The Cramps live at Napa State Mental Hospital
Bryan Gregory in all his glory, someone reading a newspaper, the man in the dress, the man in the suit miming along.
“Somebody told me you people are crazy – but I’m not so sure about that”

Domino:

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In June 1978, The Cramps played a free concert for patients at the California State Mental Hospital in Napa, California. The Cramps were at the peak of their engaging sound. They had just finished recording “Gravest Hits.” Midway through the second song, a young woman commands the stage and begins sharing the mic with Lux. By the time the “Human Fly” is played a real ho-down is occurring on and off stage with the audience members dancing about, grabbing at the mic and embracing each other – all of which adds to the spectacle of this once-in-a-lifetime performance! Songs include: “Mystery Plane,” “The Way I Walk,” “Human Fly,” “Domino,” “Garbage Man,” and more.

Found via the ever-awesome Voodoo Village.

A bird shat directly onto me as I was cycling along. I heard a wet thwap, and looked down to find this. Looked quite nice, I thought.

More birdshit designs here & here

“me [Joseph Pelling] and Dan Britt made this, each frame was coloured in with pencils by hand. The audio is from The Shining.”

Awesome.

Via

Lul in Dutch = Prick

Reminded me of this:

From I’m Alan Partridge.

Hell is a town about 20 miles from Trondheim in Norway.

We had to stop here and wait for a few hours for a train to take us to Sweden.
In the local town where we killed some time having lunch, there were a big group of death metallers in the restaurant.

These photos were taken at the (unbelievably cold) train station.

Or maybe ‘Yay’…