
Music For Airports (NYC-PDX)
4 months ago
Part one of Portland ramblings and autoportrait musings. To be continued with Portland a GO GO. Music is Music for Airports by Brian Eno.
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I loved it!
I think I found Vimeo by way of you, so I'm glad to find you at this turn in the river where I start talking again.
-you are getting great quality in the video.
& how did the show go in portland?
(love eno)
but speaking of love
are you ok?
also your voice (especially when you talk about America as a checkerboard) reminds of Kerouac
So thanks.
We live in a poetic country... even if it often refuses to see it.
Your friend PEIKA BRAVO!
I really really enjoyed it a lot.
You are an incredible artist...and I am lucky to know someone like you.
I'm little distrustful of online relationships these days..
scratch that: I'm distrustful of relationships, but online ones aren't any better. LOL weep LOL
I'm going to send you a message in a bit.
Just talk talk.
But you can edit with software which makes talking somewhat like writing I think.
no parachute
:)
thanks for the trip!
fatuousness may be the key here.
time to get writing.
This turned out fantastic, and reminds me how important the human voice is for expressing human stories. Intonation tells as much as the words themselves sometimes.
-AQ
eh he.
Man this is so soothing to watch again. Such a calming voice sir.
hahhaa
What are you saying? I'm going to have to fight you, unless of course you mean you, and if you were a dinosaur I wouldn't fight you.
BIG eno.
Luckily there was a great little synchronicity in that I had recently dug out the old "Music for Airports" and have been listening to it on and off.
What a treat your ruminations are. The part about just being out there, not knowing if you'll see your friend at the airport or not, but making the leap of faith, love it.
thanks for putting this out there.
(that's all.)
you make people feel....
i guess you're a victim of a gift!!!
simply incredible...
Good title for something.
lovely texture
thank you
What a great name you've given yourself.
The image of the 'squareness' is so striking for me, being from the UK - our landscape is still so curvy.
Did you write/plan the narrative first or did you accumulate lots of shots of your journey and piece it all together afterwards, based on what felt right?
I was touched.
Really.
Don't know if it will live up to this one, but part three is already up in Moss Garden.
Somewhere I read a proverb, perhaps Japanese, to the effect that true strength lies not in being able to grasp something, but in being able to let go. As time passes the truth of the saying seems clearer.
Great work - look forward to more.
and your video is amazing....
I'm somewhat shocked to find robots talking about feelings, but what do I know.