Life is an ARG

Life itself is an ARG game. We all accept a specific version of reality. If anyone questions that reality they are called crazy and/or conspiracy theorists and dismissed immediately. When you participate in an ARG it becomes real, the fact that it is an ARG doesn’t take away from the validity of what is being said, as paradoxical as it seems. As in regular life, it is entirely possible that a lot of what took place in an ARG happened on a level the people involved didn’t consciously understand. That would fit into holograohic theory pretty well in fact.  For example, there the article that suggests that backwards speech happens when people are under stress – the secret message being concealed from the conscious mind. 

http://www.reversespeech.com/stud_holo.htm It’s like an Edgar Allan Poe story. There are several Poe stories with that theme but William Wilson is a great example. Will I Am Will’s Son. It’s a double story. PID/PWR is also a double story regardless of whether Faul actually exists or not. In William Wilson, the narrator is followed around and turned in on a scam by another guy (which turns out to be himself).  With ARG you cannot tell with your regular senses.  You almost need to taste colors.  There is a certain ARG fragrance to the double theme in Poe that hints at ARG. http://www.online-literature.com/poe/47/

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Beatles Stole

In Lennon’s own’s words:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJCzjF7MvpM

and from http://onenoteahead.blogspot.com/2007_03_01_archive.html:

While Lennon’s deliberate feedback is generally acknowledged to this day as his innovation and the first appearance of such a gimmick on a rock record, the rest of the aforementioned elements were somewhat less original. In George Harrison’s own words, “The guitar riff was actually influenced by a record called ‘Watch Your Step’ by Bobby Parker. But all riffs in that tempo have a similar sound.” [1] 

Lennon, who is credited with devising the “I Feel Fine” riff, was more forthright and less defensive than his former bandmate: “’Watch Your Step’ is one of my favorite records. The Beatles have used the lick in various forms. The Allman Brothers used the lick straight as it was.” [1]

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Derrida Blind Love

Eddie Van Halen on the industry

Kevin Gilbert Sheryl Crow Michael Jackson

At 3:45 Kevin says some funny shit about Sheryl

Sheryl with Michael:
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=7524245

Sheryl talking about the tour:

Dylan and George Harrison singing If Not For You

This song has extra meaning for me because it’s the first song I ever played in public.

Is this the Beatles? Long lost Beatles record?

This really sounds like the Beatles, especially California Jam!

Check it out here:

http://www.jojoplace.org/Shoebox/KlaatuSide1-1.wma
http://www.jojoplace.org/Shoebox/KlaatuSide2-1.wma

Here is the story…sorry it’s so hard to read:

And here’s the Art:

The front and back covers, smaller versions:

Much larger versions:

http://www.jojoplace.org/Shoebox/Klaatu%20scans/KlaatuFrontBig.jpg

http://www.jojoplace.org/Shoebox/Klaatu%20scans/KlaatuBackBig.jpg

And the inner sleeve front and back, couldn’t shrink any more without making it unreadable, so a large version only of these:

http://www.jojoplace.org/Shoebox/Klaatu%20scans/KlaatuInnerSleeveFront.jpg

http://www.jojoplace.org/Shoebox/Klaatu%20scans/KlaatuInnerSleeveBack.jpg

Jerry Jemmott and Pretty Purdie with King Curtis

Rare video of Memphis Soul Stew! I have been lucky enough to have played with Purdie and Jemmott since I was a boy :}}

John Lennon mocking Dylan

Dylan became a born again, and came out with the great song, “Gotta Serve Somebody.” Lennon comes up with some very funny stuff. You may have missed this one. It’s called, “Gotta Serve Yourself.” :}} Enjoy…