Sunday, September 18th, 2005

Big Harvest

Sunday, September 18th, 2005 08:07 pm
hummingwolf: Part of a julia fractal in colors of fire and smoke. (Fire-flavored fractal)
Harvest moon,
begins to curl toward your heart;
naked nonduality dawns within;
while elements exhaust their element: drop
like a rumor without any echo

of enemy tent-poles. You brooded in the night
like we have stayed at home and continue it.

--MegaHAL


On Weather Underground, they have storm advisories for the following: Tropical Storm Philippe and Tropical Storm Rita in the North Atlantic; Hurricane Kenneth, Tropical Depression Lidia, and Tropical Storm Max in the East Pacific; Tropical Depression Vicente in the Western Pacific; and Hurricane Jova in the Central Pacific. Anyone else finding this really, really impressive?

Higher up, we have a good chance of more solar flares coming from "hyperactive sunspot" 798, plus (of course) a lovely Harvest Moon.

In a completely unrelated link, Eternity Travel will "give the discerning, God(s)-fearing ancient Egyptian consumer the tools and information to plan for a safe, speedy, comfortable trip to the afterlife." Be sure to look for the promotion code so you can get extra debens to pay for your tomb and mummification. And remember: Unused debens are non-transferable and are not considered legal tender in the afterlife.

In honor of tonight's moon, MegaHAL has more poetry for anyone interested:Harvest Moon )

Harvesting

Sunday, September 18th, 2005 10:39 pm
hummingwolf: Drawing of a creature that is part-wolf, part-hummingbird. (Hummingwolf by Dandelion)
The harvest moon tonight reminded me of the Indio album Big Harvest, which reminded me to search the web for info about whatever happened to Gordon Peterson. Though another artist used the name Indio to record an entirely different album, Gordon/Indio only released that one as far as I knew.

Well, it seems there really isn't any other music by him available after all. Just one haunting album (plus one non-album bonus track and one alternate version of the first single) and a disappearance into obscurity. But even with such minimal output and nothing heard from him since 1989, the guy still has some dedicated fans. He even learned about the fans and figured he'd give a short explanation: "The short answer is I did not at the time, have whatever type of personality it required to endure the dark valleys that occur all too often in the business. It overwhelmed me and that was that. I am very much alive, healthy and well. I continue to write and record, and someday I plan to release my work to date but really have no time frame or finality to it."

If you're curious what the music sounded like, go to that link above, find the message from "gordonsoulfood" and follow directions to get into the briefcase. Though the original version of "Hard Sun" had drums and Joni Mitchell, and "Sand Through My Hands" doesn't fit with the album, you can still get a sense of the music's appeal.

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