from the jazzmesse of evangelischer kirchentag 1988 with love.
or: father, forgive them for they know what they do.
via a lovely message directly from leipzig book fair i finally got to know the word spy which looks like the lost parent of kompetenzteam.
sometimes i wonder if i should just take off heading for the clouds and wave good-bye and wish good luck to those who try so hard.
in related news kris announced his arrival in vienna for today.
because being a public entertainer is a 24/7 job and i am sure there are many elephänatics out there wanting to touch kris (and probably even some of them are reading this), here's a first outline of a possible schedule for the next days.
tonight the young urban magazine peng! celebrates either itself or a new issue with a party at the wirr.
the viennese fashion and design crowd (seitenblicke alert!) will gather tomorrow in the so-called "skybox" of k47 building to strike some poses due to the launch of yet another "all season fashion paper" with a mixed-case title.
on saturday, club beton goes into its second round. this time featuring guest dj toni maroni at the usual place, the u-club, hosted by the usual suspects, makotter and koal.
the sites behind wh3rd.net remind me of the old (meanwhile classic) days at helma.at.
i really ask myself why everything (everything?) became so stylish. e.g. the ilxor pages (i love music!) are wonderful just because of their rough appearance. wikis, the popular web's dernier crie often look very similar, too.
the option to layout your web identity as a serious and corporate design might be useful in many cases but not necessarily for the simple fun of becoming a public entertainer and making the internet a more enjoyable place.
morning has broken (by way of b3ta).
Pimpadelic Wonderland – The Weird World of '70s Cinema.
what a night.
w.e.l.o.v.e. fanfare. w.e.l.o.v.e. pocketbeats. w.e.l.o.v.e. discomatic.
(and to these durstige mädchens: certainly, there is enough w.e.l.o.v.e. for you, too, although we could not be around...)
somehow related: secret plunges, the other history of arthur russell (via close your eyes).
bembo's zoo (via Elephäntville).
john and mark, are you reading?