WOLF PARADE, DIRTY ON PURPOSE, THE HONEY BROTHERS at NYU

Dirty on Purpose: Last Minute Show @ New York University

Thursday, October 27, 2005

New York University
Eisner & Lubin Auditorium
Washington Square South
New York, NY

WOLF PARADE, DIRTY ON PURPOSE, THE HONEY BROTHERS

Doors: 7:30 // Show: 8:00
NYU Students - $6
General Public, available day of show - $8
Tickets at NYU Ticket Central (566 Laguardia Place)

our tunes (mac and PC)

a friend told me about this java script... looks somewhat interesting:
http://ourtunes.sourceforge.net/

-the butterick concert calendar

Yo!

 

If any of you guys are on AIM, gimme a holla at melloduce2. At the new gig, I just sit here and stare at code all day so some IM-ing would be a most welcome break.

 

Unfortunately, I can't tap into your iTunes network but I'll find some other way to judge you. :D

 

Miss yas,

Anna

Share the Wealth?

If you're willing, please tweak your settings to allow others in the office to listen to your music files. Kate Polson has already admitted that she will judge people based on their music, but do it anyway.

return of the grillmaster...

SUPREME TRADING (in williamsburg)
N.8th between roebling and driggs
SATURDAY, OCT 22ND
4-8 PM

cheap happy hour and i'll be giving away burgers and doggs to help raise money for a columbia student group [preventative health students for reproductive freedom] who will be donating all monies collected to clinics helping victims of hurricane katrina.

i edited the flyer because columbia likes to censor their student groups.

Jericho's Echo: Punk Rock in the Holy Land: October 19 and 27

hi, everyone:

Liz is my uber-talented childhood friend whose doc is screening tonight and on the 27th. Her site is excellent and the trailer is there if you'd like to check it out http://www.jerichosecho.com. I'll be at both screenings. -heather

Jericho's Echo: Punk Rock in the Holy Land: October 19 and 27
10.19.05
NEW FILMMAKERS SERIES
(Q & A with director Liz Nord following the screening)
Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Ave @ 2nd Street
New York, NY
212-505-5181
8 PM
$5 AT DOOR

10.27.05
(Q & A with director Liz Nord following the screening)
MAKOR/Steinhardt Center of the 92nd St Y
35 W. 67th Street
New York, NY
212-413-8821
7:30 PM
$15 (You can purchase tix on their website www.makor.org)

Please spread the word to your friends. If you REALLY wanna help, download
and print this flyer and post it up at your favorite hangouts:
http://www.jerichosecho.com/jerichos_echo_poster_NYC.pdf

"As in bygone eras, these punks are among the brightest (and certainly most
outspoken) of their generation. Their insights serve as a great primer to
contemporary Israeli life."
- Eye Weekly Toronto (May 5, 2005)

PIANOS... THURSDAY... 10:30... GO.

Hi all,

This one is short and unfunny cause we are sick of making you laugh so that you can come up to us and say, "I'm never coming to your shows but I LOVE your emails."  Well, that party is over.

Fortunately, another party is just starting this Thursday, when we rock the living crap out of Pianos.  Go.  It's a Thursday.  You'd wind up at Piano's or Dark Room anyway, you freakin hipster.

Piano's

158 Ludlow Street at Stanton Street
10:30pm

THURSDAY October 20th

http://www.pianosnyc.com

 

Sincerely,

Bitter Schmacky on behalf of MM

 

http://www.murdermysterymusic.com/

http://www.myspace.com/murdermysterymusic

EAT BRAINS! OCT 29TH

yes... we call our apartment THE IDEA CENTER. help us decide on a slogan: [the idea center: we make up good shit] or [the idea center: more smarts than a room full of retarded monkeys] or ?

address: 750 grand street, apt 2E (williamsburg, brooklyn)

incognito on itunes....

over the past couple of days, i've been trying to figure out who's who on the itunes' shared music list. some of you have user names that are easily recognizable (e.g. allisonh, nemcheks), but others have disguised themselves with cryptic names:

powerc? (m)usic? paradisr?


who's who?



is a puzzlement!

sit&die shows 10/12 and 10/13

sorry - guess I should provide a decent concert listing if I'm going to beg for a dvd borrow...so here's one, my friend michael's band that I guest with every once in blue moon:

 

SIT & Die Co. offers back-to-back action this week, dear friend -- a double
dose of hillbilly-styled entertainment at its near-finest:

 

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12TH @ THE SLIPPER ROOM /
167 Orchard Street (corner of Stanton) / www.SlipperRoom.com /
One set at 9:15, followed by Dick Deville at 10:15 / No cover /
With special guest Baby Maria! /

 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13TH @ OTTO'S SHRUNKEN HEAD /
538 East 14th Street (just west of Avenue B) / www.OttosShrunkenHead.com /
Two shows, 8:00 until 10:00 sharp / No cover! /

 

And visit the factory at www.SITandDieCo.com for more, won't you?

 

Sincerely,
Michael
Susquehanna Industrial Tool & Die Co.
"Ballads, Boogies & Blues"


>>> Heather Allison 10/12/05 8:12 PM >>>

Anyone have a copy of the American Psycho dvd in their personal library I may borrow until 10/18?

 

Heather

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american psycho

Anyone have a copy of the American Psycho dvd in their personal library I may borrow until 10/18?

 

Heather

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Those of you who're coming to Roshambo on tomorrow (Tuesday, Oct 11, 8PM) are in for a treat! (well sort of)
Free Tanqueray Ten Gin at Galapagos! *cough*
*ahem*
OK, check it out, this is not my doing. This promo just happens to be on the same night as our show. But nothin says lovin like lovin on free alcohol...

Tanqueray Ten Gin Promo
Tuesday 10/11
8pm - 10pm

http://roshambo.spoilerfilms.com


SPOILER presents: Roshambo



It's our monthly FREE show at Galapagos in Williamsburg, Brooklyn! Great stand-up, awesome sketch comedy, brilliantly funny short films, and heavy drinking is what you can always expect on the second Tuesday of every month at 8PM!

Missing it will buy you a kick in the nuts.


8PM Tuesday, October 11
Galapagos (back room)
70 N. 6th St. (between Berry & Wythe)
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
L Train to Bedford Ave

Performances by:
bobby tisdale
margot leitman
tony zaret
rob lathan
rosemary stevens

film by 3 good excuses

hosted by Aaron Wilson

La Cinémathèque @ NYU

If any of you out there are 'fanatiques' of French films, there will be a FREE mini-festival at the Kimmel Center on Thursday, October 13th.

------------------LA CINEMATHEQUE -----------------------------------


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 4:00-10:00pm
LOCATION - THE KIMMEL CENTER, ROOM 908


4:00pm - Les 400 Coups (400 Blows) - A Classic drama directed by François Truffaut. Antoine Doinel is a 14 year old Parisian. His parents do not show much interest in him. He skips school to go to the movies and play with his friends. He discovers his mother has a lover. Antoine steals a typewriter, which leads to his suspension from school. (1h 34mins - 1959)


6:00pm - Le Dîner de Cons (The Dinner Game) - A comedy directed by Francis Veber. Each week, Pierre and his friends organize what is called "un dîner de cons". Everyone brings the dumbest guy he could find as a guest. Pierre thinks his champ -François Pignon- will steal the show. (1h20mins - 1998)

8:00pm - La Pianiste (The Piano Teacher) - directed by Michael Haneke. How far is a man willing to go to be with the woman he wants? Erika is a veteran piano instructor at a famous music conservatory in Vienna. Erika discovers she has attracted the attentions of one of her students, Walter, a gifted and good-looking young man who does not seem at all put off by her icy personality. Erika abruptly approaches Walter in a rough sexual fashion, but refuses to fully satisfy him until he is willing to allow her to control the relationship. When Walter becomes aware of just how much pain and humiliation is involved in Erika's erotic bill of fare, he refuses to participate, but in time his attraction to her causes him to weaken, and he begins to accede to her sexual demands. Winner of the Jury's Grand Prize at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival. (2h 10mins - 2001). *** Starring Isabelle Huppert who will be speaking at La Maison Française on October 24th. More details can be found on www.nyu.edu/maisonfrancaise ***

Food and Drinks will be served. Stay for as many films as you like.