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Mirah, Sinkane, Jolie Holland & more playing Lou Reed tribute at Manhattan Inn (whose January schedule is here)
The late, great Lou Reed will be paid tribute by a number of quality musicians on January 10 at Manhattan Inn. The lineup includes Jolie Holland, Mirah, Sinkane, Pencil (mem Big Thief), Invisible Familiars, Cassandra Jenkins, Sam Owens (Celestial Shore), and Your 33 Black Angels. Tickets go on sale today (12/21) at noon.
That's one of many shows happening at Manhattan Inn (now booked by Rachael Pazdan of HYPNOCRAFT and The Hum), most of which are free or have a suggested $5-10 donation. Others include Holly Miranda on 1/7, "Delicate" Steve Marion on 1/18, and more. Check out the full schedule below...
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(photo by Jack Mitchell)
Holly came from Miami F-L-A,Holly Woodlawn, the transgender actress who became one of Andy Warhols' "superstars" and was memorialized in Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side," died on Sunday (12/6) in Los Angeles after a battle with cancer. She was 69. More from the NY Times:
Hitchhiked her way across the U.S.A.,
Plucked her eyebrows on the way,
Shaved her legs and then he was a she. - Lou Reed, "Walk on the Wild Side"
With great aplomb, Ms. Woodlawn took her place in the Warhol pantheon alongside two other freshly minted stars, the transgender actresses Jackie Curtis and Candy Darling. Together, they brought a daffy, deadpan style to Mr. Morrissey's next film, "Women in Revolt," also produced by Warhol, a satire on the women's liberation movement, with Ms. Woodlawn playing a nymphomaniac fashion model who detests men and joins the militant organization P.I.G. (Politically Involved Girls).Holly, you'll be missed. Rest in peace.
"I didn't know what the movement was when I made it," Ms. Woodlawn told The Village Voice in 1970, before the film was released. "They told me you play a leader in women's lib, and in my first scene I said, 'O.K. girls, let's get out and vote.'"...
...She had some success as a cabaret artist in the late 1970s, appearing at Reno Sweeney in Manhattan, but by the end of the decade she was back in Miami, bussing tables at a Benihana restaurant and working for her father's tax business. She relocated to West Hollywood in the 1990s and had occasional cameo roles in films like "Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss" in 1998 and, in 2014, the Amazon television series "Transparent."
"I felt like Elizabeth Taylor," Ms. Woodlawn told The Guardian in 2007, recalling her heyday. "Little did I realize that not only would there be no money, but that your star would flicker for two seconds and that was it. But it was worth it, the drugs, the parties; it was fabulous."
pics: Laurie Anderson's "Habeas Corpus" @ Park Avenue Armory w/ Merrill Garbus, Omar Souleyman & more
photos by Ryan Muir
'Habeas Corpus' / Anderson / Souleyman / Garbus @ Park Ave. Armory 10/2/2015
You can't miss the no-joke political import of Anderson's collaboration with onetime Guantánamo prisoner Mohammed el Gharani. As he is barred from entering the US, Anderson's use of "telepresence" to stream his image live into an Upper East Side venue serves a refreshingly clear conceptual purpose.Laurie Anderson's Habeas Corpus happened at NYC's Park Avenue Armory over the weekend. As mentioned in The Guardian review quoted above, the day portion of the installation was a collaboration with former Guantánamo Bay prisoner Mohammed el Gharani whose image was projected in real time against a giant throne while sound design by Anderson, including guitar drones by her late husband Lou Reed, filled the large hall. On the Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings there was a "dance party" featuring tUnE-yArDs' Merrill Garbus, guitarist Shahzad Ismaily, and Anderson herself (who performed "O Superman"). They wrapped up with a set by Omar Souleyman that, according to the Guardian, had some people confused:
"Habeas corpus," we're told at the hall's entryway, means "you shall have the body". If a modern western government can't make good on this rule-of-law pillar, Anderson and Gharani will use digital technology to give us the next best thing.
Lit principally by a very slowly rotating disco ball, the vast interior of the Armory contains a larger-than-life sculpture of a throne and a seated occupant. (In a thoughtful essay published ahead of the exhibit, Anderson confirmed that viewers aren't wrong to think of the Lincoln Memorial.) Gharani's live image, shot from an undisclosed location in west Africa, is then projected on to the stage for the majority of each day's exhibition schedule.- [The Guardian]
Accustomed to being a party starter, Souleyman's inclusion so utterly baffled a large (and seated) portion of the crowd that the cool, typically unflappable singer had to work visibly to get the crowd dancing. The printed program for Habeas Corpus explicitly advertises that the evening concerts are supposed to be "dance parties" -thereby helping justify the use of the disco ball - but the somnolent nature of the first half of Friday's concert didn't do much to prepare an audience that hadn't read up in advance.Did you check out Habeas Corpus over the weekend? We've got pics from the first day (10/2) and lots more are below...
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Bruce Springsteen w/ U2 @ MSG 7/31/2015 (via u2.com)
U2 played a massive eight shows at NYC's Madison Square Garden as part of their "INNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE" tour and it wrapped up on Friday night (7/31). Bruce Springsteen was brought out for the encore to play on "Where The Streets Have No Names" and a cover of Ben E. King's "Stand by Me." Video of that is below.
There were lots of special guests across the eight shows, all of which began with "The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone)." Night 3 (7/22) had Jimmy Fallon joining U2 for "Desire" and The Roots for "Angel Of Harlem"; Night 5 (7/26) had Lady Gaga joining them on piano and vocals for "Ordinary Love"; Night 7 (7/30) had Paul Simon come out for "Mother And Child Reunion" and also featured a Lou Reed tribute with U2 covering "Satellite of Love" for the first time live since 1993. There were famous people in the audience, too, including a few 2016 Presidential hopefuls: Rick Santorum was there for Night 3 (7/22) and Hillary Clinton and hubby Bill were there for the final show with Bruce.
In addition to the Paul Simon appearance, Night 7 also had the run's most awkward moment, when Bono introduced the woman who called 911 after his Central Park bike crash last year. It started with cheer but then Bono passed the mike to her and she recounted the incident, saying "obviously I had to stop and help because I'm not from New York, I'm from Virginia, where people are nice." Cue massive booing. Video of that is below too.
While in NYC, Bono and The Edge appeared at Ellis Island with Yoko Ono for the unveiling of a "Yellow Submarine tapestry honoring John Lennon. At the event, Bono said of Lennon, "Let's claim him. In fact, let's claim all the Beatles not as immigrants but as Irish," which irked some. That tapestry will be on display at Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration through August 16.
You can check out pictures from Night 1 here and we've got all eight setlists (via u2setlists.com) below...
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Danzig's first time in Skull Face since 1980 (via Facebook)
Glenn Danzig is releasing a covers album this year called Skeletons (including Black Sabbath, The Everly Brothers and more), and he recently gave a video interview to Rolling Stone in support of that. In the video, he talks about his early days getting into punk and playing in the Misfits. Danzig discusses legendary NYC punk venues CBGB and Max's Kansas City, where the band started out playing (they played the latter more than the former). He also talks briefly meeting Lou Reed, and more. Check out the video below.
Meanwhile, Danzig kicks off his west coast tour with Pennywise and Cancer Bats this week. It begins in Pomona, CA on Saturday (7/11) and wraps up in Las Vegas at the end of the month. All dates are listed below.
That's not to be confused with the "Misfits" tour, where Jerry Only and other people are playing a bunch of albums Danzig wrote in full.
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watch Beck and Karen O & Nick Zinner cover Lou Reed at his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction (videos)
(photo via @laurabid27)
Lou Reed, Green Day, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Bill Withers, and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band were all inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Friday night (4/18) in Cleveland. For Lou Reed's induction, Patti Smith gave out the award, recalling the day Reed died. "The entire city was in mourning. I realized at that moment, that I had forgotten when I was on the subway, that he was not only my friend, he was the friend of New York City."
Reed's wife, Laurie Anderson, accepted it and also gave a very moving tribute, where she quoted an old saying, "a person dies three times: the first time when your heart stops; the second time when you're buried or cremated; and the third time when your name is spoken for the last time." You can watch video of both Smith and Anderson's speeches below.
Following his induction, Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O and Nick Zinner did "Vicious" and and then Beck performed "Satellite of Love." Watch video of both performances below.
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Beck, Dave Grohl, Patti Smith, Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder & more appearing at Rock Hall induction ceremony
Patti Smith & Lou Reed
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony happens April 18 in Cleveland this year, and performers have now been announced. Beck, Dave Grohl, Tom Morello, John Legend and more are set to perform, and presenters include Stevie Wonder (inducting Bill Withers), Patti Smith (inducting Lou Reed), and Paul McCartney (presenting Ringo Starr with the award for musical excellence). HBO airs the ceremony on May 30.
Other performers include Joe Walsh, Jimmie Vaughan, John Mayer, and Fall Out Boy, plus still more TBA.
Patti Smith's tour also includes a NYC show on 3/27 at LPR (tickets).
The late Lou Reed would have been 73 today, and in honor of that there will be a tribute show in Ridgewood, Queens tonight (3/2) at Trans-Pecos with Jeffrey Lewis & the Jrams, The Brooklyn What, Franz Nicolay, Mark Perro (The Men), Casey Holford, Steve Espinola, Brook Pridemore, Tim Garrigan, Eleanor, Anton Sword, Pete Galub, The Pendulum Swings, Phoebe Novak, Ben Shepherd, Rosy Street, Yoni Gordon and Will Atkins. Tickets are $7 and all proceeds benefit Picture the Homeless.
It's not the first Lou tribute that Jeffrey Lewis is partaking in. Watch a video from his performance at the birthday celebration he organized for Lou last year, below...
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by Andrew Sacher
photo by Ebru Yildiz
Punk blues singer Shilpa Ray has been planning to release her new album Last Year's Savage on Northern Spy this year, but ahead of that she recently dropped a 2-song covers EP on the label. It features a crunchy take on Lou Reed's "Make Up" (from Transformer), and a somber modernized rendition of Mexican songwriter Maria Grever's 1934 song "Cuando vuelva a tu lado" (popularized by Dinah Washington's 1959 version as "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes" with English lyrics by Stanley Adams). Listen to both below.
Shilpa begins a tour this week that starts in her hometown of Brooklyn on Friday (2/27) at Union Pool with Johanna Samuels, Lips and Female. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
All dates are listed, with the EP stream, below...
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Live Ideas, "an annual arts and ideas festival offering artists of all disciplines an opportunity to engage audiences and come together for lively discussion and exploration under a new theme each year," returns for its third year from April 15-19 at New York Live Arts Theater (219 W. 19th St), and this year's curator will be the great Laurie Anderson.
Highlights of this year include an early look at Anderson and Deborah Hay's evening-length work, Figure A Sea; original compositions by John Zorn; a day-long exploration of Estonian composer Arvo Pärt's life-work and music; and an evening with Hal Willner, Chloe Webb and special guests featuring rarely heard works by Lou Reed. Plus: a performance of John Cage's 1976 Lecture on the Weather, and a film series featuring works by Julian Schnabel, Chris Marker and more.
Tickets are on exclusive member presale now and go on sale to the general public on February 16.
Full schedule of events below...
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Jeffrey Lewis reissuing 2nd LP on vinyl via Don Giovanni, playing lots of NYC shows before tour w/ Diane Cluck (dates)
by Bill Pearis
Jeffrey Lewis' terrific second album, It's the Ones Who've Cracked That the Light Shines Through, contains more than a few of his classics, like "Don't Let the Record Label Take You Out to Lunch" and "I Saw a Hippie on 8th Avenue." (You can stream it in full below.) It was released in 2003 on Rough Trade but is getting its first-ever vinyl release this year via Don Giovanni and will come with a bonus CD of 12 non-album tracks from the 2002-early 2004 era. That's the cover art to the bonus CD, above, and look for that later in 2015. He's also got a new issue of his comic, Fuff, which you can check out here.
In the more immediate future, Jeffrey Lewis will be playing live. A lot. On Saturday (1/10) at People's Voice Cafe, he'll be playing solo as part of a "Lewis Family" show with short sets from Jordan Carlos, Professor Louie, Josh Sol Lewis, Shayna Lewis and "more family folks." Then Jeffrey Lewis & the Jrams will play January 20 at Rough Trade with Seth Faergolzia and more TBA. It's his only full band show of the season and tickets go on sale today (1/7) at noon.
Then on January 30 at Jalopy in Red Hook, he and frequent collaborator Peter Stampfel will be reading through some new material as a duo. Additionally this month, Jeffrey will be taking part in a Lou Reed tribute happening at The Gutter on January 17 with Peter Stampfel, Sharkmuffin, The Brooklyn What and more.
In February, Jeffrey will be touring with Diane Cluck (who put out the excellent Boneset last year). That tour kicks off here in NYC at Nola Darling on 2/6 with The Spookfish also on the bill. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
You can also see Jeffrey Lewis at the 2015 Brooklyn Folk Festival, which goes down April 17 - 19 at St. Ann's Church. Lineup and ticket info are still to be announced.
All Jeffrey Lewis tour dates are listed, along with the album stream, below...
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Deer Tick played 6 nights at Brooklyn Bowl w/ many guests (night 2 pics & video w/ Sharon Van Etten, Patrick Stickles, Robert Ellis & more)
photos by Amanda Hatfield
Sharon Van Etten / Patrick Stickles with Deer Tick @ Brooklyn Bowl 12/27/2014
Deer Tick just wrapped up their six-night 10th Anniversary celebration at Brooklyn Bowl that had them covering classic albums in full in addition to sets of their own material.
THE ALBUMS THEY PLAYEDI was there for the "War Elephant" night. Hearing Deer Tick perform the album that made me fall in love with them was perfection. At least two of the songs on that album they almost never play live which made it even more special.
12/26: NRBQ - Tiddlywinks / Deer Tick: War Elephant
12/27: Lou Reed - Transformer
12/28: The Beatles - Meet the Beatles
12/29: Devo - Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!
12/30: Elvis Costello - My Aim is True
12/31 fan chosen Deer Tick Set
Another highlight of night one was finding out that happy NRBQ members were in the audience to see Tiddlywinks performed live because they heard about it and bought tickets. Marshall Crenshaw, who guested on about 5 of the NRBQ songs, has since said on his WFUV show that he thinks it was special to see a young crowd experiencing NRBQ's music. Also special was Jana Hunter of Lower Dens opening the show and then returning to the stage to cover Buddy Holly hit "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" with Deer Tick and Marshall Crenshaw who played Buddy Holly in the movie "La Bamba". They played that right before Deer Tick did "War Elephant" which was first released on Jana's label FEOW! Records (the Partisan Records release was a re-release). John thanked Jana for helping put Deer Tick on the map.
Each night featured a different opener and multiple special guests. Here's the final tally:
DEER TICK @ BROOKLYN BOWL -- OPENERS & GUESTS(Did we miss anyone?)
12/26: Jana Hunter, Marshall Crenshaw, Lux Deluxe, Skye Steele
12/27: Robert Ellis, Sharon Van Etten, Patrick Stickles (Titus Andronicus), Josh Rawson (Felice Brothers)
12/28: Joe Fletcher, Tommy Stinson (The Replacements), Taylor Goldsmith (Dawes), James Felice (Felice Brothers)
+ James Felice, Robert Ellis, Bryan Minto, Chris Marine, Taylor Goldsmith, Tommy Stinson & Joe Fletcher on "Goodnight, Irene."
12/29: The Districts, Vanessa Carlton, Robert Ellis, Alex Collier (The Weeks)
12/30: The Weeks, Smoota, Julian Veronesi (Titus Andronicus), Spencer Swain
12/31 T. Hardy Morris & The Hardknocks, Chris Paddock (emcee), Skye Steele, Stevie Nicks, Vanessa Carlton, John's mom
On night 2 (12/27), which is pictured in this post, Deer Tick performed Lou Reed's Transformer with Sharon Van Etten singing lead on "Perfect Day". Watch the video of that below. Ian Felice did "Walk on the Wild Side" and Titus Andronicus' Patrick Stickles came out for "I'm So Free." Deer Tick guitarist Ian Patrick O'Neil sang most of the lead on the rest of Transformer's songs. The full setlist is also below.
Opening the second night was Robert Ellis, who covered Billy Joel's "Movin' Out" and also joined Deer Tick on guitar during the Transformer set. Ellis then played with the band again the next two nights.
Rolling Stone was at the Beatles night:
With frontman John McCauley serving as John Lennon and guitarist Ian O'Neil taking the McCartney parts, the usually scrappy garage band opened the evening as a harmonizing three-piece pop outfit, running through overlooked Beatles gems like "It Won't Be Long" and "Till There Was You." There were plenty of pleasant surprises along the way, as when Goldsmith came out to sing lead on "Don't Bother Me" ("He's our George tonight," said McCauley), Felice added some unexpected accordion to "Little Child" and Stinson joined the band for a ragged take on "I Wanna Be Your Man."----
Vanessa Carlton, aka Mrs. John McCauley, performed twice during the run, despite being NINE MONTHS PREGNANT. One of those times was on backup vocals on New Year's Eve when the biggest special guest of all appeared to help Deer Tick play Fleetwood Mac's "Rhiannon". That guest of course was Stevie Nicks, a long time mentor to Vanessa, and the person who officiated her wedding to John.
More pictures, video and the setlist from Deer Tick's 12/27 show, below...
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Lou Reed at Tibet House benefit in 2012 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
When you started playing little punk clubs in California, I imagine the furthest thing from your mind was the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.The 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees were announced back in October, and now they've revealed that Lou Reed, Green Day, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Bill Withers, and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band have all been inducted into the Rock Hall. Additionally, Ringo Starr will be honored with the Award of Excellence, and The "5" Royales with the Early Influence Award.
We've known each other since we were 10. We came up as the MTV kids. I think at some point, when we started getting into punk rock, we thought it was never going to go this route. We never thought we'd actually get on MTV. The stuff that was on there was all surface. I don't know, man. It's just a trip. [Billie Joe Armstrong to Rolling Stone]
The awards ceremony takes place on April 18 in Cleveland. Tickets for that go on sale at 10 AM on 12/18.
The Smiths, Nine Inch Nails, Chic, N.W.A., Sting, and Kraftwerk were all also nominated, but not inducted.
Tits of Clay (indie-connected Hedwig Broadway band) making an LP, played guest-filled shows, playing benefit tonight w/ Michael C Hall & more +++++ John Cameron Mitchell returning as Hedwig!!!
photos by Amanda Hatfield
Tits of Clay (w/ guest Stephen Trask) @ Mercury Lounge - 10/27/14
Tits of Clay played small NYC club Mercury Lounge three times already. The first show completely slipped my radar until I heard afterwards that Neil Patrick Harris performed multiple Hedwig songs on stage with them in the very small space, to warm up for his role as Hedwig on Broadway (watch video below). That was when Neil was still rehearsing for the role which which he went on to win a Tony for. He was since replaced by Andrew Rannells (Girls) who was replaced by Michael C. Hall who continues in the role until January 18, 2015. Michael was originally scheduled to end January 4th, and...
The extension announcement comes hot on the heels of [NOW COMFIRMED] rumors that John Cameron Mitchell, who created and starred in the original off-Broadway production, might return to the role on Broadway.John Cameron Mitchell returning as Hedwig!!
"We are exploring multiple options beyond Michael C. Hall's run in the show," said Hedwig producer David Binder, who recently chastized the fan who swiped one of Hall's wigs from the stage. [Advocate]
Bob Mould w/ Stephen Trask & 1/2 of Tits of Clay backstage on Broadway - 8/9/14
The cast of Hedwig & the Angry Inch is small. It's basically a one-person show, though Hedwig's husband Yitzhak also has a notable role. Both actors are backed by Hedwig's four-piece rock and roll band whose Broadway version has an off-stage alter-ego Tits of Clay. That's the name they use when they sometimes play Mercury Lounge with special guests, including the time Neil showed up, and the time we took the pictures which are in this post. Tits of Clay play mostly covers at these shows, but also do an original or two from the PledgeMusic-funded album they're recording.
Tits of Clay's members were cast by Hedwig co-creator and composer Stephen Trask, and some of those musicians have appeared on the pages of BrooklynVegan before they landed this sweet job. That includes Justin Craig who plays the role originally played by Trask in the off-Broadway Jane St Theater production. Justin is also a member of These United States. Tim Mislock is a sometimes-member of the Antlers and plays as Holly Miranda's guitarist, and solo as Abandoned Lighthouse. Drummer Peter Yanowitz you'll recognize from Morningwood, The Wallflowers, Natalie Merchant's band, Exclamation Pony, and more. The fourth member is Matt Duncan (who also makes his own music).
Tits of Clay
Tits of Clay's next not-Broadway performance is TONIGHT/Sunday (12/7) at the venue formerly known as Don Hill's where Hedwig all started, and lots of guest are lined up for the pricey ticket benefit...
On December 7 Hedwig and the Angry Inch composer/lyricist/co-creator Stephen Trask and punk rockers Tits of Clay (the off-stage alter ego of the band performing as the Angry Inch in the current Broadway production of the show) return to the site of the show's genesis--the world famous Don Hill's, soon to re-open as The Hills NYC--to play a special Hedwig-themed tribute to legendary booker, promoter and club owner Don Hill. Special guests will include Broadway's current Hedwig, Michael C. Hall, Broadway's current Yitzhak (and frontwoman of The Deafening) Lena Hall, rocker David Johansen, The B-52's Fred Schneider and Hedwig's original Yitzhak, Miriam Shor, plus an opening set performed by OURS. The show benefits Road Recovery, a New York-based nonprofit dedicated to helping young people battle addiction and other adversities by harnessing the influence of entertainment industry professionals who have confronted similar crises and now wish to share their experience, knowledge, and resources.Tickets and information available HERE.
As mentioned in that blurb, Lena Hall also plays in the Deafening who have their own show coming up at Highline Ballroom on January 26..
You also could (and should) get tickets to see Hedwig on Broadway.
Tits of Clay have played Mercury Lounge three times. The first one was the time Neil showed up and sang eight Hedwig songs. The second one was less-star-studded, but included guest vocals by Shannon Connelly of Lez Zeppelin who is Yitzhak understudy on Broadway, original Yitzhak Miriam Shor, current Yitzhak Lena Hall (who also won a Tony for the role), and Stephen Trask. At that one they played a set of covers (Lou Reed, Roxy Music, Gang of Four, Joan Jett, etc), a great original, and two Hedwig songs in the encore, most notably "Random Number Generation" with the original and current Yitzhaks singing together (video below).
The third Mercury Lounge show was a Lou Reed tribute and featured Lena Hall, Shannon Conley, and Stephen Trask, but added Chantal Claret (Morningwood frontwoman) and Theo Kogan (Lunachicks) to the mix. More pictures from that, along with the above-mentioned videos and stuff, below...
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What's going on Monday? (Weezer, Temples, A Place to Bury Strangers, Pallbearer, Sinead O'Connor, SBTRKT & more)
APTBS @ MHOW (more by Chris La Putt)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Weezer @ Bowery Ballroom
Weezer are playing their new album, Everything Will Be Alright in the End, front to back. Hopefully they'll throw in a few oldies in the end. Sold out.
A Place to Bury Strangers, Broken Water, Gold Dime, White Suns @ Death by Audio
Oliver Ackerman owns the Death by Audio pedal shop in the back of DbA, so A Place to Bury Strangers are probably the closest to a house band that the venue has. With DbA closing next month, this will be a blowout. Wear earplugs.
Temples, The Districts, Spires @ Irving Plaza
UK psych band Temples bring a pop sensibility to '60s and '70s styles. They're swinging through NYC one more time this year, with Brooklyn kindred spirits Spires on the bill too.
Prima Primo, The New Lines, Winkie, Sansyou @ The Rock Shop
This Halloween show is with DC band Sansyou and locals The New Lines who just released a collaborative single. The show also features gothy group Winkie, and electro duo Prima Primo.
Pallbearer, Tombs, Vattnet Viskar @ Saint Vitus
Doom masters Pallbearer released Foundations of Burden, their second album that's heavy with melancholic leads, redwood-thick riffs, and sorrowful singing. This is the first of two sold-out shows as part of their tour with Tombs and Vattnet Viskar.
Tits of Clay @ Mercury Lounge
It was a year ago today that Lou Reed died and in tribute tonight, Tits of Clay (aka the Angry Inch in the Broadway version of Hedwig) will perform Reed's classic Transformer in full.
Laura Cantrell, Jennifer O'Connor @ Rough Trade
Laura Cantrell's released her new album, No Way There From Here earlier this year. Tonight's show also features an opening set from the equally talented O'Connor.
Sinead O'Connor @ City Winery
The Irish singer released, I'm Not Bossy, I'm the Boss, earlier this year and begins her three-night run at City Winery this evening.
SBTRKT, GoldLink @ Terminal 5
SBTRKT's new album doesn't have as many bangers as his last, but hopefully he'll still get the place moving tonight. His second straight night at T5.
The Allman Brothers Band @ Beacon Theatre
The current lineup of The Allman Brothers Band has had a very long and impressive run, but sadly the band has chosen to retire at the end of this month. They'll go out with a bang though, with six shows in eight nights at the Beacon. Two left including tonight. Sold out.
Night Train w/ Wyatt Cenac @ Littlefield
Littlefield's weekly comedy show tonight features John Early, Vladimir Caamano, and other special guests along with host Wyatt Cenac.
Tesla Boy (DJ Set), Doprah, Bad // Dreems, Guest DJ: Ryland Blackinton, Resident DJ: John McSwain @ Brooklyn Bowl
Tonight's edition of the It's A School Night series features some of the artists still here from CMJ, including New Zealanders Doprah and Aussie band Bad//Dreems. Free with RSVP.
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2015 nominees include The Smiths, Green Day, Nine Inch Nails, NWA, Chic, Kraftwerk & more
Nine Inch Nails at Jones Beach in August (more by Greg Cristman)
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2015 nominees have been announced including The Smiths, Green Day, Nine Inch Nails, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Bill WIthers and Sting (who's also in the Rock Hall with The Police), all being nominated for the first time. Additionally, there's Lou Reed (who's also in the Rock Hall with the Velvet Underground), NWA, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Chic, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, Kraftwerk, The Marvellettes and The Spinners.
To be eligible, your first release has to be at least 25 years old, and this year both Green Day and Nine Inch Nails are on their first year of eligibility, for the 1,000 Hours EP and Pretty Hate Machine, respectively.
Last year, Nirvana, Kiss, Peter Gabriel, Hall and Oates, Cat Stevens and Linda Ronstadt were all inducted.
Deer Tick playing War Elephant in full, covering their favorite albums at six New Year's week shows at Brooklyn Bowl (dates)
Deer Tick at one of their 2012 Brooklyn Bowl holiday shows (more by Tracy Allison)
How are you spending your week between Christmas and New Years? For Deer Tick, who have their 10th anniversary this year, they'll be celebrating at at Brooklyn Bowl for a special six-night run from December 26 - December 31. The first five nights, in addition to their own material, they'll be covering some of their favorite albums in full:
12/26: NRBQ - Tiddlywinks / Deer Tick: War Elephant (tix)More excitingly, at the 12/26 show they'll be performing their 2007 album War Elephant in full too! For the final (New Year's Eve) show, it will be an entirely fan-chosen setlist. The band are promising "many friends, special guests, and great bands joining the party each night." Tickets for these Brooklyn Bowl shows go on sale Friday (9/12) at noon with a presale beginning Wednesday (9/10) at noon.
12/27: Lou Reed - Transformer (tix)
12/28: The Beatles - Meet the Beatles (tix)
12/29: Devo - Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! (tix)
12/30: Elvis Costello - My Aim is True (tix)
12/31 fan chosen Deer Tick Set (tix)
Congrats to Deer Tick on on 10 great years! We're glad to have spent most of that ride with them. Highlights include Deer Tick's opening set at our very first official SXSW showcase and their headlining set at our show at the same venue just one year later. War Elephant was their only album released both of those years, and I'm especially excited about that one being performed in full.
Deer Tick are no strangers to holiday shows at Brooklyn Bowl or performing lots of covers. Meanwhile, the band will open for The Replacements next week (9/19) at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens with The Hold Steady on the bill too. Tickets are still available (you can win them too). Updated tour dates, plus Rdio/YouTube streams of the albums they're covering, are below.
Continue reading "Deer Tick playing War Elephant in full, covering their favorite albums at six New Year's week shows at Brooklyn Bowl (dates)"
Jimmy and friends (as previously posted)
Just heard the sad, sad news that legend Jimmy Scott has passed away, but at 88 years the influential singer with the special, special voice lived a long life and will be remembered forever. Reuters reports:
Jimmy Scott, a jazz singer whose soulful, androgynous voice won him the admiration of the likes of Ray Charles and Lou Reed before he found a wider audience later in life, has died at age 88, his wife said on Saturday.Rest in Peace, Jimmy, and say hi to Lou!
Scott died in his sleep at home in Las Vegas on Thursday as a result of cardiac arrest following a period of illness, his wife, Jeannie Scott, said in a telephone interview.
Scott became known as a "singer's singer" who was revered by music figures such as Reed, Quincy Jones and Madonna for rendering standards from the American songbook in his distinctive high register.
His unusual voice was a result of being born with a rare genetic condition called Kallmann syndrome, which meant he never passed through puberty.
Some videos, including the trailer for a documentary on him, below...
a masked Joseph Arthur w/ RNDM (more by Sachyn Mital)
Joseph Arthur will pay tribute to one of his friends and influences, Lou Reed, who passed away last year, with a tribute album, Lou, due out on May 13 via Vanguard Records. The album will feature covers of tracks from throughout Lou's career, including "Walk on the Wild Side," "Heroin," "Pale Blue Eyes," "Coney Island Baby," and eight others. Watch the video for his "Walk on the Wild Side" cover, along with the LP artwork and tracklist, below. The liner notes of the album contain a message from Jo -- here's an excerpt:
It's odd dancing around death, odder still if the death you are dancing around is that of a legend. You just never know what's appropriate and what's not, what to share and what to keep inside. There is no blueprint. I loved Lou and we were friends. The last thing I would want to do is turn his life into an opportunity, but at the same time, what better way to honor the man and his music than to celebrate it and sing it and record it?You can read the rest of the message below.
Jo will also be going on a "Lou" tour from late April through late May, including a stop in NYC on May 8 at City Winery. Tickets for that show are on sale now. As previously mentioned, he also plays the BRIC House on Saturday (3/29) in NYC (tickets).
All dates are listed, with the video, artwork, tracklist, and message from Jo, below...
Continue reading "Joseph Arthur releasing a Lou Reed tribute album, touring (dates & "Walk on the Wild Side" video)"
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Thurston Moore, the guitar visionary of Sonic Youth, Chelsea Light Moving and many other collaborations (he just wrapped up a residency at The Stone with various collaborators), is set to receive The Fly's Living Legend Award in London this February, and ahead of that The Fly asked him to list his Favorite Songs of All Time.
That list includes songs by Patti Smith, Teenage Jesus & the Jerks, T. Rex, Nirvana, Dinosaur Jr, Lou Reed, Beach Boys, David Bowie, Minor Threat, Black Flag and more. Check out his full list below...
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Keyboardist extraordinaire Joe McGinty has been paying tribute to musical greats via Loser's Lounge for over 20 years, originally at the Pink Pony, then at Fez (RIP) and then various other NYC venues before settling in at Joe's Pub. Featuring a core group of stellar musicians and singers, LL features guest vocalists too (sometimes big names) and it's usually a lot of fun.
In December the bi-monthly revue took on Harry Nilsson and in February they'll pay tribute to the late Lou Reed with five shows over three nights, doing "all your favorites as they bring back the songs of Lou and the many members of the Velvets." It begins on February 6 at Joe's Pub with one show, and then February 7 & 8, both with early and late shows. Tickets are on sale now.
Young Jean Lee made a video from her LP w/ David Byrne, Laurie Anderson, Kathleen Hanna, Ad-Rock & more (watch)
"We're Gonna Die" was inspired by an insight she traces to this incident, the idea that sadness brings isolation. We are most alone, most cut off from the possibility of comfort, when we are most in need of it. "It's not even like you can like rip off the mask and let it all hang out when you're in private around people who care about you," she confides, "because there's only so long you can keep dumping your pain on other people before eventually they start to get fed up. Which makes being in pain an incredibly lonely experience."Earlier this year, playwright Young Jean Lee adapted her cabaret We're Gonna Die, that she debuted in NYC at Joe's Pub in 2011 (the show the above review is from), into an album -- the debut release by her band Future Wife. The album has an impressive list of guests either performing or reading monologues, including David Byrne, Laurie Anderson, Kathleen Hanna, Ad-Rock, Matmos, Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld. It was produced by Shannon Fields of Stars Like Fleas and Leverage Models. Lou Reed was a fan too, and called her "one of the most accomplished, articulate, versatile and hilarious playwrights, musicians, artists that we in America have to offer."
Also a universal one of course. The charm of "We're Gonna Die" is in how effectively (and humorously) Ms. Lee converts the exaltation that pop music can spread into a kind of collective consolation for life's unavoidable woes. Employing the same basic tools of songcraft -- catchy choruses, relatable lyrics, uplifting melodies -- she applies them not to the eternal subject of swooning romance but to darker if no less common experiences (more common experiences, probably): loneliness, unhappiness, the gut-churning 4 a.m. fears about the pointless mystery of life that all sensible souls are prey to. There is comfort, Ms. Lee suggests, in public celebration of the private misery we keep locked away for fear it will leave us too exposed. [NY Times]
She's now made a video for one of the album's tracks, "I'm Gonna Die," which makes its premiere in this post. You can watch it, along with the album's tracklist, below...
Continue reading "Young Jean Lee made a video from her LP w/ David Byrne, Laurie Anderson, Kathleen Hanna, Ad-Rock & more (watch)"
Lou Reed memorial happened at the Apollo w/ Patti Smith, Laurie Anderson, Debbie Harry, Antony, Paul Simon (pics)
photos by Adam Nelson | WORKHOUSE
The late Lou Reed was honored with a last-minute memorial in Harlem at the legendary Apollo Theatre last night (12/17), which was organized by his wife Laurie Anderson. The memorial saw some of Lou's notable friends/collaborators singing the songs of the Velvet Underground and his solo career plus reading or performing tributes to him, including Patti Smith and her bandmate Lenny Kaye, Antony Hegarty, Debbie Harry (of Blondie), Paul Simon, John Zorn, Philip Glass, former VU bandmate Moe Tucker, and others. An excerpt from the NY Times review of the show reads:
Ms. Anderson said that Mr. Reed wrote songs in single bursts. "He would wake up in the middle of the night and just write the song down and it was complete," she said. "He never changed a word. He thought, 'First thought, best thought.' "That review also points out that Laurie Anderson said Lou's last words were "Take me out into the light!"
Mr. Simon sang the Velvets' "Pale Blue Eyes," marveling at its beauty and admitting there were lines he never understood. Emily Haines, from the Canadian band Metric, sang "All Tomorrow's Parties," and Jenni Muldaur sang the pensive "Jesus." Deborah Harry rocked through "White Light/White Heat."
Ms. Smith chose "Perfect Day" for what she called "Lou's most poignant lyric": "You made me forget myself/I thought I was someone else, someone good." The a cappella doo-wop group the Persuasions reworked Mr. Reed's "Turning Time Around." Antony Hegarty, who appeared in the stage production of Mr. Reed's album "Berlin," performed a slow, poignant, tremulous "Candy Says." Julian Schnabel, who filmed "Berlin," calmly recited the patricidal, carnage-filled "Rock Minuet."
The saxophonist John Zorn represented Mr. Reed's improvisational side with a squealing, scurrying, exultantly perpetual-motion yawp of a solo. And Philip Glass, on piano, accompanied a recitation of the Kaddish prayer.
Pictures of the memorial are in this post. They continue below...
Continue reading "Lou Reed memorial happened at the Apollo w/ Patti Smith, Laurie Anderson, Debbie Harry, Antony, Paul Simon (pics)"
Jeffrey Novak released solo LP, lists "Top 10 things about Lou Reed that everyone else seems to be overlooking"
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Nashville's Jeffrey Novak has had a busy year. His band Cheap Time released their new album, Exit Smiles via In the Red, and he made time for a solo album The Lemon Kid which came out last month on Trouble in Mind (stream it via Rdio). And when he wasn't releasing records he was touring. The dude never stops. For example, Cheap Time start their next tour in about a month, which hits NYC twice: February 22 at Union Pool (tickets) and February 23 at Mercury Lounge (tickets).
Novak is also a rabid musicologist who seemingly eats rock n' roll for breakfast and really, really knows his stuff. We've been asking artists for their 2013 Top 10 lists and, instead of a list of new albums, Jeffrey gave us "The Top Ten things about Lou Reed that everyone else seems to be overlooking after he died," complete with informative/entertaining commentary. Check that out -- with related streams and video -- below.
Continue reading "Jeffrey Novak released solo LP, lists "Top 10 things about Lou Reed that everyone else seems to be overlooking""
We already got to read John Cale's tribute to his former Velvet Underground bandmate Lou Reed, who passed away in October, and now VU drummer Moe Tucker has written a lengthy obituary on The Observer. An excerpt reads:
I had no idea how ill he was. I knew he'd had the liver transplant and he probably wouldn't be his old self, but I really wasn't prepared for the news. It was hard. It is hard.You can read the rest here.
We were on an adventure back then and it took the world a while to catch up with what we were doing. It was word of mouth because you could not get the records outside of New York. I think that was a good thing, too, because we didn't spend all the royalty cheques when we were young and foolish. (Laughs).
We had a lot of fun, and a lot of fun upsetting people. We used to joke that we knew how good the gig was by the number of people who left the room. I think now that they were perfect times in a way. We split when we should have, and we left behind just a handful of great albums. It wasn't a career. We didn't keep going on and on like a lot of groups, but we influenced a lot of people.
Now Andy's gone, Sterling's gone, Nico's gone and Lou's gone. It feels strange. I miss them all, but I really miss Lou.


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From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Warrior \War"rior\ (?; 277), noun [OE. werreour, OF. werreour, guerreor, from guerre, werre, war. See {War}, and {Warray}.] A man engaged or experienced in war, or in the military life; a soldier; a champion.
Warriors old with ordered spear and shield. --Milton.
{Warrior ant} (Zool.), a reddish ant ({Formica sanguinea}) native of Europe and America. It is one of the species which move in armies to capture and enslave other ants.
From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]:
1: someone engaged in or experienced in warfare
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nice way to add digestible flax
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I read that ground flax is more digestible. I also hope the claim that this flax has a longer shelf-life is true, although we are consuming it quickly as it is easy to add to food. Unground flax constipated my two year-old. This product appears to be better digested.
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I liked this stuff.. used it to top yogurts and oatmeal. probably would have been good on salad too but never got a chance to experiment! I hope iHerb will bring it back!
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Decoration Idea - Easter Tea Light Centerpiece with Easter Eggs and Straw / Colored Rocks
These wine glasses were previously used for summer and for Christmas and here are two versions that can be used for the table at Easter time. The first is a natural looking version and the second example uses more color.
For this project you will need:
- 2 large wine glasses- 2 tea light inserts (see below)- 2 tea lights- 6 small Easter eggs in either natural colored speckled eggs or colorful speckled eggs- a bit of straw or grass for the natural eggs or lime green colored decoration rocks for the color version.
Please do not leave room unattended at any time when tea lights are burning!
Instructions for the natural speckled eggs decoration:
1. First place a small handfull of straw into the bottom of the glass. Make sure that the straw only fills up to only 1/3 of the glass height for safety reasons.2. Place the eggs onto the straw.3. Hang the tea light inserts onto the glass and place a tea light into the insert.
Instructions for the colorful decoration: The same as above except substitute colorful rocks for the straw and use colorful eggs instead of the natural speckled eggs.
Below are two examples of the tea light inserts. Stiff metal wire is soldered over the sides of metal tea light cups. Apparently these are not available in many locations. A DIY action may be necessary if you would like to make your own.
Here three wires are used and each are soldered to the bottom of the cup.
Here the wire is soldered across the whole bottom of the tea light cup.
Detail of glass
This is a colorful version of the same idea.
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Taken while on holidays at the coast.
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Beautiful, I like the emotional side of it.
Looks like a movie scene, emotional over a lost love. So pretty. Love that wind-blown hair.
Beautiful and soft. Superb.
A very calm and sensitive photo.
Great facial expression in this one. It works really well in black and white. I like the motion of the hair and the super soft focus of the background. Really nice!
I like how you've captured movement in this. The expression is nice too.
A very pretty shot! Love the wind in her hair!
I love the action in the hair. Great job.
Gorgeous portrait!
I love the mood, the the clarity, the expression, even the black and white! Beautiful job!
awe, i wonder what she's looking at. this a lovely picture and i like how the wind makes her hair look.
I really enjoy the flow of her hair, lovely capture!
Thanks, We were at the beach and she was looking for shells, there was a nice breeze coming of the water.
I think her hair is really nice and I also really like the expression on her face.
Really good job!
Really good job!
I love how the photo is in black and white! It really voices the girl's expression and the softness of the wind. Great job! It's simple, but beautiful.
Lovely shot. I love the wind in her hair.
Again, great portrait - you've managed to capture that tiny moment where she seems to be in her own thoughts and not really aware of the camera, which always makes the best portraits (in my opinion).
But yet again, more contrast would really help to increase the quality of this photo.
But yet again, more contrast would really help to increase the quality of this photo.
Lovely photo, I like the flow it has, and the nice depth, looks like something taken out of a movie. And the soft light combined with the wind makes it almost dream-like.
The girl is pretty, and the angle is very good for this kind of shot. The lighting puts the contrast right where it needs to be to see the most important areas of the photo.
Love this. such a soft picture. Her hair is lovely!
You can smell the sea in this pic.
Great portrait. The wind blowing her hair, as well as the general mood of this shot, make it a really calming image.
That's a really pretty shot!
The expression of the girl with the grey image suits very well.
Her face looks natural and I really like how you present the photo.
Great work!
Her face looks natural and I really like how you present the photo.
Great work!


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Renegade Canteen's Tequila Dinner and Healthy Orange Ginger Chicken in Today's Eater's Digest
Hungry for your early morning serving of food news, with no preservatives or additives?
Tequila Cocktails and Cuisine
Tequila for dinner? Why not. Join Scottsdale's Renegade Canteen for an evening of tequila and cuisine tomorrow, October 13th, at 6 p.m. Even without former executive chef Robert McGrath, the special five-course dinner featuring southwestern inspired dishes will go on. Baja scallops with an heirloom tomato sauce, pan-roasted Baja Pompano, roasted duck breast with calabacitas and black beans, braised oxtail, and a chocolate taco with fresh fruit and berries for dessert are all on the menu. Each course will be paired with a Tequila Corrido cocktail shaken up by the bar staff at the Renegade. Reservations are required, $59 ++ per person, seating is limited. Call 480-614-9400 to save your spot.
Homemade Orange Chicken
Orange chicken can go one of two ways -- it can taste like Skittles or it can have just the right amount of tang and spice to make it a delicious meal. This recipe from Branny Boils Over is the perfect example of the latter. Boneless chicken breast is spiced up with the juice from a fresh orange, ginger, garlic, and Sriracha then lightly sauteed and serve next to healthy soba noodles and green beans. This one is going into regular rotation at our house!
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All aeroplane, airships, powered lift aircrafts and helicopter pilots, flight navigators and air traffic controllers need to hold valid language proficiency endorsement for radio communication. The UK CAA can only endorse English language proficiency levels on the licences that we issue.
Your language skills will be rated on a scale of 1 to 6 (as defined by ICAO) and you must achieve a minimum of level 4. If you are graded at level 4 or 5 you will need to be retested regularly, but if you achieve level 6 you will not need to be retested. You will then have a language
proficiency endorsement on your licence, and a validity date. In the UK, you will need to do the retest as follows:
If you are graded below a level 4, you will not be able to get a licence that includes radiotelephony privileges. This also applies to national licences. In the UK, you need to obtain a Flight Radiotelephony Operator's licence to use radio communications equipment, and to be able to use
this you must have a language endorsement on your licence at level 6, or have a valid proficiency if you achieved a level 4 or 5.
In order to get the endorsement, you will need to demonstrate that you are able to do the following:
If you hold and instrument rating (IR) or en route instrument rating (EIR) you must be able to demonstrate your English language proficiency to a level that will allow you to:
There are a number of ways you can be tested for your language proficiency level, as follows:
A UK approved examiner holding a level 6 proficiency in English can assess you during your practical test for the UK FRTOL. If your language level does not meet a level 6 then you
will need to go to an expert assessor, such as a CAA approved language school.
UK CAA approved type rating examiners (TREs), flight examiners (FEs) and class rating examiners (CREs) holding level 6 proficiency in English can assess your English language proficiency level as part of a licence proficiency check for renewal or revalidation of a rating or certificate.
If your language level does not meet a level 6 then you will need to go to an expert assessor, such as a CAA approved language school.
You need to make sure the school is approved by the CAA. Details of these organisations are published in
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A number of approved training organisations (ATOs) will offer language training modules as part of your overall training package, and if approved to do so by the CAA the ATO will be able to assess
your language proficiency.
These are only acceptable as part of a change of state application.
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Fate Brewing Co.
We knew Fate Brewing Co. owner and head brewer Steve McFate, with his experience at the Colorado Boy Pub & Brewery in Ridgeway, Colorado, was good at making beer. We just misjudged the madness of his mad skillz. For the past few months, Fate's been burning up the leadership boards on beer-rating sites with concoctions like his dank, grapefruity Double IPA and unique Coconut Oatmeal IPA, but it's the special versions of the milk stout we love. Candy Bar Milk Stout, brewed with cocoa nibs, vanilla bean, sea salt, and honey-roasted peanuts? Mexican Hot Chocolate Milk Stout, brewed with cinnamon, cocoa nibs, and vanilla? With beers like those, Fate's Best Of was, well, fate.
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No, it is not absolutely necessary to do an enema at all, see Cleaning your rectum in the Aneros WIKI. There is no danger if your rectum is not totally clean, however, some fecal matter may slightly impede the movement of your massager and thus decrease your pleasure response.
2) is it absolutely necessary to do an enema before using the anero? what would happen if it's not totally clean in there would this be a danger somehow?
See the WIKI section noted above, warm water is perfectly fine and the ONLY liquid you should use to to perform a rectal flush, DO NOT USE ALCOHOL!
3) how do you clean it? water will not be enough right? then what can you use? alcohol?
See the Body Positions section in the WIKI.
4) can you only use it in a lying position or could you also use it standing? could you hurt yourself when you've inserted it and then make a wrong move?
It is my understanding this is NOT an FDA approved medical device at this time, although it is being evaluated for that purpose and there is an ongoing study regarding their therapeutic usage. High Island Health LLC is the parent company & manufacturer of the Aneros® brand of prostate massagers. This patented device was originally and is currently offered for sale as the Pro-State® line of massagers on the High Island Health website. The HIH website is primarily oriented toward the health aspects and benefits of prostate massage in accord with Oriental medicine for prostate related issues. A forum for users to discuss practice with these devices also exists on that website, I encourage you to check out that site to learn more about the health benefits, the ongoing Columbia Medical School study using the Pro-State massagers and testimonials from users regarding their experiences. The Aneros® website, by contrast, is oriented toward the sensual pleasure aspects of prostate massage.
5) since this is a medical device is it always safe or could it also cause prostate or rectal problems?
A prostate orgasm should always be done gently. There are those who recommend a very vigorous prostate stimulation or massage when trying to achieve the strongest orgasm. That can cause serious medical injuries. Even fatality.
Remember: Always be gentle during prostate orgasm stimulation. This is very important! If you are too vigorous you can injure yourself.
If you see blood in you semen, stop the prostate stimulation immediately. If the blood remains in your semen or urine, seek professional medical help.
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Celebrate Valentine's Day in this small Victorian country house on the shore of Loch Earn in rural Perthshire renowned for its contemporary Scottish food.
Achray House is only a one hour drive from Edinburgh or Glasgow, yet it is a world away from the pressure of the city.
The romance starts when you arrive to a bottle of chilled sparkling wine, and a red rose waiting for you in your room. Relax and enjoy each other's company in front of the log fire in the Neish Lounge, or with a gentle walk by the loch.
Before dinner enjoy an Achray Sparkler, our house aperitif made with sparkling wine and raspberry juice before a four course candle lit dinner in our award winning Conservatory Restaurant overlooking the loch.
In the morning you can enjoy a light breakfast in bed, or join our other guests in the breakfast room for a full Scottish breakfast.
Our Valentine's Night Break is available on any night from Wednesday February 13 to Sunday February 17, and costs from £99 per person for one night.
You can check availability of the Valentine's Night Break and book it on-line using our secure booking system on the right, or by email, or by telephoning us on +44 (0)560 368 4252.
Our online booking system is simple and secure. Just choose your check in date above by clicking on the calendar, and choose the number of nights you want to stay. (You can alter both of these later before completing the booking if you wish).Then click on the Search button.
You will then be given a list of the best bed and breakfast rates available for your chosen stay. Choose the room you want, and you will then be given the option to add dinner (for all the nights of you stay). If you want to benefit from our discounted rates for dinner for stays of two or more nights you must select this option when you book the room.
Our online booking engine does not support our luxury packages (Indulge, Gourmet Night and Whisky, Food & Sonse): you will need to call us to book these.
When you book you will receive a confirmation email. We will then process your deposit and send another email to confirm this.