GrandPooOfAwesome
the most "awesome" crap around
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
One of My Studnets Thinks I'm a Ninja
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xo,
The Secre
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Saturday, January 03, 2009
Thursday, July 03, 2008
Knoxville
I just wanted to post some of the videos I've taken around my town: Knoxville. You can also watch them on my profile at DailyMotion. Also, did you know there was a knoxtube? It doesn't seem like there are a lot of contributors yet, but I made a profile there, too.
This video is my favorite video. I call it The Happy Dancer. The other night, I met the girl who got up there to dance with him and told her about the video, but I don't really know how to find her on MySpace or remember her name...so, if you know her or the happy dancer send them a link. [Oh, and I also can't tell you who this is singing, so if anyone knows...enlighten me.]
This video is equally awesome. I'm pretty sure I'm going to accrue a collection of drunk guys dancing. This was at Machelle Malone at Patrick Sullivan's. Michelle rocks btw, and you should totally check her out. I'm astonished that Knoxville doesn't support her like it should.
And then there's this guy, who I don't think is drunk...just crazy. He was also "breakdancing" at pride, so I think he pretty much lives on the square. Here he's doing a dramatic interpretation of one of Hudson K's songs. You should also check out Hudson K...They're local, awesome, and on my friends list.
This is a video of the end of an Einstein Simplified show. They're Knoxville's best [and only] improv troup, and their shows are every Tuesday night upstairs at Patrick Sullivan's. If you'd like to go sometime, give me a holla. We don't go regularly, but I'm very willing to escort you to your first improv experience.
Here's another Einstein Simplified, but this time with a guest appearance from our friend Jo Dunkle, who moved to Chicago to study with Second City. We're kinda proud of her and kinda think she's awesome.
My friend Hallie took these two videos of Blue Mother Tupelo at Barley's. Blue Mother Tupelo rocks my world, and if you know me at all you've heard me gush over them for at least a year and a half. Not only do they rock out a joint, they are sweet as hell and spreaders of sunshine. They're very real and very talented.
With Ricky's dad:
Here's Michelle Malone and two of Garrison Starr...both at Patrick Sullivan's and both awesome, awesome, awesome!
Here's Marc Broussard at Sundown on Market Square:
And last but far from least...Here's my friend Samuel playing fiddle with his new band Smokin' Grass. I'm SO proud of him!
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Share Your Music With Me
So...two peeps of interest launched new cds yesterday: Martha and Alanis. Obviously, I'm way out of the loop, because I had no idea that Alanis was releasing a new cd, but I'm way happy that it's the result of a breakup because I really missed the scorned but vulnerable, transparent, and soulful Morrisette of old.
Anyway, because of Martha's release and the bulletin her MySpace manager posted, I learned about ilike.com. I was using Last.fm, but this place is even better because it lets you play full songs continuously, artists seem to be more interactive, it tells you the release dates of new cds and whether or not they're on tour, and like other places, gives you great recommendations.
I invite you to join and share what you're listening to with me. My profile is @ http://www.ilike.com/user/grandpooofaweso I just started yesterday, so there isn't a lot of info about what I've been listening to, but you should join because it's super cool. I have no friends yet and I'd like some that I really know. I want to stalk your music taste, so add me bitches.
Oh, and also, I love you.
Thursday, May 29, 2008
How Not to Make Money as a Street Performer
I was trying to remember why I had the theme from Rocky in my head today, and then I remembered seeing this video late one night when I was probably high [on life] and how great I thought it was.
I'm not sure why I was video googling "street performers" in the first place, but here you go. IDK who to give credit to for this video, but many kudos to Tim Eric, aka grandpoo of awesome street performers...not.