Saturday Night's Alright for Even a Few, More, Good Borrowed Images

From: http://pappaoomaumau.blogspot.com/2009/08/necessary-evils.html

Interplanetary transmissions & the sound of blood lust-get ready for the extreme psychodelic & otherworldly sounds of the Necessary Evils. Their brand of sci-fi inspired fuzz rock stands alone. Founded in 1997 by Steve Pallow (formerly of The Beguiled) & James Arthur (formerly of Fireworks) & rounding out their line up with Kyle John Hall on drums & Jimmy Hole on bass, The Evils have carved a nasty path of destruction over the last few years. Their's is the darkest, sickest, meanest sound around-truly the product of a disturbed psyche. Steve Pallow's voice issues warnings & threats throughout their rock n' roll demolition derby while James Arthur wrangles sounds out of his beat up Electra guitar that range from the sound of metal on metal grinding to that made by a flying saucer. Jimmy & Kyle's rhythm gives one very fat bottom to this ugly beast. With a nod to 60's psychedelic music (see covers of The Seeds, Black Rose, White Light & ineptitude kings The Keggs). The Evils make a racket that's brutal, intrusive and uncompromising.(FROM THE IN THE RED WEBSITE)



From: http://bebelestrange.tumblr.com/post/158385518

blaze starr in her living room july 1964 by diane arbus)


From: http://comicallyvintage.tumblr.com/post/159748471/in-a-good-old-fashioned-way

…in a good old-fashioned way!



From: http://downtotheriver.tumblr.com/post/159780688





From: http://billyjane.tumblr.com/post/161217876/navaho-yebichai-war-gods-by-edward-curtis-via

Navaho Yebichai War Gods by Edward Curtis (via griffinlb)



From: http://community.livejournal.com/vintagephoto/4391431.html

Clara Bow being....IT. (via Janitor of Lunacy)



From: http://thesweetestpsychopath.tumblr.com/post/164166970/bride-ballyhoo-for-the-enterprising-exhibitor

Bride Ballyhoo
For the enterprising exhibitor, the gag handouts could be rolled into an elaborate lobby display, the “First Aid Lobby Booth Stunt”, providing “everything necessary for the audience who suffer ‘thrill-shock” when seeing THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN”. The booth should be “painted white, with the cross in red to make it as realistic as possible”. Items, “all easily obtainable”, included hair straightener and hair dye, spirits of ammonia, gum and cigarettes. Universal would recycle this stunt as the “First-Aid For Shock Booth” in the mid-40s for its House of Frankenstein and House of Dracula monster rallies, calling it “a time-honored stunt… should be taken from your files and dusted off.” (via Frankensteinia)



From: http://janitoroflunacy.tumblr.com/post/168552810/ephebe-fleisch-scarification

ephebe:fleisch: Scarification



From: http://bebelestrange.tumblr.com/post/168451002

Marcel Duchamp, Boîte-en-valise, 1938-42



From: http://bebelestrange.tumblr.com/post/166207319

Twiggy in Biba


From: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Joukl_motylove_a_housenky_II.jpg

Table of Lepidoptera larvae. From Joukl (1862-1910): "Motýlové a housenky střední Evropy" 1910.


From: http://www.theauteurs.com/notebook/posts/770

Follow the Arrow (Fritz Lang’s ‘Man Hunt’, 1941)



From: http://easydreamer.blogspot.com/2009/08/visible-vixen.html

I have a confession to make....I really don't care so much about blogging per se, it's just a really easy way to keep track of things I like and might need to find again in the future. So when I came across this poster on Turksville I had to post it here....I had seen it years ago on artist Keith Weesner's site and lost it....so now I know where to look for it again.



From: http://www.webphemera.com/2009/08/penguin-picnic.html

There are pictures that you come across that just make you stop for a second. I believe the youth of today call it a WTF moment. Well, this one did exactly that to me - and made me wonder what on earth was the cause for this particular photo opportunity.



From: http://mrjyn.tumblr.com/post/165430509/check-out-these-two-pics-of-the-recently-departed

It's July & A Day After Hump Day's Worth of Good, Borrowed Images

From: http://retrozone.tumblr.com/post/133258105/hayle-mills
The beautiful Hayley Mills




From: http://thesweetestpsychopath.tumblr.com/post/134221665





From: http://juliasegal.tumblr.com/post/132386092/inside-the-bottle-on-the-set-of-i-dream-of
Inside the bottle…on the set of I Dream Of Jeannie




From: http://www.kentonline.co.uk/kentonline/news/2009/june/30/rare_bronze_age_paddle_find.aspx
via: A Blog About History
A Bronze Age paddle was discovered on a fossil hunt at Wildwood Trust, Herne Bay.
There are thought to have been only six other paddles of its type found in the UK.
Anne Riddell, head of education at Wildwood, and one of the people that helped with the excavation of the paddle, said: "To find something like this is fantastic and really exciting."
The Bronze Age discovery was spotted on an annual Fossil Hunt on June 21. Around 50 people gathered for the hunt to walk from Swalecliffe to Longcrock.
The paddle was noticed by one of the group when they saw a piece of wood sticking out of the mud.
Members of the Regionally Important Geological and Geomorphological Sites (RIGS), who were also on the hunt, confirmed the find by analysing the Bronze Age sediment it was found in.
In Britain, the Bronze Age is considered to have been the period from around 2700 to 700 BC.




From: http://likedreamsville.blogspot.com/2009/06/noa-noa-journal-of-south-seas-paul.html
Noa Noa - A Journal Of The South Seas - Paul Gauguin
In 1891 Paul Gauguin left France on his first trip to Tahiti. This is the journal he kept of that trip. Gauguin fell in love with the people and the way of life and eventually packed it all in and moved there to live. Eventually he returned to France but "going native" and living a bohemian lifestyle in the south pacific influenced his life and art forever. Gauguin was the original nature boy.




From: http://a.parsons.edu/~dezsoa/index.html
Nico




From: http://bebelestrange.tumblr.com/post/130967534
embroidered heart by Andrea Dezso, a Hungarian artist whose unique and beautiful work ranges from tile mosaics in the New York City subways to small journals and handmade paper cutouts. Her work can be found here: http://a.parsons.edu/~dezsoa/index.html




From: http://juliasegal.tumblr.com/post/114920896





From: http://www.flashglamtrash.com/post.php?id=1917
RIP 1958–2009 by ooOOoo




From: http://www.boingboing.net/2009/06/27/photos-of-fireworks.html
Our pal Stefan took photos of a fireworks stand. Fun!
More at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stefan_e_jones/3665461581/in/set-72157620644705428/

HAVE A HAPPY & SAFE 4TH YA'LL!