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Clare and the Reasons – All The Wine
www.clareandthereasons.com
Great video from Brooklyn-based group Clare and the Reasons. They will be at Mississippi Studios on February 10th with Van Dyke Parks. You can also download their mp3 of “That's All” here.
Related from PDX Pipeline:
Portland Tweed Ride 2010
Video by allenink
On the Twitter? Follow @pdxbikes for Portland Bike tweets.
Some great Tweed Ride pictures after the break… Read the rest of this entry »
More Portland Videos here.
In the premiere episode, Mitch (Morgan Lee) starts his job at the Rose City Coffeehouse, where the pay is meager, the humiliation plentiful, and the customers are always wrong.
Press Release info after the jump...
If you have Portland videos, add it to our Vimeo group: vimeo.com/groups/portland
More Daily Stank Videos here
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I've seen Jacob Fred many times over the years, but this might have been the most enjoyable performance. We live streamed it LIVE from the Goodfoot as well (view here). The live-stream quality is not nearly as clean as Brewcaster's HD here, but people definitely enjoyed it and had an interesting experience.
Download their new album for free.
We'll stream many more events over the coming weeks. Stay tuned to KPDXpipeline. We are “in your corner” and “on your side” and the spirit of the NW somewhat distorted live-streaming… Read the rest of this entry »
Great video by Nathaniel. If you are you shooting video this weekend in Portland, add it to our vimeo group. If you are taking pictures, add them to our Flickr group here.
You can see many more of the PDX Night Owls pictures on their flickr group here.
Where should you shoot videos or take pictures? Here are some thoughts:
‘Portland is better than Brooklyn' + Weekend Events: February 19-22
This woman does a pretty good job here, but I don't believe she is a hula-hoop professional. There will be hula-hoop professionals called “Melody Jordan and Gang” at Backfence PDX this Wednesday.
You can buy tickets to the event at Mission Theater here at their website or if you are on twitter, you can answer our trivia question here and win free tickets. Read the rest of this entry »
This guy is fantastic. I have never seen him on the yellow line, but if you have, please let me know when so we can all see this for ourselves. Brewcaster has a Portland Oregon sights and sounds Vimeo group with over 100 videos.
We also just started a Portland Video group on Vimeo (http://vimeo.com/groups/portland) after discovering that it has much better quality and usuabilty than the Youtubes. You should add videos to Brew's and ours . If you want your video to be in the Daily Stank Video Bank series.
Jona and Claire, aka, Yacht played an amazingly energetic set in front of 1500 screaming high school kids at a benefit for Music In Portland Public Schools on May 30th 2008 at the Crystal Ballroom. Here's the video I shot…
Yacht live at The Crystal Ballroom May 30 2008 from Dave Allen on Vimeo.
From the Moose.
From Earlier Post:
November 29, 2007 — lindapaustin |:: Dec. 6-8 | Luciana Proaño's "Chaski"
Thursday-Saturday, December 6-8 @ 7:00pm
Info/tickets: Artixpdx.com or 503-977-0620
Chaski is a multimedia presentation about endurance and trance, inspired by the Inca Andean runners. A new version of a work created in 1997 and performed 1998, 1999 and 2000. In the Quechua language, CHASKI means "messenger" and refers to the legendary relay runners who carried messages across the deserts, mountains and jungles of Peru.
"Chaski is about the paradox of moving without getting anywhere, the fusion of the line with the infinite," says Proaño, of the collaboration with JB Butler, her husband and well-known jazz guitarist.
Proano dances with fierce and expressive abandon, drawing on improvisation and ritual, as well as unorthodox set design and video, to narrate the mythology. Butler's original composition is an interpretation of Andean, Indian and free-form jazz rhythms and harmonies, and beautifully supports and drives Proano's movement.
The music invokes a heartbeat, the video suggests a watery depth, and the result is an intense, yet playful study of endurance and the insignificance of time.
