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Friday, June 11, 2010
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
$500 DOLLAR REWARD--->
for info leading to the arrest and conviction of the taggers known as sky-z and primo. tips, anonymous or otherwise should be sent to email address dion(at)ufofactory.com........this past weekend DAVIN and DION of the UFO FACTORY painted the "CLOUD BRIDGE" at the viaduct on west grand between michigan and vernor. this art work was funded,commissioned, and authorized by local non- profit organization SOUTHWEST SOLUTIONS and the neighborhood group WEST GRAND UNITED FOR PROGRESS (special thanks to the many folks who showed up and helped with this painting/clean-up/flower planting project).
well , as expected it was quickly defiled by graffiti writers....TAGGERS STAY AWAY FROM OUR CLOUD BRIDGE!!! we will paint over your "work" every week and if yoo keep coming back we will track down your "work" around the city and a 100 strong posse of volunteers will paint over it in broad daylight with "the man" blocking the street for us...it's our neighborhood STAY OUT!!!
well , as expected it was quickly defiled by graffiti writers....TAGGERS STAY AWAY FROM OUR CLOUD BRIDGE!!! we will paint over your "work" every week and if yoo keep coming back we will track down your "work" around the city and a 100 strong posse of volunteers will paint over it in broad daylight with "the man" blocking the street for us...it's our neighborhood STAY OUT!!!
Sunday, June 6, 2010
CLOUD BRIDGE in NEW DETROIT!!!
Please come visit the CLOUD BRIDGE before it gets tagged by stupid graffiti dum-dums!!! West Grand Blvd. between Michigan Ave and Vernor!!!




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ALICCIA,
CHRIS,
DANNY,
DAVIN,
dion,
NEW DETROIT,
SEAN,
SOUTHWEST SOLUTIONS,
ufo factory,
VIC,
WGUP
Thursday, June 3, 2010
SSM / WOLFMAN BAND / DJ FREDDY FORTUNE - SATURDAY JUNE 5 @ PARK BAR
SSM progressive garage rock supergroup's "last waltz" hmmm ,so yoo better be there
WOLFMAN BAND wolfmen not cavemen hairy rock socio politiccal commentary
DJ FREDDY FORTUNE if there is a band from the 60's called the cavemen i guarantee fred has that 45
ALL THE INFO HERE
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freddy fortune,
park bar,
SSM,
WOLFMAN BAND
QUAIL / ARAN RUTH / WARREN DEFEVER - FRIDAY JUNE 4 @ PARK BAR
QUAIL j ross eric debut dualing hammonds trio stoner yes rock noooooo
ARAN RUTH superior songbird synth stylings
WARREN DEFVER vh1 storytellers but better plus a harmonium
ALL THE INFO HERE
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
gettin' with the 90's
INFINITY PEOPLE have a FACEBOOK- "LIKE US".
The word like has developed several non-traditional uses in informal speech. These uses of like are commonly associated with Valley girls in pop culture, as made famous through the song "Valley Girl" by Frank Zappa, released in 1982, and the film of the same name, released the following year. The stereotyped "valley girl" language is an exaggeration of the variants of California English spoken by younger generations.However, non-traditional usage of the word has been around at least since the 1950s, introduced through beat and jazz culture. The beatnik character Maynard G. Krebs (Bob Denver) in the popular Dobie Gillis TV series of 1959-1963 brought the expression to prominence. The word finds similar use in Scooby Doo (which originated in 1969) : Shaggy: "Like, let's get out of here here, Scoob!"It is also used in the 1962 novel A Clockwork Orange by the narrator as part of his teenage slang. "I, like, didn't say anything."Such uses of the word like can now be found everywhere English is spoken, particularly by young, native English speakers.A common eye dialect spelling is loike.
The word like has developed several non-traditional uses in informal speech. These uses of like are commonly associated with Valley girls in pop culture, as made famous through the song "Valley Girl" by Frank Zappa, released in 1982, and the film of the same name, released the following year. The stereotyped "valley girl" language is an exaggeration of the variants of California English spoken by younger generations.However, non-traditional usage of the word has been around at least since the 1950s, introduced through beat and jazz culture. The beatnik character Maynard G. Krebs (Bob Denver) in the popular Dobie Gillis TV series of 1959-1963 brought the expression to prominence. The word finds similar use in Scooby Doo (which originated in 1969) : Shaggy: "Like, let's get out of here here, Scoob!"It is also used in the 1962 novel A Clockwork Orange by the narrator as part of his teenage slang. "I, like, didn't say anything."Such uses of the word like can now be found everywhere English is spoken, particularly by young, native English speakers.A common eye dialect spelling is loike.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
The Threads of Grass in Concert / Time Stereo presents Movie Time
THE THREADS OF GRASS MADE A FEATURE LENGTH MOVIE ABOUT THEIR TOUR --> COME TO THE WORLD PREMIER
MONDAY MAY 10TH @ THE BURTON THEATER - IN NEW DETROIT !!!!!
ALL THE INFO HERE
...AND OPENING THE EVENING ALL YOUR FAVORITE TIME STEREO CLASSICS PLUS SOME NEW ONES
MONDAY MAY 10TH @ THE BURTON THEATER - IN NEW DETROIT !!!!!
ALL THE INFO HERE
...AND OPENING THE EVENING ALL YOUR FAVORITE TIME STEREO CLASSICS PLUS SOME NEW ONES
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IN CONCERT,
MOVIE TIME,
THREADS OF GRASS,
TIME STEREO
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