Smash It! Sonny Bono does a pretty darn great Alice Cooper imitation on a Love Boat episode from 1979.
Welcome to Captain Stubing nightmare! Anyway, the good captain of the Love Boat might not have been impressed by Sonny Bono channeling Alice Cooper in this Love Boat episode from 1979, but I sure was. Besides, Stubing was a total L7. Viva la BonoCooper!
Via: Dangerous Minds.
Posted in Really Retro, RocknRoll, Trippy, TV
Tagged Really Retro, RocknRoll, Trippy, TV
Faster Pussycat, Kill! Kill! Tura Satana portrait made entirely with rice, by Jason Mecier.
Via: Dangerous Minds.
A clip from the new Beastie Boys video, Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win. Directed by Spike Jonez.
Even action figure versions of the Beastie Boys can’t be stopped! Check out yet another show-stopping video from the new Beastie Boys record, Hot Sauce Committee, Part II, Don’t Play No Game I Can’t Win. Bonus? The video, directed by Spike Jonez, also features a Santigold doll, complete with anti-Barbie, ring-bling. Word.
Via: Funny or Die!
Vintage concession stand creep from MK12 on Vimeo.
So…”Let’s not go out to the movies, and have ourselves a snack.”
Posted in Fucking Scary!, Other, Trippy, Video, What The...
Tagged Film, Fucking Scary!, Trippy
Gary Busey in his natural habitat. Mr. Busey turns 67 years crazy, today.
Via: Dlisted.
Kiss Teletubbies on acid Blotter paper. By Zane Kesey. $17.95.
According to artist Zane Kesey, he is one of only three artists in the U.S. that can professionally print his artwork on acid blotter paper. Kesey uses the 900 dose sheet to create his trippy pieces of artwork.
Classic album covers on acid blotter paper. By Zane Kesey. $17.95.
Sadly, there is no actual ACID on the blotter sheets (BOO!), but Kesey says you are free to “eat” his artwork if you like.
More from Kesey via his official site.
Posted in Ace!, Gene Simmons, Kiss, Trippy
Tagged Ace!, Gene Simmons, Kiss, Trippy
Wobbulated Ace Frehley.
Wobbulate is a site that lets you “play” around with images like virtual Silly Putty. You can even upload your own images, and distort them. As I’ve done to my favorite Spaceman, above.
The animated short Destino. By Salvador Dali, for The Walt Disney Company. 2003.
The production for Destino, a collaboration between Walt Disney and Salvador Dali, began in 1945. In 2003, 58 years later, and 37 years after Disney’s death (Dali passed away in 1989), Destino was finally released.
Many thanks to the Wooster Collective and Juxtapoz for posting the short that you probably haven’t seen, or have long forgotten existed at all. It’s trippy, haunting and beautiful. Much like the artists who created it.
Botswana headbanger, Maximum. Photo by Frank Marshall. Thanks to K for the very metal link.
More stunning photos, and the story behind the very metal, headbanging cowboys of Botswana @ I Heart Chaos.
Very Metal Dad on the streets of Awesomeville, France.
My Dad is bigger than your Dad, he’s got eight cars and a sweater that says “Heavy Metal”. SING IT!
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