DEGA Films follows several influential street artists through New York for “Wild In The Streets”. The documentary series kicks off with Jilly Ballistic as he passes through and pastes a subway station. DEGA plans to roll out ten episodes total but needs some help. Check out Kickstarter for details.
My good friends have been working hard for the past year on this new street art documentary series. I’ve been doing most of the graphics for the company and the films.
If you are a fan of street art, you will definitely want to check this out. And if you like what you see, please consider donating!
All I want to do is listen to this song. All day.
One of the few pictures of me snowboarding where I don’t look like a spaz.
This is the best. Watching this when it originally aired was a pretty defining moment for me musically.
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists playing “Where Have All The Rude Boys Gone?” on Late Night with Conan O’Brien (February 13, 2003)
Reblogging this because (A) Ted Leo is awesomesauce and (B) because Ted Leo represents the only time ever in history that I actually found out about something that was cool at the same time that my infinitely cooler little brother was discovering it. In some timezones I might have even discovered it first. I am going to cling to this as evidence that I am not entirely lame and irrelevant.
Jenn, you get full credit for introducing me to Ted Leo. I think you played “Timorous Me” for me a few months earlier when we were at the beach. However, I didn’t fully buy in until this performance.
This is the best. Watching this when it originally aired was a pretty defining moment for me musically.
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists playing “Where Have All The Rude Boys Gone?” on Late Night with Conan O’Brien (February 13, 2003)
I definitely need a snowboard with Braves, fried chicken, and Waffle House on the topsheet.
Titus Andronicus (at Brooklyn Bowl)
but this one track is turrible.
