PIRATED ASS SHOW FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT MY ENEMIES NUMBER 1 wades through historical menace, suburban ennui, animation that made me say ‘Lynchian’ out loud for the first time in my life, and an instructional video that feels more like a curse than a demonstration. High-falutin legends like Barbara Hammer go straight to the dome, a pack of fourteen-year-olds deploy the greatest sound effects known to mankind, and Graham Bond (self-proclaimed child of Aleister Crowley) gets groovy. It’s a grab bag of high-low mythology scraped from the archives. Credits at the end. Have fun!
9 responses to “PIRATED ASS SHOW FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT MY ENEMIES NUMBER 1 (June 2025)”
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Maestro Fresh Wes around that time. I had seen lots of music but that was the first hip hop thing I went to, and I wasn’t exactly sure what was going on or who was doing what because it was all so new to me.
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completely hypnotizing experience, the choice and order of these clips flow in is art in of itself
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In the first one, does anyone know who the bald guy is supposed to be? I know the other one is Mr. Criminal Regan but it took me a second to be sure it was him; he was drawn a little different from most carichatures of him.
I have “fun telephone fun telephone fun telephone” stuck in my head from that now too.
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I think that’s eisenhower, right? he had like 45 heart attacks and a pacemaker
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that Barbara Ann drop killed me RIP Big Brian
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