Goodness comes to those who vibrate
Dude, this video was what we all knew was awaiting us in the future when we were 7 and watching Mr. Rogers visit a toy manufacturer’s shop. I’m NOT a drummer but I’m super addicted to drums, as both a guitarist and engineer. Hell yeah, it’s so much a rescue to the depressed/disgruntled psyche to … Read more
A tribute. A demo. A solo. I’m not sure, but the recording and tone are incredible. Then I noticed it’s similar to my favorite Ludwig kit dating from the late 1970s. Also it gives credence to a loose almost flabby kick! Bonus for icebells / crotales tree, resonant tone and style! See also
From 12:20 into this excellent interview — “Your hormones attach themselves to music.”
Dry, warm, throaty sound even higher-up into the tuning range. Speaks with clarity but without any shrill harmonics. 12-strand wires. This may help prove where “tone” actually comes from.
JON LEVI youtuber notes interesting lack of pyramids marked on old maps.
In this compelling interview with Karen Elkins, editor and founder of Science to Sage Magazine, Aaron Murakami shares incredible stories about his friendships with energy science pioneers like John Bedini, Eric Dollard, Peter Lindemann, and Paul Babcock, detailing how their work shaped his journey into alternative energy technologies. Aaron delves into how he got involved … Read more
“That crackling sound that you’re hearing is all of the lightning activity on the planet.” 5:00 in let’s ignore the work of Luigi Rota w/ earth currents/frequencies /battery piles/aeroballistique levitation , patents, &c circa 1920… after all, it’s a waste of time nowadays w/ Tesla’s AC power degaussing the planet… Transcript
“In a world where artificial intelligence can replicate a person’s voice or face in seconds, Denmark is stepping forward with a groundbreaking proposal: a copyright law that grants every citizen ownership of their own likeness. If passed, this law would mean no one — not even AI companies — could legally use your face, voice, … Read more
