Bowery Ballroom on October 26. Tickets for that show go on AmEx presale today at noon with general on sale Friday (8/1) at noon.
This year's Fashion Rocks concert happens September 9 at Barclays Center. It will be headlined by Jennifer Lopez and also among the lineup is KISS, Duran Duran, Usher and others. Tickets for that show are on AmEx presale now. General on-sale begins Friday (8/1) at 10 AM.
Browse our 'Tickets On Sale' tag for more recently announced NYC shows.
Browse our NYC Concert Calendar for shows happening today and every day - comedy shows, heavy metal concerts (courtesy of our heavy metal blog), and free shows included.
photos by Chris La Putt
Shovels & Rope / Valerie June / Shakey Graves
Friday's Celebrate Brooklyn! concert in Prospect Part (6/27) was country-tinged, with South Carolina's Shovels and Rope headlining and also featuring sets from Valerie June and Shake Graves. Pictures from the whole evening are in this post.
Formerly a one-man band, Austin troubadour Shakey Graves brought in a drummer for a number of songs in his set adding a little more "oomph" and variety from his typical hollow-body strumming and suitcase drumming sound.
Dressed in a turquoise blue dress, Valerie June followed up with her Tennessee twang that reverberated throughout the summery evening, switching from a scorching red Gretsch (which she nicknamed matter-of-factly "Big Red") to a Martin dreadnought acoustic ("the Stranger"), a petite ukelele-banjo or banjolele ("the Baby"), and of course, a banjo ("the Mom"). Her voice was definitely reminiscent of another steadfast country relic of the past with a similar name -- Ms. Valerie June Carter Cash -- and comparisons to the Appallachian folks singers of the Lomax collection are apt descriptions of her sound. However, it's not all folky sound that comes out of this singer. At one point in the evening she got down and revved up Big Red for a show-stopping jam.
All the way from Johns Island, SC, Carrie Ann Heart and Michael Trent, the indie country couple that make up Shovels and Rope, stomped and hollered on stage to a packed crowd in Prospect Park and probably their largest headlining NYC show to date. Not bad for a band who's played at Arlene's Grocery just two years ago. The band played a number songs from their upcoming album Swimmin' Time, which is scheduled for release on August 26. While we wait for that, take a gander at more Prospect Park pics and videos below...
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Abberley Park, Maidstone KentWe provided building regulation, construction drawings and details for site plans.
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Hi, I got to visit LV back in 2010, and then was able to come back again this month. Very nice town!
As we drove up 84 south of town in 2010, I noted a building or structure being constructed, and I saw a couple weeks ago that it is apparently still being built. It's about 30 miles south of town.
I got a couple good photos of it from the road. What is this? I thought at first it was a church or something like that, but on a closer view I don't think so. The photos are at the following links.
Today's Santa Fe New Mexican reports that Highlands University Athletic Director Ed Manzanares will be leaving Highlands on September 13 to become the new assistant athletic director for major gifts at the University of New Mexico.
-- Anyone know what they are building at Walmart? All of a sudden there are many construction trailers, supplies, and "other stuff" on the south end of the store, by Legion...
-- Whats going on at Allsups at 4 corners? Replacing pumps or renovating or what ????
-- And last, but not least, what about the construction of where the old Bell gas station used to be??
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The New Mexico History Museum is currently displaying pages from a magnificent hand-lettered Bible, one of few created in recent history. The Saint John's Bible took root at an early 1990s retreat at New Mexico's Ghost Ranch.
Save the afternoon of November 16 on your calendar for Highlands University's Bach Marathon, including a number of acts from the community, The HU concert and madrigal choirs, the New Mexico Bach Society and orchestral players from the Santa Fe Symphony and the Albuquerque Philharmonic. At Ilfeld auditorium, where else?
Carl Bernstein and Marilyn Priddy will be performing at El Zocalo Gallery for their "Second Saturday" event, January 14 from 2:00pm - 4:30pm.
In the last three weeks, the Santa Fe New Mexican has run two major stories related to medical care and prices at Alta Vista Regional Hospital and in its parent company, Community Health Systems, Inc.
The first story concerned fines of nearly $100 million assessed on the parent company to settle a variety of legal cases involving referrals for service and resulting unnecessary charges for services. The second story involved high chargess by many hospitals in New Mexico to patients who do not have insurance. Summaries of those stories are below.
Historian Marcus Gottschalk will be give a discussion on why Las Vegas, from a commercial and cultural perspective, was the most important town in the American Southwest between 1858-1886.
The talk, sponsored by the End of the Trail chapter of the Santa Fe Trail Association, is at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Eldorado Community Center. Gottschalk, author of Pioneer Merchants of Las Vegas, will talk about the Plaza district and Railtown district pioneer merchants, such Miguel Antonio Otero, Charles Ilfeld and the Rosenwald brothers.
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Down 28-zip at halftime, and despite 25 penalties totaling 232 yards, the Highlands U Cowboys beat the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds, 43-36, in Portales. What a heckuva football game!
J. Proctor ran the winning 2-yard touchdown during sudden-death overtime, and a total 143 yards running. Cordell Nugent made 12 tackles, 2 sacks. Had the 'Pokes not made twice as many penalties as ENMU, the game would've been somewhat different.
HU's total offense was 460 yards; 306 rushing, 154 passing, with one forced fumble.
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January 11, 2015 is the 13th anniversary of the opening of the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba for prisoners seized in the brutal and fundamentally lawless "war on terror" that the Bush administration declared after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
779 men have been held at the prison — plus at least one other, Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi, in the "black site" that the CIA ran briefly at Guantánamo. Over the years, that population has been reduced significantly. 532 men and boys were released by President Bush, and 110 have been released by President Obama. Nine others died at the prison, and one was transferred to the US mainland to face a trial, leaving 127 men still held.
This is still 127 men too many, because everything about Guantánamo is fundamentally unjust, and has been since the day the prison opened, and although President Obama has released 28 men in the last year, 59 of the 127 men still held have been approved for release (all but four by the Guantánamo Review Task Force that President Obama established shortly after taking office in 2009), and the other 68 men must either be tried or released. Read the rest of this entry »
On Tuesday, in a courtroom in New York City, a long-running chapter in the "war on terror" came to an end, when Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, 48, a Kuwaiti-born cleric who appeared in media broadcasts as a spokesman for Al-Qaeda the day after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, received a life sentence based on the three counts for which he was convicted after his trial in March: conspiracy to kill Americans, providing material support to terrorists and conspiring to provide material support to terrorists.
The life sentence came as no surprise, as it is permissible for the main conspiracy charge, although Abu Ghaith's lead defense lawyer, Stanley L. Cohen, had, as the New York Times described it, "sought a sentence of 15 years, saying in a court submission that his client was facing 'the harshest of penalties for talk — and only talk.'" The Times added that Cohen had likened Abu Ghaith to "an outrageous daytime 'shock-radio' host, or a World War II radio propagandist for a losing ideology."
In court, as the Times also noted, Cohen "emphasized that his client had played no role in specific acts of terrorism," but the government had argued otherwise, stating in a sentencing memorandum that there was "no fathomable reason to justify a sentence other than life." Read the rest of this entry »
In the Belly of the Beast: A Walk through Lower Manhattan, a set on Flickr.
Regular readers will recall that, last month, I visited the US to campaign for the closure of the prison at Guantánamo Bay on the 11th anniversary of its opening, taking part in events in Washington D.C. and McLean, Virginia from January 10 to 12, and in New York on January 13, which I made available in photo sets here, here and here. An archive of various articles relating to my visit — and videos of my appearances — can be found here.
However, as I explained in an article two weeks ago, An Englishman in New York: Photos of a Walk from Brooklyn to Manhattan, I actually arrived in New York on the evening of January 7, and didn't leave until the evening of January 16, so I had plenty of time to wander around the city — and specifically Manhattan and Brooklyn, the former because, of course, it draws the visitor like an irresistible magnet, and because I had appointments there with various friends and colleagues: with Debra Sweet of the World Can't Wait, with various friends and associates at the Center for Constitutional Rights, with the dancer and activist Nancy Vining Van Ness, and with the journalist and researcher Anand Gopal, as well as my rendezvous for a panel discussion at Revolution Books on January 13 with the Guantánamo attorney Ramzi Kassem, who represents Shaker Aamer, the last British resident in the prison, after which a big group of World Can't Wait supporters went out for dinner before I ended up down an alley in Chinatown being filmed for a forthcoming documentary. Read the rest of this entry »
An Englishman in New York: A Walk from Brooklyn to Manhattan, a set on Flickr.
Last month, when I visited the US to campaign for the closure of the prison at Guantánamo Bay on the 11th anniversary of its opening, I took part in events in Washington D.C. and McLean, Virginia from January 10 to 12, and in New York on January 13, which I made available in photo sets here, here and here. An archive of various articles relating to my visit — and videos of my appearances — can be found here.
However, I arrived in New York on the evening of January 7, and didn't leave until the evening of January 16, so I had plenty of time to wander around New York — specifically Manhattan and Brooklyn, where I was staying with my friend, the secretive blogger known as The Talking Dog, and his family. The 'Dog has been my friend since September 2007, when we first met over the phone, as he interviewed me for his excellent ongoing series of interviews with people involved with the Guantánamo story, just after the publication of my book The Guantánamo Files, and I first visited him and stayed with him in March 2008, during my first ever visit to America. Read the rest of this entry »
New York, January 2012, a set on Flickr.
Regular readers will be aware that, since the start of this year, some of my articles have featured photos I have taken (see Photos: The "Austerity Isn't Working" Protest Outside Downing Street and Parliament, Photos: May Day Celebrations in London, Including Occupy London Protestors, Occupy London, May 12: Photos from St. Paul's Cathedral Protest and Occupy London, May 12: Photos from the Bank of England Protest and a Call for Global Solidarity, for example).
Photography has been a love of mine since I was a teenager, but it is something that I largely let slip after Guantánamo took over my life six years ago, and my last analogue camera broke and I failed to buy a new digital replacement. Fortunately, my wife gave me a great digital camera at Christmas, which has now become my constant companion, and, as a result, I've now set up a Flickr account, and will regularly be uploading photos on Flickr and then providing notification here. Read the rest of this entry »
Writer, campaigner, investigative journalist and commentator. Recognized as an authority on Guantánamo and the "war on terror." Co-founder, Close Guantánamo, co-director, We Stand With Shaker. Also, singer and songwriter (The Four Fathers) and photographer.
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A schematic of genomic methods as applied to document plant-pollinator interactions. The development of high-throughput sequencing platforms for genome analysis coupled with the establishment of public databases of standardized marker regions for the express purpose of taxonomic identification (for example, BOLDSYSTEMS [111] and the National Center for Biotechnology Information [112]) has enabled the development of a branch of ecological genomics devoted to documentation of species interactions. An unobserved flower visitation event can be conclusively demonstrated by sequencing plant markers from the mixed pollen sample carried by the pollinator (either in the gut or on the animal). The resulting markers can be compared with public or private collections of taxonomically validated references for species-level documentation of the ecological event. This enables large-scale measurements of species' interactions to be largely automated. The resulting databases can be used to quantitatively measure a variety of ecologically and evolutionarily important events, such as the relative specialization or generalization of specific plant-animal pairs, the selection pressure of one group of species on another, the economic impact of a particular ecosystem service (for example, pollination of a particular crop of interest) or the response of an ecological system to disruption. Photographs reproduced with permission of EL Clare, MB Fenton (bee on flower) and J Nagel (bat with pollen on its fur).
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National Pancake Day: IHOP's ninth annual National Pancake Day will take place from 7 a.m.-10 p.m. today at IHOP. IHOP has raised nearly $13 million for children's charities and other causes across the nation. This year, they hope to raise $3 million more. Enjoy a free short stack of Buttermilk pancakes. In return for the free pancakes, guests will be asked to consider leaving a donation for Children's Miracle Network Hospital or other designated local charities. Info: ihoppancakeday.com.
StartupBus Seattle tour: Arrowhead Technology Incubator at New Mexico State University will host the fifth annual StartupBus Seattle tour from 7 a.m.-noon today at Arrowhead Center, 3655 Research Drive, NMSU campus. StartupBus organizes the most intense startup hackathon in the world, where top entrepreneurs from all around North America compete to build the next generation of technology companies over the course of a 3-day bus ride. The event is co-sponsored by Andele Restaurant, Corner Bakery Cafe and Dunkin' Donuts. Free and open to the public from 10:30-11:15 a.m. as the teams pitch their ideas. Info: StartupBus North America, northamerica.startupbus.com.
Argentine Tango de Las Cruces: Meets today at 2251 Calle de Santiago, in Mesilla. David Haverporth teaches a lesson from 6:30-7:15 p.m. Milonga from 7:15-9:30 p.m. Cost is $5. Info: Terri Coffman, 505-620-0377.
Self Defense for Seniors class: From noon-2 p.m. today at Las Cruces Self Defense. For ages 55 and up. Sign-up or info: email email@example.com or 575-527-7527.
Windows 8 for Seniors class: From 1:30-4:30 p.m. today at DACC Workforce Center, Room 106. Classes held Tuesdays and Thursday through March 20. Learn how to use the computer and the mouse to write letters, surf the Internet, and send and receive emails. Instructor will be Deanna Hoxworth. Sign-up or info: email firstname.lastname@example.com or 575-527-7527.
Friendship Bracelet class: From 5:30-9 p.m. today at DACC East Mesa, room 107. Instructor will be Marty Arndt. Sign-up or info: email firstname.lastname@example.com or 575-527-7527.
Doña Ana Local Emergency Planning Committee: Meets at 8 a.m. Wednesday at the Doña Ana County Emergency Management Office, 1170 N. Solano Drive. Guest speaker will be a representative of the National Weather Service, Santa Teresa. Info: Office of Emergency Management, 575-647-7900.
Herbal Medicine: From 6-7:30 p.m. Wednesdays through March 26 at Mountain View Market, 1300 El Paseo Road. Presenter will be Deborah Brandt and the topic is Herbs for Brain and Emotions. Cost is $15 members and $20 nonmembers. Info: 575-523-0436, 575-644-5504, firstname.lastname@example.com
Big Band Dance Club: Dance from 8 to 10 p.m. Thursday at the Court Youth Center, 402 W. Court Ave. Music by DJ, Gary Koverman. Admission is $7. Info: 575-526-6504.
Charles Schwab Workshops At-A-Glance: Market Snapshot with Liz Ann Sonders video workshop at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at 141 S. Roadrunner Pkwy., Suite 141C. Workshop is free. Anyone wishing to attend must RSVP, but there is no charge and you don't have to be a Schwab client. Info: 575-993-5050.
National Osteoporosis Affiliate Bone Boosters of Southern New Mexico Group: Meets at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at MVRMC Women's Resource Center, 4351 E. Lohman Ave. The topic to a Posture Straight and Tall sustainable exercise fitness introduction with Maggie McCowen. Info: Marge, 575-522-5106.
Traditional and Specialty Cheese Tasting: From 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursday at Mountain View Market, 1300 El Paseo Road. Info: 575-523-0436.
Annual Rockhound Roundup Gem and Mineral Show: From 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily Thursday through Monday at SWNM Fairground in Deming. More than 100 vendors, silent and live auctions, food, daily drawings, kids fossil dig, demos, displays, field trips. Free admission and parking. Hosted by the Deming Gem and Mineral Society, Inc. Info: 575-544-9019.
The Building of Hoover Dam: Opening reception from 5-7 p.m. Friday at the Branigan Cultural Center, 501 N. Main St. Photographs by Winthrop A. Davis, 1930 to 1934. Exhibit runs through March 29. Info: 575-541-2154 or las-cruces.org/museums.
"The Past" film: At 7:30 p.m. Friday, at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Fountain Theatre, 2469 Calle de Guadalupe, in Mesilla. Directed by Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi. Persian with English subtitles. Tickets are $7 regular, $6 seniors and students, $5 MVFS members, children and Wednesdays. Info: 575-524-8287 or mesillavalleyfilm.org.
Annual Cowboy Days: From 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday at the Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum, 4100 Dripping Springs Road. Two days of family fun that include children's activities, cowboy food and music, cowboy mounted shooting, horseback and stagecoach rides, living history, gunfight re-enactments, arts and crafts vendors, roping, horseshoeing and many other demonstrations. Las Cruces native and award-winning author Melody Groves talks about the History of the Mesilla Valley at 12:30 p.m. Saturday and at 11:30 a.m. Sunday. She will also be signing her latest non-fiction book "Hoist A Cold One! Historic Bars of the Southwest." Admission is $5 over age five. Info: 575-522-4100 or nmfarmandranchmuseum.org.
NMSU Women's Club fashion show/fundraiser: From 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Meson de Mesilla, 1803 Avenida de Mesilla. The Women's club will be modeling clothes from the Emerald Isle.
Fourth annual mattress palooza: Oñate High School band and choir will hold a mattress sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at OHS, 5700 Mesa Grande Drive. All sizes available, all brand new with factory warranties, brand names and variety of styles to choose from. Proceeds will benefit the band and choir.
An Evening in the Orient Masquerade Ball: From 6-11 p.m. Saturday at the Grapevine Plaza, 3900 W. Picacho Ave. Come to the Orient sixth annual Masquerade Ball and experience an evening of oriental costumes, cuisine and entertainment. Ticket are $60 per person or corporate tables of 10 for $750. Proceeds will benefit the Hearts for Autism Fund at the Community foundation of Southern New Mexico. The ball will include dinner, live entertainment, parade of costumes, judging of best dressed couple, dancing, cash bar, and photo keepsake. Tickets or info: Felicia Olivas, 575-526-6682 or heartsforautismlc.com.
Las Cruces Volunteer Fair: From 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at Branigan Cultural Center, 501 N. Main St. More than 35 nonprofits will be represented. Free door prizes, crafts for kids, welcome by Las Cruces Mayor Miyagishima at 9:30 a.m. Visit five or more agency tables and receive a free Caliche's frozen custard. Info: 575-528-3035.


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The computer models used by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to "predict" global warming were built by correlating past global temperatures with past carbon dioxide levels, and then introducing a few "fudge" factors to make sure the models fit the data (just remember that correlation does not imply causation).
The models are very good at "predicting" the past temperature fluctuations upon which they were based. These models were then used to predict what future global temperatures would be, assuming that levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide were the primary factor influencing global temperatures.
The IPCC computer models continue to predict unrelenting global warming as carbon dioxide levels continue to increase. However, there has been no increase in global warming for the past 18 years (Remote Sensing Systems' satellite-based monthly global mean lower-troposphere temperature dataset) even though the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide has continued to increase from 0.0365 to 0.0401 percent (this is analogous to adding 2.3 people to the population of Davis over the past 18 years).
The discrepancy between the predicted and actual global temperature is rapidly increasing; i.e., the models are becoming increasingly inaccurate. I am sure new computer models will be created to better fit the new data, but unless the assumptions underlying the models are correct (i.e., verified by unbiased testing using new data, not by back testing against the very data set that was used to create the model), they may be just as unreliable as the current models.
It is obvious that we currently do not have sufficient understanding of the factors affecting global climate to predict how the climate will change in a few decades, much less in a century. Should we base critical economic decisions using predictions from the current flawed model, or should we take prudent actions to mitigate the near-term effects of the changing climate while engaging in open scientific research so we can devise a model that actually could predict future climatic changes?
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We stayed here in September and it was the perfect spot. The hosts were very kind and Russell had recommended the Harbour Bistro which was so delicious it would rival anything in a larger city. The location was walking distance to restaurants, train and even Port Rush Golf Club (if you are renting from them). The bus to Giants causeway...
My husband and I stayed 2 nights at this cozy B&B and found it warm and welcoming. We did not have a reservation so got only a smaller room but it was fine for what we needed-clean and comfortable. The hosts were very friendly and welcoming and the breakfasts were delicious! The wi-fi is a bit spotty but then we...
From the moment we walked through the front door, we were treated with such rudeness. We had booked in advance for 4 nights expecting the wifi to be available. When we found it not to work in our room, Russell went out of his way to make our stay uncomfortable, blaming our devices (all three of them, which have worked...
My wife and I spent a few days at Ardenlee House during our Anniversary trip to Ireland. Russell and Edward couldn't have been more friendly and accommodating! We had a sea view room (highly recommend) that was large, comfy, and very clean...and the view was absolutely stunning! Breakfast was wonderful, and the guys were full of suggestions for sightseeing in...
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We stayed at the Ardenlee B&B last October and felt at home with Russell the owner. Lovely property overlooking the beach and harbour, so when booking ask for a sea view room. Nice sunny breakfast room with lovely food. Free wi fi.
This is are third stay here we stayed the bank holiday weekend just a little break every thing was 100 percent cant stress enought how nice the ardenlee is. Nice friendly helpful staff great breakfast very clean and comfy. Can highly recommend the ardenlee. Would just like to thank russell and his staff for a lovely stay


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'Fedor vs. Silva' Post-Fight Press Conference Highlights: Emelianenko's Possible Return to the GP, The Dueling Overeems + More
Just wanted to pass along a few interesting moments from Fedor vs. Silva's post-fight presser, which featured all of the night's winning fighters, plus the other four heavyweight grand prix competitors who will be squaring off on April 9th (venue TBA). Josh Barnett was the first to be introduced, and he gave the media his usual mix of insightful analysis and comic-book-like hyperbole. "Getting an easy win doesn't do anything for you," he said. "I'd rather stare death in the face."
Scott Coker confirmed that Fedor Emelianenko could theoretically return to the grand prix as an alternate, jumping ahead of Shane Del Rosario, who was supposed to have earned the first replacement spot with his impressive win over Lavar Johnson. Nope. The tournament committee will decide that. And Coker's not even on the committee. It is only now, two days later, that it's occurred to me to wonder, "Wait a minute, so who is on the committee?" Vadim Finkelchtein and Gus Johnson? God help us.
After the jump: Alistair Overeem is bummed that Fedor got knocked out of the tournament because of the "glow" he brings to the proceedings, but after being ducked by Fedor twice, he already gave up on the idea of fighting him. Plus, Alistair and his brother Valentijn say that they'd have no problem fighting each other in the context of a tournament. I'm sure Dana White would respect that, but Coker is less than thrilled by the idea.Read More DIGG THIS


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Photo Puzzle Ultimate iOS
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- Summary: Fun photographic jigsaw game, where you can convert images of your choice into a puzzle. As soon as user start playing all grids takes random places and a place left blank. When user tabs on one image, around blank space, then that image shift to blank space. If player done all right thenFun photographic jigsaw game, where you can convert images of your choice into a puzzle. As soon as user start playing all grids takes random places and a place left blank. When user tabs on one image, around blank space, then that image shift to blank space. If player done all right then last image for blank space will come its own. Your score will be with minimum time you will take or number of move you will use.According to the Alzheimer Society of Canada, doing jigsaw puzzles is one of many activities that can help keep the brain active and may contribute to reducing the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. We give you the opportunity to convert your surroundings into jigsaw puzzle by clicking photos. Listed features:-• Play jigsaw with your favorite image.• Take image through Camera, Photo Library or default image provided by Photo Puzzle.• You may choose complexity by choosing grid size 3x3, 4x4, 5x5 or 6x6.• You may also choose music to play in background while you are busy playing.• Check your Score list for a given level.• Show time counter and move counter.• Reset game during playing.You can buy choose to have an Ads free version of this app from setting page. Instruction to use:1. For first time user need to click directly on Play button on main screen2. On play screen tab on grid image and it will take random place and game will start counting move and time. 3. Player can end game by clicking on refresh button. 4. If you press back button it will pause and you can resume back next time.5. From setting page user can change grid size and complexity will go up. Besides the game to acquire the following skills by playing:• Improve user skills in memory, concentration and development of knowledge of their environment.• Keep the user entertained with fun sound effects.• The game is adapted to be handled very easily.Note :-• This application may be too advanced for kids under 10 yrs old.• For technical problems or issues please email us to firstname.lastname@example.com any time. We are listening to user feedback and we will certainly keep improving features so stay tuned.• Photo puzzle ratings are at your fingertips - you can view and submit your ratings on the fly from the app. Affiliation: Photo Puzzle Ultimate is not affiliated with Jigsaw, jigsaw jumble, Jigsaw Puzzle 500+, World Jigsaw, World Map Puzzle, Jigsaw Puzzle Maker, Map Jigsaw Puzzle and many more. Enjoy... It will be continuously updated.Thank you!!… Expand
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How about 'REPTISAPIAN' (reptile/sapien)
Brainfryer - a creature that with thought can kill its prey by frying its brain.
Meat-eating moths(jhagen22 put it in his coconut cruncher entry)
Attack of the clones
Creature from place with water, fire, earth and air instead of spring, summer, fall, and winter
Tree mimic
Predator/prey symbiosis
Sexual dimorphism
Survival of the most pitiful
Snake-like with arms
Sun eater
Aquatic glider
Solar sailor
Now you see it, now you don't
1 creature metamorphoses into two different creatures
Tongue twister
All thumbs
4 limbs 8 hands/feet
ball lightning(9 kinds red: explodes on contact, white: disintegrates or boils anything it touches, blue: magnetic)
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Okay, I had an interesting idea, but it could be a complete flop so I'll want some feedback.
Shape Creatures- like the Sound Creatures in COW #113, they have no topic, but they must fit in the general shape given. To make them more diverse the shape could be allowed to be rotated 360 Degrees and mirrored and all, but it could not be lengthened or anything like that. Of course there could be little changes, but it would have to noticeably be similar to the shape given.
Here are a few shape examples I made:
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Some other members also had this idea before, somehow i like it, but the problem is to find shapes with the right "dose". Yours are too specific in my eyes and there must be some freedom for the artists to add or remove some areas, but that makes things complicate...so far i didn't find any good solutiuon for this kind of ideas.
What about something simpler like the Triangle Creature? With them staying as close to the triangular shape as possible?
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sounds good
I've got a few for y'all to consider.
Prehistoric Snow-Creature
Crystal Eater
Tremendous (insert emotion here)
Night-Walker... or Night-Salker
Just some ideas I think that would be interesting.
Living skull
Dragon species relative
Cylindrical saw teeth
Symbiotic elemental( for instance a water elemental could house and feed piranhas and in return the piranhas attack any hostile creatures)
inspired by Candras' predator predator thanks
inspired by Draco84's predator predator thanks
gave me this idea ultra-loud
A god
3d freestyle (where it can be anything so long as it is made in three dimensional form like origami or clay)
Blade Eater
a race of beings that disguises themeselves as clothes.
Hi everyone
Here there are few ideas i had ! ( i hope nobody post them before) :
-Cloud maker
-Cloud eater
-Water Runner
-Lighting Rider
-Skies Devourer
-Planetar Mimic or massive mimic
-Technology feeder
That all for today cya !
Okay more ideas from me
Alchemist's Pet
Iron Hide
Rusted Teeth
Arctic Fly
Bone Collector
Recycling Wonder
Ornate Shell
Electric Fur
Explosive Tree Dweller
Long Neck, Short Legs
Always Tripping on its own Feet
Self Replication
Diviners from the Sky
Under the Snow
Under the Sand
Nectar Maker
Massive but Floating
Jewel Thief
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some simple ideas:
Siberian meatworm
Polish buttbird.
suckle bat
I still believe
Cute and fluffy
Fire Worms
Sleeping Nightmare
Awakened Silencer
Silent Deatheninger
Stupid Plastic Haunter
Cloud of Death
3 quick ideas
(Giant Ant Eater Eating Ant)
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Awkward at Sea, Agile on Land
Hurricane Rider
Cotton Chewer
Diamond Crusher
Bone Collector
Slimy Sprinter
Night Runner
Staring at the Sun
Toothless Predator
Giant Glowing Tunneler
Big Baby, Little Adult
Fiery Parasite
Lives in the Ashen Pit
Canyon Diver
Purple and Yellow
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Emotion eaters, creatures which thrive solely on other creatures emotions...
- Wolfhound
- Archangel's Horse
My thoughts are a bit dry right now ~
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Next Stage in Evolution
C.O.W Topic Revisit?
Toad Eater
The Burgular
Star Eater
And they lived happily ever after..until Snow White got hit by a car.
It has to be able to fly, swim, run, and dig.
I think thats a broad enough topic that some interesting creatures may come of it.
Mirage Swimmer
Double Trouble (conjoined twin creature)
Toe Nibbler
Engineered for the Purpose of Torture
Glitter Spreader
Alien Dinosaur
Prehistoric beast from another planet
Alien Dragon
Mitologic creature from another planet
The Natural Wheel
Fruit Miner
Land Leveler
Bio-suit Creature
Messengers of Hell
Messengers of Heaven
Origin of Music
Mascot Part 2
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Household object creature mutations...could apply to anything...toaster, fridge, couch, umbrella and how they consume their prey....maybe human prey
If that sounds crummy...my apologies!
We all go a little mad sometimes
the parasite and the host - need eachother to survive.
space animals - animals that live in space lol
disposal creature - eats trash
the scout - fast creature made for recon missions
toenail eater
exploding head parasite - explodes from peopled brains
the milker - small animal that steals milk from cows
stoneskin creature - hides under rocks or pretends to be a rock
prehistoric swamp monster
ice age amphibious shark eater
manatee eater
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how about a creature that is a biomechanical, not necessarily predatory, but hey run with the wind right?
He who holds the land can conquer heaven
^^^ Biomechanical creature.
Interplanetary Hunter. (e.g. an animal that evolved on one planet, but now hunts on a neighbouring world)
The Hive Mind/The Swarm.
I support transhumanism!
As far as it's possible to support, anyway.
I really like the "Swarm" idea!
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