Play in the Public Domain, Win a Contest
The Prelinger Archive is a fantastic collection of public-domain motion pictures; the Free Music Archive is a sprawling library of public-domain music. They've joined forces to create a contest for fair use fans, in which you're invited to mix their video and audio into new works of art. Details here and here:
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What's Up, Tiger Lily II
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You know who else "played in the public domain"...
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school children everywhere?
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Ed Wood?
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/new.....livan.html
Jesse,
Big Jim Sullivan died. He deserves a Hit and Run post.
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Remember what I said in PM Links yesterday?
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I would have to read what you post or care in order to do that.
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Wasn't addressed to you.
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Then why was it threaded below my post?
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Because it was in reference to your idiotic demand.
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WAAAA!! I know Jesse. He knows who Sullivan was and will be interested to know he died.
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I'm sure you and Jesse are real tight. It's even possible that Jesse may be interested that some guy died. And since he's interested, there must be a HyR post about it. To use your favorite tag line, Got it.
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Who the fuck is Big Jim Sullivan, and why should I care?
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One the greatest session guitarists ever. Him and "Little Jimmy Page" played on a ton of British hits in the mid 1960s.
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You got the "who" covered. Don't much give a fuck about guitar players.
YMMV
