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jesterlady
- Seattle, WA
- Last Record: 2013-04-09 22:20:05 -0400
- Joined: Sep 03, 2010
- http://jesterlady.live...
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All my RECs for this week.
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I visited San Francisco recently, and rode their underground railroad very frequently during my stay. The train often emits a terrifying, soul-chilling shriek as it approaches, which gave me the... |
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Between the long strings of pale green we ran, Barely touching the soil, almost in flight. Our fingers reaching out in unison to... |
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A few years ago I went to a bar downtown to meet people to celebrate a friend's birthday. I had been at work, so they had already been drinking for a few hours to take advantage of Happy Hour. A... |
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12minutes! yikes. sorry :( if you click to see the whole RECord.. i'm including a transcription.. in case you'd rather read it for yourself.
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I was thirteen when we left Hawaii, my mom, dad, two sisters and myself. Trading in the sandy beaches, roaring Pacific waves and the gentle green mountain ranges of O’ahu for the land locked, concrete jungle of Omaha, Nebraska. Douglas County to be precise. The move was sudden, a whirlwind exodus to some unknown land. We had less than a week to pack up our lives and ship ourselves across the states. It was so last minute, that we hadn’t secured housing arrangements, which left us living in a Ramada Inn, for the first two weeks, cramped in a cookie cutter cubical that pumped recycled, lavender scented air. Eventually we found an apartment off South 42nd Street. It was a small, first floor unit big enough for the five of us to live in but far too tiny for anyone to call it comfortable.
Moving to Omaha wasn’t a choice any of us made. It was a necessity. My little sister, suffered from a rare disease, which rendered some of her organs useless. Since birth, her life depended on intense medication, constant monitoring, and numerous machines. For several years her name sat idly on a transplant list and as her name slowly reached the top, doctors instructed us to make the move. It was something we had been expecting to come but none other than god himself could have guessed when. She’d been on that list for YEARS and UNMC, the University of Nebraska Medical Centre, was the leading hospital in the world for that kind of surgery, actually at the time, they might’ve been the ONLY hospital to conduct that kind of transplant.
So we were there, in Nebraska. Waiting. Waiting for someone to die. Waiting for a spare body to come forth and gift new life to my sister.
In the mean time, I was enrolled at Omaha Central High School. This place was majestic. Huge, beautiful facilities, grounds reminiscent of campuses I’ve only ever seen on tv sitcoms and students who could’ve walked straight out of an A&F billboard. Tall, blond, blue eyed, fair skinned.. perfectly all American. and I stuck out like.. like a brown bushy haired Hawaiian. I wore hoodies over simple tank tops, surf shorts and rubber slippers. I didn’t care enough to brush my hair, and I couldn’t be bothered with make up. In a sea of primed beauties and proper young gentlemen, I clearly didn’t fit in. So, the library became my sanctuary. I skipped lunches to avoid those awkward glances that others were sure to place over me and dived head first into my studies. My grades were excellent and my parents were proud but as the days turned into weeks turned and weeks turned into months and so on, little bits of me grew lonelier and lonelier.
You’ve heard the phrase “fish out of water”? That’s what i was. I was so far from what I knew to be home. My friends. My beaches. The surf was my playground and my church rolled into one and I didn’t have it anymore. I was a drying fish, a dying fish. I began to slowly implode. Darkness became darker. Sadness, sadder. Fear and pain and self-pity magnified as well. It got to the point where I was practically invisible. I didn’t need to worry about people looking at me weirdly anymore, as they didn’t seem to see me at all. I learned to walk the steps without actually going anywhere. Smiled when I was expected to. Laughed when someone said something that might’ve warranted laughter. I was there but I wasn’t.
I became little more than a shadow of someone I use to be. Things carried on like this for quite a long time. I simply went through the motions of life but failed to find reason to actually live it. For the sake of my parents, who already had more than enough things to worry about, I put on a mask of what i thought a happy version of myself might’ve looked like. I created fictional friends so they’d believe I was okay. Like Lacy, who I modeled after one of the cool preppy girls in my Latin class. And there was Davin, too. I liked the thought of a handsome nerdy kid, so I made him up completely.
So, there I was. Spending time thinking up back stories to my non-existent friends as real life, living people wandered pass. There I was, swallowed in my own depression, actually, I don’t know what is and isn’t qualified as clinically depressed.. whatever you wanna call it, I was drowning in my own mundane sublevel reality. Wholly consumed by the nothingness i created.
As more time passed, summer came upon us and my sister successfully pulled through the first transplant. All seemingly fairing well with her, my dad and I went back to Hawaii, for the remainder of the summer, leaving my mom and two sisters in Omaha. By this point, I was already considerably numb to emotions. Going back to the islands wasn’t as exciting as I thought it’d be. My dad and I settled into our home again. He, dying to get back to work, spent his days away from the house. I rang friends, Hawaii friends, those friends I missed so dearly, hoping to reconnect with them. Most never responded, some who did were booked up with their new friends. And again, I was alone. Friends whom I spent so much time missing, had, as it turned out, not missed me at all.
The only person I could’ve turned to was my mom. But, I was in Hawaii. Where I thought I wanted to be. And she wasn’t here with me. So the darkness that had once gone dark.. somehow, managed to become darker still. And the weight of the stillness, the deafening sound of nothing, the shrill chill of emptiness began to break me. For the first time, my mind had accepted suicide as an acceptable option. I wrote draft suicide letters to my parents. I sorted through every possible weapon and drug combination available to me in the house. I planned times and places for each weapon of choice. I even went so far as to purchase large bags and tape to cover my mom’s furniture, in case i ended up choosing a messy way out.
Latter that day, with an assortment of pill bottles, knives, rope and a gun all resting beside me on the couch, I flipped the tv on to check for the following day’s forecast. Just as I did that, an infomercial flickered across the screen. Psychic readings over the phone. A PSYCHIC! Exactly what I needed. I wasn’t looking for much, as I’d already decided I was going to take my own life, but maybe this phone psychic could shed some light on how I die. You’d be surprised how difficult it is to choose your weapon.
Right, so I picked up the phone. Dialed the 1-900 number and it began ringing immediately. A woman answered. She asked if I was 18. I lied and said yes. She didn’t catch that lie. Which worried me, she was suppose to be psychic! Shouldn’t she know? Then she asked what she could do for me. Disenchanted by all her questions, I grumbled “I thought you were a fucking psychic. Why don’t you already know what I’m calling for?!” She started to laughed. I didn’t find it funny at all so I reiterated my frustration. “Fucking psychic my ass!” She laughed again! Then she replied “I’m all about fucking. But I ain’t no psychic. Honey, you dialed the wrong number, my name is Cindy and you called a sex line.”
Well I’ll be damned. I burst into laughter. Laughing so strong I fell to the floor and curled into fetus position to hold my self together, I struggled for breath, my cheeks ready to burst as blood rushed to redden my blushing cheeks and my eyes sore from the new crows feet forming in the corners.
Some how.. 2minutes on the phone with Cindy, and all my darkness lifted.
So I guess you could say… Phone sex saved my life.
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I laugh at myself because I spend too much time beating myself up.
I am very blessed to have lived a happy, healthy life; I am so moved by some of the stories that I have read in the collaboration...I admire all these people because I can never imagine what they are dealing with.
In the end, our challenges are our challenges, and we will ultimately have to face them. My biggest challenge is with myself, and sometimes just not liking myself that much. I see this girl in the mirror and she criticises everything: the way she looks, the way she acts, the way her brain works.
I have used comedy and humour as a defence for a long time: I would rather laugh at myself than have other people laugh at me first. And I am now turning that same humour on that girl in the mirror. I laugh at her and the way she criticises everything about me. And slowly but surely, I am learning to love ME despite my flaws.
<3
The girl in the mirror is laughing at me
She's laughing at my face, she's laughing at my knees
I'm so sick and tired of her company
But in the end I'm the one who won't let her leave
Ooooh Oh Oh
She won't let me go
I've got to break down these walls
And love me despite my flaws
And be beautiful.
Sticks and stones may break my bones
But words are the real poisonous ones
They plant their seeds and grow and grow
They leave behind a skeleton, only a shadow.
Oooooh Oh Oh
They won't let me go
I've got to break down these walls
And love me despite my flaws
And be beautiful.
I'm gonna take these criticisms turn them into good
And I'll smile through my fear like Charlie said I should
And though they're baby steps I know I will be free
From the taunting of the girl who looks just like me
And she'll let me go
And I, I will be
Beautiful!
A pencil sketch of Lionel from the MMM2 short film and yet another part of the "bigger project" I have in mind of doing in the near future.
So here is Mr. Channing Tatum Destiny's pre-now lovebuddy Lionel looking smug and totally ready to beat me poor Morgan up! Unfortunately the drawing still doesn't really resemble the actual subject... I'm sorry I FAILED you Mr. Tatum! *head desk*
But since I'm shameless I couldn't stop until I have completed this project, I will move onto my next victim - Mr. Foodpenguin, you're up next! *rolls up sleeves*
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(This started with a comment to Mlo0987's RECord resourced below. The message is: never assume your stuff won't get stolen just because you're in a space that OUGHT to be considered sacred! Ther... |
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And so it was that I started this most ordinary of days many years ago as a strapping young man (failing to conceal a stomach paunch with tight trouse... |
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For R.L.
We met during senior year And shared a brief love affair Between winter and spring quarters Which is to say that all t... |
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After a long day's data-entering, I stood at the bus-stop waiting for the 40D to trundle me home through the wilderness of Dublin's North suburbs. The stop was located on Parnell Square, where o... |
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So...this is one of those stories that I was writing down in many different ways. Trying to be eloquent and instead became frustrated and decided to make a video to show you instead. Now that I think about it, it's probably easier just talking to a camera with shitty quality than staring at a blank piece of paper.
Please bare with me?
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Being born was my cat’s retirement party, |
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this is like soo cringey sharing this....
My girlfriend and I love Seattle and knew we had to try to do something when we heard about the HitRecord show coming to our city and Regular Joe’s requests for what makes Seattle special to you.The problem was, we only had a week before the show when we found out about it and had no equipment with which to shoot.
We decided to do what we dubbed “Seattle Blitz”, or “Drive-by Seattle” (we couldn’t decide). Armed with only a shaky as hell iPhone, we had about six hours to shoot and in that time we tried to get as much footage of the countless places in Seattle that make it special to us. We wanted to show how Seattle truly is one of the most beautiful cities in the country if not the world. So we just hopped in the car and hit record. Every single shot was taken in the city of Seattle in those six hours except the first two shots from the airplane which was at that moment flying right over the Fremont/Wallingford/U-District area of north Seattle a couple days before our car shots. We had a lot of fun hitting all the coolest parts of the city. It would be awesome for someone to do something cool with this footage! If only I had had a Canon 5D, tripod and slider with me this week...
1. "vinyl and friends" (mirtle)
2. "No Dreams" (Erfo)
3. noonday question animation (yes-you-am)
4. Trouble With Existentialis... (Dientes Feos)
5. Luna (pamagotchi)
6. A Child dreams (borhiana011)
7. Tribute to the Regency (Piano) (Madrond101)
8. SEA Neptune Footage: v3 "The Marquee" (jamielynndee)
The following Public Domain footage was used:
* "Flying Businessman" - http://www.archive.org/details/FlyingBu1953
* "Foggy Mountain" - http://www.archive.org/details/CEP235
REmixed together the previous promos for the "hitRECord at the Movies" Seattle show, which is THIS TUESDAY, August 23rd. Tickets can be purchased here: http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?pid=7082511
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The waitress was young and looked frazzled when I came back into the restaurant. I slipped a ten into her hand, "I'm sorry, my mom has brain tumors and they're making her a little nuts.&nb... |
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the always amazing, tonguecutsparrow created a beautifully crafted accompaniment for this and it felt selfish not to share it with you all (with his permission of course). also providing transcription (again) cos i'm well aware of my odd speech impediments and would hate for you to misunderstand what i was saying :D thanks to you for taking the time to check this out.. and massive love to sparrowy for lending some musical support <3
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I was thirteen when we left Hawaii, my mom, dad, two sisters and myself. Trading in the sandy beaches, roaring Pacific waves and the gentle green mountain ranges of O’ahu for the land locked, concrete jungle of Omaha, Nebraska. Douglas County to be precise. The move was sudden, a whirlwind exodus to some unknown land. We had less than a week to pack up our lives and ship ourselves across the states. It was so last minute, that we hadn’t secured housing arrangements, which left us living in a Ramada Inn, for the first two weeks, cramped in a cookie cutter cubical that pumped recycled, lavender scented air. Eventually we found an apartment off South 42nd Street. It was a small, first floor unit big enough for the five of us to live in but far too tiny for anyone to call it comfortable.
Moving to Omaha wasn’t a choice any of us made. It was a necessity. My little sister, suffered from a rare disease, which rendered some of her organs useless. Since birth, her life depended on intense medication, constant monitoring, and numerous machines. For several years her name sat idly on a transplant list and as her name slowly reached the top, doctors instructed us to make the move. It was something we had been expecting to come but none other than god himself could have guessed when. She’d been on that list for YEARS and UNMC, the University of Nebraska Medical Centre, was the leading hospital in the world for that kind of surgery, actually at the time, they might’ve been the ONLY hospital to conduct that kind of transplant.
So we were there, in Nebraska. Waiting. Waiting for someone to die. Waiting for a spare body to come forth and gift new life to my sister.
In the mean time, I was enrolled at Omaha Central High School. This place was majestic. Huge, beautiful facilities, grounds reminiscent of campuses I’ve only ever seen on tv sitcoms and students who could’ve walked straight out of an A&F billboard. Tall, blond, blue eyed, fair skinned.. perfectly all American. and I stuck out like.. like a brown bushy haired Hawaiian. I wore hoodies over simple tank tops, surf shorts and rubber slippers. I didn’t care enough to brush my hair, and I couldn’t be bothered with make up. In a sea of primed beauties and proper young gentlemen, I clearly didn’t fit in. So, the library became my sanctuary. I skipped lunches to avoid those awkward glances that others were sure to place over me and dived head first into my studies. My grades were excellent and my parents were proud but as the days turned into weeks turned and weeks turned into months and so on, little bits of me grew lonelier and lonelier.
You’ve heard the phrase “fish out of water”? That’s what i was. I was so far from what I knew to be home. My friends. My beaches. The surf was my playground and my church rolled into one and I didn’t have it anymore. I was a drying fish, a dying fish. I began to slowly implode. Darkness became darker. Sadness, sadder. Fear and pain and self-pity magnified as well. It got to the point where I was practically invisible. I didn’t need to worry about people looking at me weirdly anymore, as they didn’t seem to see me at all. I learned to walk the steps without actually going anywhere. Smiled when I was expected to. Laughed when someone said something that might’ve warranted laughter. I was there but I wasn’t.
I became little more than a shadow of someone I use to be. Things carried on like this for quite a long time. I simply went through the motions of life but failed to find reason to actually live it. For the sake of my parents, who already had more than enough things to worry about, I put on a mask of what i thought a happy version of myself might’ve looked like. I created fictional friends so they’d believe I was okay. Like Lacy, who I modeled after one of the cool preppy girls in my Latin class. And there was Davin, too. I liked the thought of a handsome nerdy kid, so I made him up completely.
So, there I was. Spending time thinking up back stories to my non-existent friends as real life, living people wandered pass. There I was, swallowed in my own depression, actually, I don’t know what is and isn’t qualified as clinically depressed.. whatever you wanna call it, I was drowning in my own mundane sublevel reality. Wholly consumed by the nothingness i created.
As more time passed, summer came upon us and my sister successfully pulled through the first transplant. All seemingly fairing well with her, my dad and I went back to Hawaii, for the remainder of the summer, leaving my mom and two sisters in Omaha. By this point, I was already considerably numb to emotions. Going back to the islands wasn’t as exciting as I thought it’d be. My dad and I settled into our home again. He, dying to get back to work, spent his days away from the house. I rang friends, Hawaii friends, those friends I missed so dearly, hoping to reconnect with them. Most never responded, some who did were booked up with their new friends. And again, I was alone. Friends whom I spent so much time missing, had, as it turned out, not missed me at all.
The only person I could’ve turned to was my mom. But, I was in Hawaii. Where I thought I wanted to be. And she wasn’t here with me. So the darkness that had once gone dark.. somehow, managed to become darker still. And the weight of the stillness, the deafening sound of nothing, the shrill chill of emptiness began to break me. For the first time, my mind had accepted suicide as an acceptable option. I wrote draft suicide letters to my parents. I sorted through every possible weapon and drug combination available to me in the house. I planned times and places for each weapon of choice. I even went so far as to purchase large bags and tape to cover my mom’s furniture, in case i ended up choosing a messy way out.
Latter that day, with an assortment of pill bottles, knives, rope and a gun all resting beside me on the couch, I flipped the tv on to check for the following day’s forecast. Just as I did that, an infomercial flickered across the screen. Psychic readings over the phone. A PSYCHIC! Exactly what I needed. I wasn’t looking for much, as I’d already decided I was going to take my own life, but maybe this phone psychic could shed some light on how I die. You’d be surprised how difficult it is to choose your weapon.
Right, so I picked up the phone. Dialed the 1-900 number and it began ringing immediately. A woman answered. She asked if I was 18. I lied and said yes. She didn’t catch that lie. Which worried me, she was suppose to be psychic! Shouldn’t she know? Then she asked what she could do for me. Disenchanted by all her questions, I grumbled “I thought you were a fucking psychic. Why don’t you already know what I’m calling for?!” She started to laughed. I didn’t find it funny at all so I reiterated my frustration. “Fucking psychic my ass!” She laughed again! Then she replied “I’m all about fucking. But I ain’t no psychic. Honey, you dialed the wrong number, my name is Cindy and you called a sex line.”
Well I’ll be damned. I burst into laughter. Laughing so strong I fell to the floor and curled into fetus position to hold my self together, I struggled for breath, my cheeks ready to burst as blood rushed to redden my blushing cheeks and my eyes sore from the new crows feet forming in the corners.
Some how.. 2minutes on the phone with Cindy, and all my darkness lifted.
So I guess you could say… Phone sex saved my life.
There'll be a choir of birds in the trees
There'll be an aching joy in your knees
When you wake up, when you wake up
There'll be a heart of gold on your sleeve
And not a single reason to grieve
When you wake up, when you wake up
Oh, the wind will blow
Your hair will grow
And the water knows
That you'll never say "no"
To me
Oh, your bed is soft but it's cold
And the promises that you've been told
Will not appear, will not appear.
No, your eyes will see what your heart wants to see
And your body won't know, no, your body won't know
That it's free, you've been set free.
And the street lights' glow
Is the only halo
That we will ever know
That we will ever know
And the clouds will rain on the hill
Where your body no longer feels
When you wake up, when you wake up
Oh, we look out over the skyline
And we leave our stones
Yeah we leave our stones behind
For when you wake up.
Wake up!
a blot made story... a colorful collision of primary proportion continued in animation-like form. enjoy! :)
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edit--i guess this record is deteriorating by the day... pixels & glitches or maybe I didn't see it at first... sigh... next time heed warnings... oh wells, what can yah do? :]
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I don't know how good at story-telling I am. I hope this is something close to what Joe had in mind. I wanted to make it into a script - but I am not good at that, either. So, here it is... |
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Here's a HitRECorchestra waltz for you. Intended for the floating/character cover art animation. Its made to loop... kinda. LOL. Enjoy.
THE NEW (EXTENDED) VERSION is here
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Meek boy, weak boy, frightened little lamb, boy. Eat him up, beat him up, wham, bam, slam, boy Wolfpack, lashback, put him in his place now Little mite, first... |
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I made this flash animation using images of Seattle found here for the RE:Cities collaboration.
I taught myself how to do this today (thanks to some jiggery pokery with photoshop, illustrator, and flash) so it's still rough because I'm not very good with making videos yet, but if someone wants to remix this to make it nicer that would be excellent. Especially the music track because it kind of ends on a strange note. And the transitions are a bit weird.
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I hadn't meant to like him. I swear, I hadn't meant to like him at all. In fact, I had deliberately antic... |
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So my six year old daughter wanted to tell everyone at hitRECord hi and what she's doing...I'm usually somewhat hesitant to post my kids around the internet, but I'm going to have some faith in the hitRECord community
PS. She lost her front teeth, hence her gap-tooth-ness :]
stop-motion papercut of the hitRECord logo. i really love this quiet moment in ozie's Summer Stars, so i've used a couple chords in the music for this.
i've been planning on doing this for weeks, how glad am i that i didn't get to it til after the logo change!
I found an old beat by BenWiley4000 and sang over it. I'd love if someone/several folk took this very bare track and made it fuller/cooler/everything-er!
My weapon is hidden on me
My bullets will pierce your blackened words
You’ll be sorry you spoke, sir
Revenge is not what I’m after
I want to illuminate is all
I am happy to let you fall
Don’t mistake me
For another fool
You can’t make me
Believe you
My melodies sing your sorrows
Just wait till tomorrow finds you limp
Oh your chances are slim, slim
And on your death bed, will you wonder?
Which of your offences stings the most
Are you scared of your own ghost?
Don’t mistake me
For another fool
You can’t make me
Believe you
Metaphorest's Poem inspired by wirrow's image, inspired me.<3
We've got no magic blueprint
But we've got our share of idle hands
With a bit of sweat,
We're gonna make some kind of monument that stands.
We'll have a better year.
The wind has blown the bricks away,
But they're not hard to find
We'll bring them all to us
And keep us true to what we have designed.
We're just shoring up the levy
We are building better walls
We are sharpening our eyes
We're gonna make a few more calls
Nothing is ruined.
It just needs a little time.
We'll keep our knives in cupboards
And paper all of the walls with a song
We'll build ourselves into the framework
So the beams know right from wrong
We'll have a better year.
My fingers in the windowpane,
Your feet planted deep in the ground
We'll build a home from our bodies
Inch by inch and pound by pound.
We're just shoring up the levy
We are building better walls
We are sharpening our eyes
We're gonna make a few more calls
Nothing is ruined.
It just needs a little time.
Nothing is ruined!
We're just gonna take our time.
Nothing is ruined! Nothing is ruined!
Rearranged elements of Erfo's "No Dreams" and theboxsets' "True2theGame80 BPM" and combined them into a hip-hop narrative of sorts.
This could use additional sounds and some visuals.
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These are my grandpa and grandma, this picture was taken the day that they have their civil wedding in Mexico, my grandpa was 24, my grandama was 17, I LOVE this picture, you can see the expressions in their faces. they are priceless, and you only can think about: What is he whispering to her?, probably she was blushing at this moment, it's one of my favorite old family pictures.
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When you close your eyes you can see his shadow in your memory. Lurking, stalking, shifting from ... |
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This is my first pass at the intro. Joe, please let me know sometime today your thoughts on the intro. To tell the truth ,I didn't get much sleep last night. LOL I won't be able to work on this again until this evening and then I'll make any requested changes. Thanks!
Public domain resources:
Let's Go To The Movies (1948) http://www.archive.org/details/LetsGoToTheM Classic Television
Commercials (Part VI) (1948) http://www.archive.org/details/ClassicT1948_6 Classic Television
Commercials (Part VIII) (1948) http://www.archive.org/details/ClassicT1948_8
Drive-in: Feature Presentation-Star Reels http://www.archive.org/details/Drive-inFeaturePresentation-starReels_858
Drive-in Intermission 6 http://www.archive.org/details/Drive-inIntermission
I just got a toy piano so what better way to use it than with a tiny tune.
For the Recollection Cover Art Animation...here's the extended version... a full 5 minutes. I figured the animation was that long, so the piece should match (duh), so I added a bridge to the repeat.
A rap to the words of Metaphorest's incredible poem, (below) that she wrote for Wirrow's amazing image. :)
"Meek boy, weak boy, frightened little lamb, boy.
Eat him up, beat him up, wham, bam, slam, boy
Wolfpack, lashback, put him in his place now
Little mite, first fight, fast went down
Bloodstains, mudstains, in his little limbs, pains
Choked up, broke up, hollow-heart and numb-brains
Toughen up, button up, chin held high, child
Knuckle down, shuffle round, wolves run wild
Months pass, maths class, picking on their victim
Gathered round, floorbound, punched him, kicked him
Can’t breathe, gotta leave, little lamb is broken
Never known, all alone, all unspoken"
Walk home, stalk home, slinking through the old park
Red eyes, dead eyes, spying in the dark
A wolf, boy! Run, boy! But he stops dead, see
Stand his ground, this round, finally
Meek boy, weak boy, shed his little lamb’s wool
Strong boy, wrong boy has his little belly full
Dead wolf, bled wolf, wear a suit of wolf hide
One of them, one of them, on the outside
One of them, one of them, on the outside
I decided to call in a director to help me out with my re-recs this week...
Here's the introduction I cut together for the Seattle and San Francisco "hitRECord at the Movies" shows.
Note: This file is the LOW-RESOLUTION version. The HIGH-RESOLUTION version is here: http://hitrecord.org/records/479823
I love this song!
if there are any resources i forgot to add please let me know and i'll add them.
I've been working on this for days. I still want to make some changes later, but I'm happy with this anyaway ~.-
* I will add every ressources now, but if one is missing, please tell me. *
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I'm having trouble to REC my REmark so I leave it here :
ThankYouMerci for your RECs <3
@katieccny13 thanks, actually I tried to turn the packing person video into old style and it did not work as I wanted, so I changed it back. But what I'd like to had is a plate or glass being broken and then back :D When I'll have more time maybe...
@Metaphorest, oh my thank you, I'm so happy you like it. I've got this musique in my head for weeks. This is "one" of my favorites of yours <3 Je suis très touchée merci.
@todd thanks, I worked very hard on this for many days, to match the sequences. I'm always very happy when I have compliment about my editing :) I've never done this before hitRECord & I'm grateful to find so many challenges here. C'est ça la magie d'hitRECord !
@GabyVaughan & @blbest thankies :)
Rainy days are good but rainy slepless nights are better..... so are TIC-TAC's. They helped a lot to compose this song. It's quite REpetitive but I hope you will enjoy it and who knows REmix it. Again by heart <3.
For bloemy's wonderful and inspiring collab. Again by heart <3
Not long ago I had an idea for a video; I chewed on it for a while, but I couldn't get rid of it, so I finally wrote it down.
I enslisted the help of lovely pamagotchi and lovely themetafictionist to RECord their dulcet tones reading the voice over for me, and for the past week or so, I have been compiling and cutting and editing.
It's as finished as it can be for now, but I'd like to encourage everyone to REmix to your heart's content. Jay-9 had reREC'ed the text I put up for the voice over, and said she'd like to hear different voices reading it. I heartily encourage this. And guys, it doesn't just have to be a girl reading it...just change 'woman' to 'man' and 'sister' to 'brother'...or leave stuff out if you want. It's a malleable piece of work, so change it as you see fit.
I'll be updating resources, but please do let me know if I've missed something/someone.
Again by <3
Loved this piece by fleurdelys...I know this is a really simple melody I have made but I would really love it if someone added harmonies to this ^__^
[apologies for any mistakes..>.<]
<3
Les flaques font des arcs en ciel
Qui dansent autour de nos pieds
La peau de la terre et bleue
Elle scinitlle comme les etoiles
De la pluie
Ohhh ce soir mon amour
Ils nous restent que rêver
Les tetes dans les nuages
Je me sens si proche de toi
Un bateau qui embrasse les vagues
Et ce soir mon amour
Je scintille comme les etoiles
De la pluie
The puddles make rainbows
That dance around our feet.
The skin of the earth is blue
And it sparkles like the stars
In the rain.
Oh, tonight, my darling,
We only have to dream
With our heads in the clouds.
I feel so close to you
Like a boat kissing the waves
And tonight, my darling,
I will sparkle like the stars
In the rain.
Hey there everyone! This is a video for Metaphorests 'Flying Dream' song that I put together! This is a version for HR for folks to use the artwork etc. Hope you guys like it! Metaphorest has a youtube channel too at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttLyh4LT5K4 with other songs XX
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I can't really say that this is too tragic or comedic, but I might as well write about it since it happened just this past Sunday. It definitely has nothing on themetafictionist's story, but it'... |
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A short little ditty I just made up, sorry for the bits of distortion.
Lyrics:
"Don't fall for his "romance",
Can you see his words?
Don't shake if you don't wanna dance,
Can you see his words?
(ahhhhhhhh,)
Don't be silent if you've got a voice,
Can you sing your words?
Don't jump if you don't wanna fall,
Are you free from earth?
(ahhhhhhhh,)"
My limited, quickly strung together footage of RegularJoe at the hitRECord event held at Seattle's Neptune theater last night 8/23. Including the audience singing happy birthday to a lucky audience member...
The show was seriously amazing.
Also, he goes straight to my camera at minute 1:12 !
So when my daughter was born, I was sitting up one night with her having a crazy night of crying-for-no-apparent-reason-DOOM. While walking the floor with her trying to get her to sleep, I created this totally goofy little song. Well, the song became a classic for me and my kids and they wanted to RECord it for you guys. So without further ado! I present: Khiana and Logan sing "Mommy's Wormy Song"
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once upon a forever ago i told phenomenaaa i would write music to go with her creation story.
well months passed i couldn't think of anything and i couldn't think of anything and i coudn't think of anything i couldn't think of anything i couldn't think of anything i couldn't think of anything i couldn't think of anythiiinnnnngggg
then i thought of something.
listen with headphones.
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Our love will have neither a good ending or a bad ending. Our love will have no ending. |
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My plan was to write a entry on Tumblr but for some reason I got scared, but I feel safe on hitRECord that's why i'm sharing this here.
If I get my courage back I will post something about that on Tumblr too.
Filmpunk, Robo_J, and I had a 3 way...RECording session :o) and then more RECnanigans!
I took a walk that was very inspiring and I played this right after. Again by heart<3
Just playing. Really loved this tiny song. <3
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sometimes, you release a story to the world thinking you're ready to tell it. then, as time goes on, you get more and more uncomfortable with that particular record being up, as it c... |
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[for all of you who are traveling to the #SFRECord show...have a great time - here's a lil something for the road...I wish I could be there to see you all...someday soon, I'm sure...]
you know it's true
i can't survive without you
i love the way you react
when our fluids mix
let's be parasites
and drain each other dry
the blood we drink
could keep us fed forever
i hope this does your wonderful poem justice Meta! (i'm a little freaked out by my own echo on the track...!)
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August 8th, suburban Texas, 105 degrees Fahrenheit. I open the door and start walking. It's hot but I can take it. Bon Iver is singing sweet ... |
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This started with a poem. This one has a lot of meaning, at least to me.
Enough to think about
Enough to sit and doubt
Enough to cry about
I fear
Enough is crystal clear
Enough is muddy water
Enough we'll never know
I fear
And I try to look behind
walls beyond my eyelids
this is overwhelming to my heart
Less than a joyful sound
less than a fruitful ground
less than we thought would be
I fear
Less than A year or two
Less than the world we knew
Less we should realize
I fear
And I try to look behind
walls beyond my eyelids
this is overwhelming to my heart
EPIC
Latyrx (Lyrics Born & Lateef the Truthspeaker) with DJ Zeph on the turntables.
*Confetti!!* :D (Early by an hour or so)
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It all started about 4 years ago, when I was 12. My family and I lived in the Middle East in a country called Oman. A beautiful and incredibly peaceful place with some of the kindest people I&rs... |
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The sound on this is pretty bad, but I really like what Joe is doing in the clip with the back and forth RECording. Kids in candy stores are jealous of how happy he is in this moment.
I fell in love with fleurdelys' 'Pluie d'une nuit' so came up with a simple melody for it. It's sort of a kid's song I guess.
(Pamagotchi has already done a beautiful remix of the track which I recommend you check out too!)
Yeah durp, it's basically a big church. YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW!
Thank you for recording great footage of Joe singing this song, one of my favorites from our community :o)
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I had an idea, but it went away. I begged and I begged. Please stay, please stay! It had things to do and pe... |
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Hey there HitRecorders! So I joined this thing a year ago, but got sidetracked..... blah,blah,blah.... let's go. So, trying to figure out how all this stuff works and posting my first record. Let's do this. Lyrics below:
She crossed the line
Didn’t even try to deny it
She knows this time won’t be the last
It’s hard to find a friend you know you can rely on
It comes with time
You called me out
And quite forthright about it
So bona fide, don’t even try
It’s good to know you’re there to keep me honest and show me
On days I’m blind
It’s so strange how people change
Can’t foresee who gold will be
As sands of years go siftin’
Rippled moons will settle in
No guarantee of what you’ll see
Or who will be left standin’
A royal blue
Says the night is coming but slowly
For evermore when leaving this shore
So grand to see shining in the middle, what a view
I bid adieu
I went to Malawi, Africa a few years back and got the opportunity to help out at a crisis nursery center. I held this one adorable little boy, which we affectionately dubbed Sir William. I can't remember why.
Sir William would cry a lot because of pain from shots he had to get in his legs. One day I was walking around the courtyard rocking him, and he wouldn't stop crying. So I did the only thing I could think of... I sang to him, and he actually stopped crying! Ha!
When I came back, the melody and some of the words I'd sung to him stuck with me. "Black Pearl Eyes" was the song that came from that moment with Sir William in Malawi.
Hush now child don’t cry
In my arms you safely lie
As I gaze into your black pearl eyes
And as you fall asleep
Know my promises I’ll keep
May you dream more than enough
As you rest in the arms of love
I’ll hold you ever near
Sing a lullaby my dear
As I gaze into you black pearl eyes
And when you spread your wings
Know I’ll hope for you good things
Bear in mind the thought of us
And rest in the arms of love
Hush now child don’t cry
In my arms you safely lie
As I gaze into your black pearl eyes
And when dark hours come
Dare to take them one by one
And if you need reprieve
Come rest in the arms of love
Never written anything like this before. Just got a really fun pedal that I wanted to test out. Thanks to a lovely day of solitude in my apartment, I got to have some fun with it.
Still learning how to play this style, so some of it's rough and you can hear the guitar hits in the background, but here it is.
Dancin awailin
Uploading again because it was deleted by a monster in the night!
LOVED this track by rowrowrow. Had to siiiing!
My goth side came out with this one, heh.
Supposed to be a companion to my Starchildren illustration.
I like how Spica is a binary star, but it appears like it's only one star because of the close proximity in which they orbit.
Spica, being a binary star are restricted in their movements, unlike their fellow starchildren. They move as one and they cannot let go of each other. That handhold is very important.
I’m putting together 10 songs for an audio re/rec and I’m gonna finish it in the next few days but I just wanted to hitrecord tonight and had to release something!...SO here’s one of them! I love old songs like this and I’m in love with Themetafictionist’s version of this and really like what I found to go with it! So ya. This song is not Themetaficionist's full song, I have previews of all the songs on my re/rec.
You can find the clip on here
http://www.archive.org/details/blood_of_jesus
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Candy and Alzheimer’s |
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