Hansel - HFD from Neil Gordon

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Comment by Keith S. Chambers on December 3, 2013 at 4:48pm

You two are cracking me up — What mail art? . . . yes, I too saw Laurie Anderson back in the late eighties, in Los Angeles [actually Studio City, but whatever, L.A., CA]. Fantastic artist.

Yes, Neil has sent along some cool stuff. Almost a neighbor of Keith Richards? Whaaa?
A buddy of mine, Bill, is friends with Darryl Jones, the current bass player for the Stones; odd thing is Bill, a musician himself, didn't realize that Darryl was THAT Darryl Jones until Bill commented about the guitar case in the back of Darryl's SUV. Another friend on the spot said, well heck ya he plays --- with the Rolling Stones --- oh, you're THAT Darryl Jones. All of these guys are in a city planned neighborhood watch together [Los Angeles] . . . they just know eachother from the neighborhood.

Hey Neil, they're talking about you . . . want to jump in and comment? Erni called you a luddite ;]

Comment by Eraser Heed on December 3, 2013 at 2:36pm

The mail art by Neil Gordon above :)

Comment by Eraser Heed on December 3, 2013 at 12:40pm

Absolutely, was at her concert in Gothenburg in 1988 or 87, her music is always in my mind and heart. Talk about an arist doing intermedia!!!

Great mail art by the way :)

Comment by Eraser Heed on December 3, 2013 at 4:46am

Is that Laurie Andersons text Erni? Strange angels... history is an angel being blown backwards into the future..

Comment by Keith S. Chambers on December 2, 2013 at 9:53pm

So Gretel is sulking in her eggnog back at the home-office? I think she needs to go out and do her own thing. That brother/sister relationship is a bit to clingy if you ask me.

Comment by Neil Gordon on December 2, 2013 at 8:05pm

Erni! Hansel is partying with Lady Godiva! Gretel is not happy....

Comment by Keith S. Chambers on December 1, 2013 at 7:37pm

You'll have to get Neil's word on that. I was under the impression that Hansel was a reference to a musical group, i.e., an ongoing series of cassette slip cases . . . I could be wrong and often am.

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