Monday, April 09, 2007

fly-boy

easter monday morning
i ring my little duckling in dela-where?
but shes busy putting bumper to sleep
and that can be a fiddly n tricky task
sometimes the bumper pretends to go to sleep
so as you sneak out
she can open her eyes
stare at you sadly..
pack yer bags..youre going onna guilt trip
i listened to both gilt trips the other day actually
i reckon i'd like em if say
rikki mon-ami from the braying jungstown madagascar
say he stuck gilt trip on my pod
and i stumbled upon it
the way i stumble on all these other great things
he put in my pod
but no wundah the music biz is going down ye olde draine
i mean
i dont even go in the ten dollar cd shop no more
note to non aust residents:
full price cds are about 30 bucks here
but i mean i sat around my anonymous friends house lassanite
we was thinking of the most obscure stuff
we could think of
i remembered seeing an advertisement for a band called affinity
back in 1970 in the nme
so i say see if they got affinity
i mean iesus christos
affinity is gotta be pretty rare
maybe...maybe
mwps got it
i wouldnt be surprised
but sure enuff
the internets got it
bang
we'll have that
its blurb reads psychedelic jazz blah folk pop fusion
(read: its probably atrocious bullshit)
but hey you want rarity
i read somewhere that true fans
will buy music if by their faves
and especially if "indy"
even tho they could get it for free
(hint hint)
no no
i trust you fiends
its like subscrbing to this blogge
some people
they know who they are
i know who they are
have been ridiculously generous
and i do most 'umbly thank 'em
others have been very fair
and to them i again say thank ye kindly
these people have more than made up for those
who dont care to subscribe
and thats how life is
you winsome
you lose sum
if it was me i probably wouldna gotten around to paying either
fuck i dont even thank the people properly for gifts theyve sent
like memmy mem from memland
a copy of gospel of judas
but also in a cover handpainted
with bottle of jaeger on front
n can of red bullshit on back cover, lover
i must say this mem
its hard to read
with the gaps n fragments n footnotes
i mean it aint:
hi im judas iscariot
and last nite
jesus h christ walked on yonder water baybee
i mean the nazarene he was aqua-ambulating y'all
no its like a few words n then copious footnotes
which say that the word "love" you just read, say
actually in this aramaic or hebrew or whatever
those cats were talking in
well it says love could also mean hate
or loathing
or it could mean flowerpot or riverbank
and a lot of scholars are going for the vase option...
can you dig this broken up narrative that judas ends up being
im afraid i temporaraly stalled
ive started american gods by neil gaiman
which rusty swears is a good book
it better be rusty
i dont wanna find out at 18 ooo miles over borneo
that this books boreing me to teers
but the letters are printed big
and thats a start
at least
yes
this arvo
me n powlesy koppes n johnno
our lighting man from the last 20 odd yeers
n mrs tp
will all fry to london via some singer-poor
or bang cock!
one or the other
to start our euro tour
now im hoping to have a treat for y'all
i said hoping didnt i
im gonna take my camera n try n post some pics
as i flounce around europa
visiting places i hope the jazz is gonna flow
thats right if you coming to our say
transylvanian gigs
and you think boy itll be hard for the olde being
to do any jazz numbers tonight
and you think
hey my uncle hugo left a stash of sweet jazz
in my top drawer
then please please
children of the night
bring it on home
a different kind of subscriber you shall be deemed, childe
yes a jazz donor for all time exonerated of pecuniary payments
just knock on the door n say
jazz sent me
but beware
in the u.s.
naughty people using invoking name of sacred jazz
coming thru door n saying whoops no jazz but anyway....
well let me say
i frown on that behaviour most solemnly
and have been known to lash out emotionally
at such wags n trickstahs
obviously in holland for example
this jazz service is self service
so no need to help there
but otherwise
whatever
anyway
look at me
calling out
loud as thunder
i should be suiting my pack case
i should be watering the goldflowers
n feeding the fishplants
i should be washing up
washing down
washing around n around
rinsing off
rinsing on
rinsing yer daughter
rinsing yer son
sweeping the floor
flooring the taxi
get to the airport
sit on the planey-waney
please mr captain with yer goldstripes n peeked hat
fly me safely if not for my sake
then for all them kids i got
and all my blogfiendss
broken harted if their tb
bites the dust in some awful crash
let him have his vegan food
not to be hassled by gay stewards
or kicking brats behind
nor persons overflowing into his seat
when he needs to sleep
when hes thru pacing the isles n aisles
and watching the stars
n lights of distant cities behind their walls of chloroform
make the olde being so lonely so lonely
next posty will be from bewda-pesto
zwak!

54 comments:

Anonymous said...

so basically what your saying is if we cannot give you dope you donwanna be friends with us. I'd say that's a bit shellfish or maybe it's a bit starfish......

Anonymous said...

it all sounds like a b-side

The Mark of Cain said...

Donette said she was the starfish.
SK said Richey was the starfish.
Hmmm...

Anonymous said...

Old soldier,

May the road rise up to meet you.

Travel safe, if you see any good continental cardboard boxes do take a snap and post it for me.

B.Bon

Daberhasher said...

well goodee, pesto is my favorite food buddha boy... have a great trip!!! pics would be cool...
word is los chchru may be traipsing thee american shores come septemberish... autumnal harvest time jazz man... lying about weed to get to meet you is quite low, not a smart start obviously... but very american...

aloha,
ee... still smoke free,
not communicating with animals yet,
but Jesus was my chiropractor in a dream the other night...
it worked, i recommend him...

Anonymous said...

Yay, photos of sk in Europe, can't wait! Have fun you lucky, lucky man!

Love always,
Amanda

Leelinau said...

Things usually end up going any which way one thinks they'll go.


jazz (♥) sent me...

safe travels killah

^_^

veleska1970 said...

you're kindly welcome for the subscription. :)

so you've decided to bring your camera along. YAY!! can't wait to see your flouncings around europa. it'll be about as close to actually being with you as we can get. and it'll be interesting to see said flouncings from the timebeing's unique perspective.

the reference to zwak unicum has been noted. :)

EARTHFRIEND said...

jazz me up so high me might fly write behind you...
The Fly

EARTHFRIEND said...

one more quick note, this one goes out to the mark of cain commenter, Donette Thayer is me esskay's Starfish but me am the one who fishes for the stars and hooks 'em in like never before...
Jonny Moondog

EARTHFRIEND said...

haha, those pics better be worth me wait me esskay!!!

wil-o said...

Zwack! indeed ...

Anonymous said...

SK

Is May 22 still the amended deadline for ye olde blogge or do we get another reprieve?

Fingers crossed
Lady Di

kat said...

sk,

you and the chrunch have a safe trip.. and all that jazz ;]-~~

jj said...

Looking forward to the Euro-travelogue, especially dark and mysterious Transylvania. Post them photos, TB!

Good luck with your jazz quest, just finished some nice Appalatian today with fave friends of the river. Will offer a selection next you're in Atlanta.

Airplane ride - Sonata. Time to take 2 capsules if you dare. Restful, oblivious sleep for hours, wake up with no groggy hangover feeling chipper. Great stuff, by prescription.

KM said...

I haven't been here in awhile, so please pardon me if you've mentioned this already, but when will you release another book of poetry? Of all your creative works, I love your poems best.

isolde said...

third day ascension to the heavens going well?

captainmission said...

safe travels people
i'm sure you'll manage to get yr hands on some great transalvanian skunk, just don't accept offers from people with pointy teeth. hey did ya read about keef richards, snorting his dads ashes with some coke, i'm kinda find that a bit weird, it's only rock and roll...

a great read if yr intrested is 'the dark materials trilogy' by philip pullman, found at any good airport bookshop in case of 'reading' emergency.

Anonymous said...

love,friends,and hope can work wonders.....but.......ruby slippers cant hurt either.......wishem on uby the crateful.....of course....in your respective sizes.......budapest is a stunning place/thats code for ....im so fken envious.........oh,a question from the upper rear stalls......u know ,....the dim lit for the dim wir.......subscribe?.....please explain?oh......paanoia !?bugger!...../genxgen da good itch o the north...love to allaaaaaaaaar

Symon said...

sk..just got back from canberra. woz there over the long weekend. didn't get to lyneham though. safe travels to europe. i said the same prayer for the flight from melbourne and back to melbourne and it's an awfully shorter flight than to europe.

Anonymous said...

Ah fuck man, have a great time in Europe with the boyz and try not to fuck your life up like I'm currently doing with mine. Is there any such operation as one that removes the hormones that make you want to fuck around behind your partner's back? If so, where do I get it done?
Signed...The Hellbound Burner

Tokin' Jester said...

Safe Journies for y'all,
Neil Gaiman~ also by him~ Neverwhere~( I LOVE Neil's writings) ~ Anansi Boys~ Stardust~ (great stories) Fer the kids~ A wolf in the walls~ Coraline~ & The day I swapped my dad for two gold fish~ I've often had your music playin' in the backround, whilst reading. Ya go well tagether.

Anonymous said...

To Anonymous 9.51

Sorry, but there aint nothing you can do...only grow old and alone, without the person you really wanna be with...believe me my Ex ass-ole of a husband is living proof !

Start using your brain instead of your Dick !!! Sex is juat sex but LOVE is for real.

xx

Malcolm said...

This comment is a little late, but I was pleasantly surprised that you mentioned John Crowley, who is indeed an amazing author. He and you both are, of course.

Cheers,

Malcolm

restaurant mark said...

have a safe trip and great shows! would love to be a jazz donor...i'll have to wait until you're over here again, i guess. sure someone will help a jazz lover like you though. take care.

Anonymous said...

Don't you know you're not supposed to download music blah blah blah you thief etc etc etc.

The Affinity record is quite good, isn't it? Didn't they make more?

Allister

Anonymous said...

calm sleep for you yet unweary traveller man. we love you.
weirdos that we are.

Cee said...

From one flying non-fan to another, may the ride be smooth and uneventful. May there be an empty seat next to you and silence all around.
Besos,
Cecilia

Anonymous said...

talk about self-deprecating. the gilt trip cds are marvelous olde bean. course you never had much taste in your own music, as good wife always says.

r.

~ said...

solemn ap pro poe
prose apology
warning heeded
saxophone player speeded
into oncoming traffic
full body cast
finally healed
Essence of bones
knit bone
blow a bone
good stuff
like 28 years of your own
singing and bass swinging
yeah yeah
played 6 years
sold my golden mark 2
johnny be good
charlie parker bluesjay
for some rainy pictures of Seattle
thems some mean blugrays
nirvana's heyday
I never got flannel fashion
heroin ain't "chic"
true lovers
of true music
buy the CDs
yummy covers liners artwork lyrics
a disjointed
joint account
at the 5 and dime
yep someone there into nickel arcades too
shortchanged!
by a few crappy songs
you'd never want the full set of
or some good stuff
love n rockets
tones on tails
you have them on cassette
too lazy to get the damn CD
now son
you pay to play
cause you wouldn't want your own
creative copyrights filched
sure it's easy to get songs and photos for free
shareware ain't fair
yet another source of contention
w/ any DVD boy
sides the idiot gun games
and pc music
my bad
U2
how far down the rabbit hole?
well truly Love,
an unforgettable fire
so it does not upset to me at all, easter
no such thing as coincidence
we even
?
Beware:
kurosawa's dreams
foxes get married today
somewhere in hawthorne district
friends house on peacock lane
well funny thing, time being
ma rents used to take me here
to see the lanes peacock feathers light up
at Christmas time
they do this faithfully every year
for the faithfull
today no different
although it follows and not proceeding
another good turn o the tide
water rains softly mixes with pink and white petals
sun bursts the velveteen drizzle
a kitsune wedding
a rainbow affinity
if ya seem em though...
jump quickly into haystack frames
sift through straw
weave it into golden threads
warp n weft
I'll have some of that
lushish tapestry
quasi
mondi
moda
mode
planes trains and autos
van I go go
separate forms to be completed
lotsa applications to file w/ agencies
blah blah
did I ever tell ya how much I love
bureau acracy?
pencil pushing pencil necks!
new episodes of x-factor files
don't think it'll be the waiting
that'll do me in
ha!

Borneo boring?
animals never seen before
by human eyes
good thing yours are unearthly
rare jungle cats wearing
techni coloured cream dream coats
stalking birds of paradise
in vases
knawing the bark of certain trees
so they can See better at night
and travel at 18,000 mph
or 4 kph
whatever is clever
baby oh!

Muse requets:
pictures, dammit!
stop teasin' us darlin'
um, well...
c'mon
photographs, yes!
for the stateside
4 now
if you show me yours

smile!

~

ed in fl said...

Lovin the blogs - keep em coming.

ed in fl

Celticat said...

Happy travels campers!

be safe

Celticat

Anonymous said...

Hi SK. Neil Gaiman is one of my favourite authors. With "American Gods", be patient with the beginning, gets very surreal, you will love the manifestations of the gods. He also writes for children, my girls LOVE "Coraline" and the DVD of "Mirror Mask" and your Doodles may like them too- very sinister in parts, so perhaps you or NK should have a flick beforehand.... He has written another one for younger children with wonderful illustrations called "The Wolves in the Walls". As for buying CDs - ALWAYS buy my special faves and support the ones I love so they can keep going. With others or one offs - I go the download. To you and all those travelling with you - safety, success and detatch. Big Loves, Kate

Anonymous said...

Happy travels .
Half your luck , motherfuck.

Dutch Pierre

rubikon said...

Hey, I just downloaded the Complete Church back-catalog and all your solo stuff, and Martys' and Petes' and Tims' and Ploogys' all for zilch cash-monies............... only joking :)

Enjoy Budda-pesto and say HI to the 6/12 string pluckers and the skin thumper, not to mention the ivory tinkler.

eek said...

im gonna take my camera n try n post some pics
as i flounce around europa


I would pay good money for pics of you and the rest of the Churchies flouncing through europe. But you all have to flounce -- I'm not paying for any walking or standing or sitting. :-)

Hope your travels are going well so far, killa fly-boy.

Anonymous said...

neil gaiman: complete crock of tedious shit. Still at comic book level.
Jonathan Carroll - there's the western magic realism.

sue cee said...

To Flounce: "Etymology: perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian flunsa to hurry
1 a : to move with exaggerated jerky or bouncy motions (flounced about the room, jerking her shoulders, gesticulating -- Agatha Christie) ; also : to move so as to draw attention to oneself flounced into the lobby> b : to go with sudden determination (flounced out in a huff)"

x
psst... btw did you pack a Church tee for renaissance man? Its just a short detour to Florence with ze camera. I dare

Trickster said...

jazz sent me

ze cheque is in ze pay-l

sue cee said...

ps Whooah, Andy Dudes of Neptune. I know you'll check in here first thing! Goodgod, glad to hear you ok?!! xxx

Anonymous said...

the approach of the unconscious
produces a panic
in civilised people
believing it to be the territory of madness
the intellect
zen dude
has no objection to analysing the unconscious
as a passive object
but to really let the unconscious go it's wandering ways
to experience it as reality
is something that exceeds the courage of the average
european
he prefers simply to not understand this problem
I know, how very american of me, shit
I've judged myself
faced my bullshit
do the same
try it
its freeing, truth
that spine straightener of yours said so
the experience of the unconscious
not the understanding
the experience
is personal,global,timeless,female
and yes a bit elusive and strange
modern mans head leans a bit too far in the opposite direction
forgot the unmodern woman
Jacob dreams of Melusina
he can't remember in the morning
vague feelings impressions that haunt him
he knows they are there
where did they go?

~

Anonymous said...

the approach of the unconscious
produces a panic
in civilised people
believing it to be the territory of madness
the intellect
zen dude
has no objection to analysing the unconscious
as a passive object
but to really let the unconscious go it's wandering ways
to experience it as reality
is something that exceeds the courage of the average
european
he prefers simply to not understand this problem
I know, how very american of me, shit
I've judged myself
faced my bullshit
do the same
try it
its freeing, truth
that spine straightener of yours said so
the experience of the unconscious
not the understanding
the experience
is personal,global,timeless,female
and yes a bit elusive and strange
modern mans head leans a bit too far in the opposite direction
forgot the unmodern woman
Jacob dreams of Melusina
he can't remember in the morning
vague feelings impressions that haunt him
he knows they are there
where did they go?

~

~ said...

eh the symbolic
forgot her symbol

~

~ said...

sorry about the double posts
screwy laptop

~

verdelay said...

Welcome (back) to Europa

I live on an island off the coast. You might know it. The cherries here are in full blossom and some of the fey have woken up. A little grumpy, but the fold oak don't mind.

Home again, but I'm a long way from the land of the Horse People (what did you call 'em? Mane men? Good one).

How can you not fall in love with Pest?

For a good time try Cafe Eklektica on Semmelweis Utca opposite the English language bookshop (and tell Andi that Harry says hi. How quickly she forgets) or perhaps 1000 Teas down the south end of Vaci Utca with its little courtyard and the ghost of an English pilgrim downing endless thimbles of oolong to the sound of dueling kotos.

Just a couple of snapshots I still can recall.

Myself? Well, I've just come back from a little trip around Gascony and Aragon: We can't all be as glamorous and bohemian as you ("this niche ain't big enough for the few of us...") but some of us damn well try.

Cee said...

So when I finally receive my passport and begin to travel the world, whose couch(es) may I crash on, hmmmmmm?

Anonymous said...

Hi
You`ve got quite a sharp memory.... Affinity! What a band! One of the big collectibles on the Vertigo label. A friend of mine had/has it. Never listened to it though, or maybe we did on one of those long gone acidtrips when the world was a mystery (still is....) and music was a message from the gods.....? Anyway, it`s all gone now and instead I keep listening to "Lost" over and over and over again. One of the great Church songs never to be forgotten, never one to get tired of, just shimmering and glowing and shining in Infinity! Every time sounding NEW! Why? Because "Sometimes I`m wondering under prehistoric skies, I feel it`s all beginning right before my eyes. I must go back, redesign my love......."
What a start, what a teasing, mysterious, tentative, frugal but ingenious and judicious beginning leading to wonder and perplexity - that this guy invokes in you.
So I keep on listening, out of time, out of space.
So, I`m contemplating moving this body of mine to Bristol to partake in realtime churchmusic, although it`s a long way from where this "I" presently reside.
"Lost" would do the trick though...
God! We`re a weird lot.....!!

Chelita said...

The starfish said it was MWP

~ said...

Jazz sent me~
she sent you
some spring time notes
good karma
warm weather
lotsa Love
safe travels

~

Anonymous said...

Are you there yet? I hope the jetlag hasn't kicked in too much, please write soon, we miss you!!
Love always,
Amanda

~ said...

weird like dali's
persistance of mem ory
yes and wouldn't have it...

~

MEM said...


speaking of guilt...


fletcher christian, quetzalcoatl, ect... now there's some synchronicity...

judas priest, where 2 begin... let's say the burning of that little book depository at Alexandria...

Now, you can imagine there's got to be a few g*a*p*s in continuity of western civ that...

...that special little world dominating old time religion doesn't care to mention...

(espicially, say if you where raised in rabid x-ian-fundimentalist environment like i was... poor sods, but that's another story... you with me b.raine?)

it's the picture of history we are all missing,


so many g*a* p* s*


...in history,

in time,

in understanding

the nature

of the past...

...it's the how's, and why's, and who's and the how many...

...the variations, that is, betwwen the multitudes of mixtures of paganism, x-ianity, and judaism...

...at and arround 0-300 AD,

and that's just the tip of the gnostic ice berg...

fyi:

interesting fact,

the jesus of the gspl judas was not

monotheist...

who'd athought?

the bondi strangler said...

ahhhh zee kilbey home is empty, perhaps i shall make peepee....... i hope you left out your garbage cans.....

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