this interests me. in fact, if i had my druthers, heartpunch would share an ethos with this man.
unfortunately, you can’t embed flash video files. or “<embed>” files. or something. or i can’t. so, instead of it being cool and bloggy, i am going to have to give you a link.
“Montage–juxtaposing images by editing–is unique to film (and now video). During the 1920s, the pioneering Russian film directors and theorists Sergei Eisenstein and Dziga Vertov demonstrated the technical, aesthetic, and ideological potentials of montage. aesthetics of contemporary video.”
“Eisenstein believed that film montage could create ideas or have an impact beyond the individual images. Two or more images edited together create a “tertium quid” (third thing) that makes the whole greater than the sum of its individual parts.”
Thing about me is, I used to be a huge Metallica fan. “The Black Album”, “Master of Puppets”, “S&M”, and even some of “Load.”
But life changes, and your tastes change, and you start to enjoy the more subtle things in the arts. No longer does “kicking ass and being totally f**king metal” stand as the only pre-requisite for enjoyment.
But it’s easy to move on when the band in question hasn’t made a decent song in sixteen years.
Until today! Metallica’s new album, “Death Magnetic,” is the result of what I imagine to be Phil Spector holding a gun to Metallica’s head, backing them into a time machine set for 1989, and telling them to “get the f**k in.”
I’m posting this because I’m happy to see another childhood dream come true. Seing Freddy Krueger fight Jason Vorhees was my first.
Enjoy the song, and the AMAZING video. Do note: You could put it on mute, and insert a song of your choice. It works!
Yeah, there is sometimes talk of musical theatre but even those posts can be pretty entertaining/odd. All I’m saying is I know who I’m inviting for my heartpunch debut. New York Times? Rubbish. I’ll be pulling an all nighter a Sardi’s for my Rocco review.
In the story, an ancient being composed of pure energy, leftover from a war involving sentient machines in a long-lost civilization, “possesses” a bulldozer being used by an eight-man construction crew on a small island. The being’s purpose was to take over the enemy’s machines and attack them. When released from the ancient stone temple that contained it, it believes that the bulldozer (called “Daisy Etta” by the workers in the island, a mispronunciation of De-Siete (D7, in Spanish) is key to its intentions, possesses it, and it begins killing the workers.
They released their first album, Intellectuals are the Shoeshine Boys of the Ruling Elite, in the same year. The band split in 1990 but reformed in 1993…and continued until they split up in 1996. Their farewell tour was officially titled “Fuck You, We Quit!”…The band released nine albums, including a post-breakup live CD, The Last Waltz.
Martin Heemeyer was an American welder and owner of an automobile muffler repair shop. On June 4, 2004, frustrated over the adverse outcome of a zoning dispute, Heemeyer used a Komatsu D355A bulldozer armored with layers of steel and concrete to demolish the town hall, a former judge’s home and other buildings in Granby, Colorado.