Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts

Jan 7, 2018

The new sound of music (1979)

A BBC historical documentary series which you must see if you love music. Below the first part. Be sure to watch all 4.



Sep 25, 2017

Pre Tesla - Why everyone wanted an electric car in 1905

A brief history of electric cars you can read here.

One of the many Fritchle electric cars manufactured in the early 20th century

This pyramid-shaped two passenger vehicle is a Sebring Vanguard, an electric car manufactured in Sebring, Fla. in 1974


Feb 26, 2017

Bubble Mansion from Pierre Cardin - an oldie but goodie

The bubble palace from Pierre Cardin consists of 10 interconnected domes over 1200 square metres. It has 10 bedrooms. 3 Swimming pools. 500 persons amphitheatre and was built in 1979. You can buy it for only 300 million British Pounds.

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Jan 4, 2017

Can we still watch old comedy sketches?

When I was checking out this post about the best UK comedy sketch of the '70s I found myself being impatient. Is this my state of mind at this moment? Or is it because we are used to everything fast nowadays?

I apologize for giving you two decisions to make.

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Jun 1, 2014

Lewis Baltz - Photographer?

Lewis Baltz, artist, didn't like photography. Now that's news. Better news than Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are in Prague for their honeymoon ... and guess what ... it rains!!!!!! Wow!

I always thought Lewis Baltz was a photographer. Was I wrong! He's an artist who accidently took photo's. Desolation, garbage, destruction. I like!



Lee Freidlander

Lee Freidlander is an American photographer from the 1960s - 1970s. Well known for his social landscapes.

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Apr 10, 2014

Men's Hairstyles From The 60s & 70s

I bet, within 30 years, Justin Bieber would be in a video about Men's Hairstyles From The 2000s and people would also laugh their assess off.



Nov 22, 2013

Electronic Music From The 70s

Remember this one? Space with Magic Fly from 1977. Hello Residents and Daft Punk.

Click here for an interview with Justice about French Electronic Music from the 70s.



Oct 28, 2012

The Nipple Bra

Why buy? Create it yourself with peas or buttons or whatever. It is weird though. "Are you cold or just happy to see me" ... "no, it's my new nipple bra".

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Sep 29, 2012

Rock Stars From The 1960s & 1970s

Photographer Barrie Wentzell from the UK music weekly Melody Maker has a retrospective at Morrison Hotel Gallery in NYC.

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A different view on rock stars. I love the wall paper.

Jimmy Page

Apr 1, 2012

Matrioska

Matrioska by Co Hoedeman - 1970.

This is a dance of Russian dolls, as lively in its way as any performance of the Moiseyev Company. What the animator does with them makes for a charming film fantasy. They twirl, swing and sway to gay Russian tunes, never losing their fixed reserve. As the dance ends they hop up in turn into the mother figure, who then hurries off the scene.

Production : National Film Board of Canada


Mar 19, 2012

NYC Photos From 1978-1985


Michael Sean Edwards took a series of photos in NYC between 1978 and 1985 that cover everything from the Garment District to Avenue A.

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Feb 5, 2012

Taj Mahal Travelers - Japanese Ambient Music From The Early 1970s


In 1969, Fluxus artist/musician Takehisa Kosugi formed the Taj Mahal Travelers, an octet of Japanese musicians whose used traditional instruments like violin, double bass, tuba, trumpet, and mandolin in non-traditional ways and run through early electronic effects systems.

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