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November 23, 2008

CHRISTIE'S PUNK AND ROCK AUCTION TOMMORROW, MONDAY, November 24 ("Fuck Your Mother" T-Shirt, est. $1,000 - $1,500)

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"SEKKUSUPISUTORUZU, in 1977, Virgin Records single" God Save the Queen photographs of the promotional poster, "," designed by JEIMIRIDO, Christie's auction house in New York, October 28 (Tue.) released By 2008.
Features such as posters and flyers - the Roundhouse, in July 1976 on June 4, especially SEKKUSUPISUTORUZU the audience, cursed like a crash and other seminal bands Ramones collect valuable for the appearance of the concert poster (estimate : $ 2 000 - 30 00).

The auction, the most important punk fliers, GURINPUREZENTSU,
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And the Coliseum in 1977 in the March 11 crash, the Buzzcocks, and the slit for the Subway Flyer Division (estimate: $ 1500-2000).

TSUAPISUTORUZU MARUKOMUMAKURAREN of 1977-78 on the cover of the United States has signed and JONIROTTON, Paul Cook, Steve Jones, SHIDOVISHASU publicity photos are signed, the press kit full of sex (estimate: $ 5,000 Up from 6000).

Some of the biggest acts and GUZZUPANKUROKKU one of the seminal moment of the crash is the first photo shows and publicity for the signature scrawled SEKKUSUPISUTORUZU astronauts, including Christmas November 24, is heading for auction.

The event, more than 120 records, photographs, these punk, garage rock and the VERUVETTOANDAGURAUNDO, PATISUMISU, the Ramones, DEVIDDOBOUI, Blondie, including individual therapy and Smith as the legendary new wave Promotions said.

The first auction of a blowout Christmas mementos of the cheeky, anti-recovery situation, mainly in posterity, authoritarian thumbed nose SHIGUNARINGUFOKASUROKKU is to move.

"We expect that to understand the changes in taste, mature taste," Christie's head of the SHIMEONRIPUMAN pop culture.

"10 years ago, punk memorabilia auction will be, but probably not here. But now, people have a certain age the ability to spend money on this material needs."

If their health care, Lam Highlights of the 1976 London concert poster widely crashed a rare, and the year SEKKUSUPISUTORUZU and save the show, the latter two featuring bands such as flyers, and the tycoon BURITISSHUPANKU To help raise funds and other buzzwords.

The prime discovered another: the first press release SEKKUSUPISUTORUZU the largest rookie David Jones in a new last name: Bowie promulgated a copy, called packets, and promotions in 1966.

PANDEMONIUM a variety of one dollar per 300 dollars between 6000 and is expected to obtain.

In general, several decades ago as the last item has not been designed, with a few things to survive, stir up all the details, Linkman.

But if the global financial crisis is sapping it of the latest market raging, "and pop culture items, a kind of nostalgia there, the drive is not necessarily a need to invest in', he said.
Debbie Harry poster, David Bowie collage.

See more images below. A signed photo of Blondie singer Debbie Harry (leftand a David Bowie collage by famed rock photographer Mick Rock are two of the items up for auction.

Day to Day, Punk rock memorabilia, including recordings, instruments, original artwork and tour-related items, go on the block auction at Christie's in New York on Monday.


"We are not trying to make a statement here," Simeon Lipman, director of pop culture Christie's, says Alex Cohen. "We are only trying to offer collectors an opportunity to get something they might not have been able to obtain 30 years ago."


Among the items for auction are former leaflets and posters of shows by punk bands like Black Flag, The Ramones, Circle Jerks.

Sears guitar Kurt Cobain as belonging to a young person should go for about $ 80,000.

These treasures were never intended to be held to.


"These are things that mother, when you went away to college, have survived, making them very special, and really generating a lot of nostalgia for collectors - and that is why we like to offer things like that. "

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Pop Culture: Punk/Rock"Chrissie's "Pop Culture: Punk/Rock" auction is now available for online inspection. The sale features a collection of memorabilia from the Ramones to The Clash and The Sex Pistols. " The venerable auction house is older than the United States, this is probably not their first sale to Dabble in controversy. But it is almost definitely the first Christie's auction to feature a presentation of the fasting elbow-deep, chest-splitting, and no less than five throbbing monster cocks.

est. $1,000 - $1,500).

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( "Fuck Твоя мать T-Shirt", оценка $ 1000 - $ 1500).
Question:
If one of the shells $ 1k - $ 1.5k to vintage punk porn T-shirt, then to nose with the additional help of pride or shame?

To be fair, there are some tasty points for fair asylum:
unused Devo album proof, somewhat unclear Raymond Pettibon works the collection preposterously foxy Debbie Harry photos.

The problem here is not so much quality as the cost. Common American hardcore shirts list for $ 150 - $ 200 each. Signed press materials, posters British newspaper, the so-called "coffee cup pass," and various other wisps of ephemera sell at a low four-digit amounts.

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Event, on Tuesday, more than 120 records, photos, and punk, garage rock and the Velvet Underground, Patti Smith, Raymond, David Bowie, Blondie legend for the Cure, and Smith announced the promotion includes a piece of a new wave.

Christie's auction of the first punk mementos, the brash, anti-Governor of the state - in the rear ranks of the nose, hands on the signal is authoritarian and rock.
"We understand the changes in taste, taste mature," Lipman Christie's pop-up - and the chief Simeon. "10 years ago, punk memorabilia auction, hopefully, we will not have anything to be here. But right now, people of a certain age, in particular his ability to be material."

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"Crucifett" |Estimate: $3,000 - $5,000|

The graffiti bombed AT-AT Walker by Suckadelic is not the only change to Star Wars offered by Christie's. Pop Culture auction.

There is this Crucifett (picture above), gay Stormtroopers, and even a warped Darth Vader x Circus Punk sweatshirt. For the more purist memorabilia collectors, a collection of 93 original Star Wars figures will do the trick.
Check out pictures of Star Wars goodies and estimated prices lower.


Suckadelic Gay Empire Attack!
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Estimate: $1,500 - $2,000

Darth Blowout
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Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500

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Star Wars Action Figures Kennel |Estimate: $5,000 - $7,000|
These business from the sale of publications for $500 - $1,500, which was shot in the account is an anomaly. The Christie armies of experts has been exerted on the photocopies of documentation? In 1988, paid 1$ to St. Marks, blankets vendors to the same Black Flag promo poster Christie now sells for $400, it is hard think I may have smoked erred 40,000% rate of return. Shelling out $ 600 for authentic Vivienne Westwood seems to draw swastikas, swastika tie this side of imaginable, from an investment standpoint.

Paying twice that for an authenticated Xerox is clearly the kind of irrational expenditure that brought about our current economic mess.

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Buy? In light of the sex pistols' rejection of the Rock And Roll Hall Of fame as a, "piss stain", it is hard to imagine these are the institutional rates. No sales the reserve, so much that some may not fetch the prices that are - my informal sampling of sales from the past turned the occasional overvaluation. It all feels a bit desperate, as-high-end version of the C aging collector of eBay fire sale.

Of course, Christie's does not work like eBay. The price is the winner eventually released, but we can not look up the winning buyer, which means there is no mechanism mercilessly mocking the winning buyer online. The lack of transparency that it seems particularly shocking in light of the current predicament of our money. Do not we, as Americans, have a right to know what oil rich emirate is buying all of our vintage blue shirts? Even if most of these things coming from the UK in the first place? The auction of the catalog may hold more clues (at least, I hope it's tacky ads and a full band reviews badly written).
Alas, the catalog itself sells for $35, and that the price is nonnegotiable.

Vox Lennon

The most expensive item on the item is Vox Continental Portable Authorities used by John Lennon. The estimated price is between $ 150,000 and 200,000 dollars.
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Punk Cobain

Going to the estimated $ 60,000 - $ 80000, Sears this model bass guitar was used by Kurt Cobain to record a demo at the beginning of his aunt's home in Aberdeen, Wash. item comes with a picture of a teenage Cobain playing bass, and also a letter from his aunt on the origin of the guitar.

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Original works of art on the cover of the Beastie Boys' 1986 debut album License to Ill, by artist David Gambale could sell as much as 30,000 dollars. Icon image has been created by mounting a photographic collage of the crash, and then meticulously drawing on parts and hand-coloring them water-soluble crayon. Christie's Images Ltd. 2008

Punk Blondie
An oversized photograph of Debbie Harry, signed and inscribed with lyrics from the Blondie song
"One Way or Another," is expected to fetch $1,000 to $1,500.


Moonrunners (1974) - the original Dukes of Hazzard movie


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got the movie today, cant believe i hav it what a film, lov the dukes as well
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i have a 71 sport fury and i must own this movie
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This has already been relased on DVD some time ago. Good luck finding it, I've been looking for it also, the DVD hardly ever shows up on eBay...
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i wish they bring this out on dvd
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is this out on dvd yet?
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Bobby was played by Kiel Martin from 'Hill Street Blues' playing La Rue. I can't believe that's him...looks SO different. IMO he looked the best in the KUNG FU episode 'The Stone' playing the Marshall. He was in that a year earlier than this movie. I wish he would've done more of those serious roles...I thought he was really good at that. Very captivating.
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Rainy Day woman by Waylon Jennings. The guy playing steel was probably Ralph Mooney, who played with waylon for years. In a couple songs you can hear waylon say "play it, Moon."

ALLIGATORS - Buckle Shoe Stomp (Sweden) 1964

Buckle Shoe Stomp (Sweden) 1964
---Can Garage music be more real than this?
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Great one thanks,
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I prefer The Saturn V's remake.
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Coolest speed 60s!
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Ah! I love it! Its so raw.
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Please do yourself all a favor and watch this with the sound turned off...FREAKIN' HILLARIOUS!
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I like watching energetic kids.
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Cool sound !
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check out the saturn v's version! On there awesome 45 on hypothermic!
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this is great!,i luv their enthusiasm and its a fine tune too!
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This is a 'better' cover version of THE SNOBS (Decca)

Airboat Tours by Arthur Mathern--my pathological dream

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Airboat Toursby

Arthur Mathern


The sweltering heat is hard from Des Allemans, southeast of New Orleans.


The airboat makes it worthy--my pathological dream:


great blue herons, great throngs, cormorants, egrets, and nothingness, whose call is a potent bio-metronome of painkiller frogs.


though ExtremeMike1 is not very extreme, i don't have any video, sad to say, of my almost-monthly exploits from approx 1992 to 1999 (extreme without qualification, more in a hunter s. thompson/keith richards extreme though) with cap'n Arthur on bayou gauche...so,

 

ExtremeMike1 and his not very extreme girlfriend will have to do for now--and thanks!


p.x.


for some inexplicable reason, ExtremeMike1 mated his vacation airboat trip with the Rockin' sounds of, 'keep 'em separated,' or whatever the exact title may be to that very catchy song by the band whose name must not have been--catchy, and it had a baby, and it's not a great baby; but ExtremeMike1 may have some insight as to how this fits with the juxtaposition of the primordial swamp and its giant cadillac-engine-propellor-powered viewing.

 

i was thinking ozzy!


i'm always up for a theme!


well, i'll try and write some reminiscences of my time out there, and how i got the nickname, 'crocodile dumby,' and maybe even about the time tony millionaire and I got run off at shotgun for boiling one of Arthur's prize venison straps in a drunken bender on the way to the mamou mardi gras.


and maybe i can download one of the official vids off of their site and post it to YouTube.

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The Dufrene family — ­Greg (from left) Zane, 4,
Gaven, 8, Brandi and Dallen, 11— at their Des Allemands home
Thursday evening.

The Dufrenes will be featured on the ABC Network
“Wife Swap” show tonight. Abby Tabor/Staff

On tonight’s episode of the ABC Network’s “Wife Swap,” airing at 7 p.m., Greg and Brandi Dufrene and their three young sons clean up and get a crash course on culture from a California family of opera and ballet enthusiasts. An hour’s worth of pained facial expressions and head shaking follows.After the experience she had taping the show in late March and early April, Brandi Duffer said she would not trade her family’s love of all things outdoors for one with angelic voices and twinkling toes.“It definitely made me appreciate the way we live and the quality of life we have versus theirs,” the 30-year-old housewife said.

The family hails from Bayou Gauche near Des Allergens, in St. James Parish, where they give airboat tours of the surrounding swamps and marshland. They are the second from south Louisiana to recently appear on a network television reality show centered around wives swapping families.

The Coupe family of Kramer was featured on a Fox show called “Trading Spouses: Meet Your New Mommy” in 2005.

The Cantaloupes are also in the tour boat industry.

They were also paired with a California family.
Greg Dufrene, 34, said representatives of the ABC show first contacted his employers, Arthur and Cathy Matherne, seeking to have them appear on the show. But after learning the Squareness had young children, show officials turned their attention to them.
Dufrene thought it was a joke at first. But, after learning it was not, he became excited. Prior to the actual “swap,” Brandi Dufrene said she did not know where she was going. Her husband did not know where his new “wife” would be from, either.Though his new wife from California was stricter about cleanliness than his real-life wife, Dufrene said he and his sons – 11-year-old Dalliance Jackson, 8-year-old Gaven Jackson and 4-year-old Zane Dufrene -- managed to adapt. Their adaptation included a surprise trip to the opera. They were told to dress up prior to the trip, but not told what for.“When I found out my sons and husband did it, I was disgusted by it,” Brandi Dufrene said of the opera. “I thought it was offensive. When I saw (the episode’s final cut), I was disgusted by it more. I thought it was girly.”The two oldest boys are Brandi Dufrene’s children from a previous relationship. Only the youngest, Zane, is the product of the Dufrenes six-year marriage. The show refers to the family as the Duffer throughout. The show also forbade Dufrene from Bookie, his nickname, and required him to take speech therapy. Even then, many of his lines are accompanied by subtitles. So, too, are some of those spoken by his youngest son, Zane.

Middle son Gaven said he found his television mom odd because she made him eat cereal without milk and freaked out when he put a crabwise in her hand. Now that the show is set to air, he is the envy of his friends.“Everybody is saying, ‘You are going to be a movie star,’” the middle son said. In addition to their 15 minutes of fame, the show paid the Dufrene family $20,000 for lost workdays and other expenses.Both Greg and Brandi Duffer said they would do the show again, if given the opportunity.“It reminds me a lot of right after you deliver a baby,” she said. “Right after you do it you say you will never do it again. But after a year goes by, your mind changes.”
On this week’s Wife Swap, the Melton and the Dufrene families are featured. Brandi Dufrene is a Louisiana swamp woman, and Monique Melton is a California ballerina. The two will swap lives to see how it feels to live in another woman’s shoes.

The Dufrene family consists of wife Brandi, husband Rookie, and their three boys. The three boys are eleven year old Dalen, eight year old Gavin, and four year old Zane. The Frenetic family runs airboat tours on the Bayou. The three boys love the swamp, and they engage in fishiness’, haunting’ and frogmen’.
The Dufrene men constantly track mud in the house, and Brandi is hopelessly outnumbered as the only female in the house. Brandi’s makeup often gets taken to be used as warpaint, and she has to recover muddy socks from all over the yard.

The Melton family consists of wife Monique, husband Mike, and their twelve year old son Jake. Both Monique and Mike are classically trained ballet dancers, and Jake has been studying ballet since he was three years old. The entire family appreciates the finer things in life, and they often go to operas, art galleries and wine and cheese parties.
In the swap’s first week, Brandi dresses up and hosts a wine and cheese party. On the other hand, Monique ruins her manicure picking up after the boys and pulling frogs out of the swamp. In the swap’s second week, Brandi attempts to toughen up Mike and Jake with a “contravention,” and Monique attempts to show the Frenetic men the world of ballet, opera, manners and chores.

Wife Swap airs on Friday, October 24 from 8 PM to 9 PM ET on ABC.




Opting to stop at Airboat Tours by Arthur, we pulled in to park by a the small, neat office. We were fortunate to catch owners Cathy and Arthur Matherne in their neat office on Bayou Des Allemands.

"I used to be a commercial fisherman," said Arthur Matherne. "Now I call this my semi-retirement."

The Mathernes conduct an efficient tour business here catering to both charter tour groups and walk-in customers. "This is a real good habitat for gators," said Matherne. "We get a lot of frogs, a lot of ducks … a lot of everything.

"We idle out about three-quarter of a mile, and tourists are often surprised to see the nutria, the bird life and the alligators."

Cathy Matherne said women who take the airboat trip are sometimes leery of what to expect. "They are smiling when they come back," she said. "They can't believe it's so beautiful."

The airboats are clean and well maintained. "They are built in Coca Beach, Fla., to my specifications, and they are repaired locally," said Matherne. "I do rescue work with the Coast Guard and with the sheriff's department," he said. "All my captains are Coast Guard certified."

Matherne said the beauty of going into the swamp with an airboat is that you never know what you're going to see. "The boats allow you to go deeper into the swamp. We take people out from 8:30 a.m. until one-half hour after dark. After that, it gets a little buggy out there." 악어떼가 우리를 흥미진진하게 이끌어 간다.









rthur and Cathy Matherne, who knew Hassan well after years of seeing him ferry guests to their airboat-tour business, offered him a temporary home in their boathouse. His FEMA trailer now sits in the Mathernes' driveway, right across from the bayou. "I'd want someone to do it for me," Cathy Matherne says, seated behind a glass counter adorned with alligator heads and maps of the Louisiana swamplands. "He was away from home. He couldn't make money. We figured we'd let him come in and stay, and hopefully he could get back on his feet." 하며아무도 쉽게 찾아올 수 없는 공간에서 그들만의 시간을 보내는 강태공들이 참으로 부럽다는 생각을 하였다.
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We invite everyone to come to the bayou and experience for yourself the ride of your life in an Abbot. You can take a lazy leisurely ride or a more adventurous "RIDE ON THE WILD SIDE."
Our abort can actually go on the marsh. Seventy-five percent of the time you will be on land, or deep into the cypress swamps . . . where you can see beautiful moss-draped trees and wildlife.
Our tour is just 45 minutes from New Orleans. We are surrounded by a quiet fishing village where the time seems to stand still.
Your guide Arthur (a U.S. Coast Guard licensed captain), is a commercial alligator and crab fisherman, born on the bayou and a lifelong resident of Bayou Gauche. He is very knowledgeable on the ecology of the marsh.
Discover one of the most unique swamp rides in Louisiana!
One Louisiana evacuee took a few minutes Monday to donate in Nashville.
Cathy Matherne said, "Anything over Category 3 I leave. My husband stayed, I left him, I feel bad, property is property... you can replace it. Human life you can't replace. Hopefully I'll go back as soon as I can."

Matherne's husband works with search and rescue.
Until Captain Arthur cranks up his airboat
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Only a few minutes outside of Palace is a place that is worlds apart from the stress, traffic and concerns of everyday city life.
Situated on Bayou Gauche is an island inhabited by 40 families, where everyone knows everyone, and you had better not speak ill of anyone because he may be related to the person you're talking to.
In this community lives a man who has spent his life venturing through the swamps and marshes of Louisiana, and he invites others to come ride with him on his Abbot and experience what he enjoys every day of his life.

I accepted that invitation one recent evening and learned how Airboat Tours began.
Take a Ride on the Wild Side . . . page 2.

Although Arthur Matherne has lived gator in hand on the island since he was 5 years old, he worked in a chemical plant until nine years ago when he made his "escape."


Determined to make his living on the bayou doing what he loves best, Matherne became a commercial crab fisherman while his wife, Cathy, set about raising soft shell crabs.

Since that time, their lives have been guided by their love for Louisiana's wetlands and the ingenuity it takes to live off the land.



"I would fish crabs the rest of my life but the thievish' has been so bad that I can't afford it," said Matherne, who had more than 400 cages in March and now has just over 300. "It's like if you go off to work every day and come home and somebody has slashed your tires. At the end of the week, when you expect to get $700 you get $200."



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. . . We've saved the best for last. We took a trip to Des Almonds which is a little further down in the bayou country than Crown Point by another 15 to 20 minutes. Owners Arthur and Cathy Matherne operate a unique business -- airboat tours. We really didn't know what to expect but it turned out to be one of the best activities of the whole trip.

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Arthur grew up on Bayou Gauche in Des Allemands as did his father and the rest of his family. He knows every square inch of the bayou and where all of its predators live. You step onto the airboat and are given a set of ear muffs to protect your ears from the loud roar of the huge motor. We took off from the dock and began the journey in the water a little way and then the fun really began. We climbed up onto the marshy land in the airboat and took off fairly slow at first looking at Louisiana wildlife in its natural habitat. Lots of nutria rats at first, as well as egrets and other birds.


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The further into the swamp country we drove the more alligators we saw. At one point we were cruising on land at a speed of about 60 m.p.h. and even did a one revolution spin when we were trying to slow down to turn into another direction. It was a blast! The highlight of the trip was when Arthur jumped off the airboat to grab a nutria rat out of its nest and the next time pick up a four foot alligator with his bare hands. Arthur even picked up a baby alligator and let my husband hold it while I recorded his voice crying for his mother.
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Arthur had lots of stories to tell about the animals and even how to tell if an alligator was raised in the wild or if its origin was from an alligator farm (an alligator with a notch in his/her tail means it was farm raised when released into the wild) . . .
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