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Boris Collage

A sense unlike the usual five we are aware of, call it the sixth call it the cosmic; whatever it is it coddles the imagination and charms the soul. Imagine a cascade in a forest with moss capped rocks and still mannered bull frogs. Now imagine a 747 airplane drifting into the clouds producing sound much like running water rushing along those rocks. Sitting on a rock and listening to the sound of nature Boris called the name of his Mother in quiet despair, asking her ghost why she was what she was and if she really did exist all along. The sun was brilliant the sky was blue, the wind was dry and his skin was bronzed. Boris looked at his feet and liked what he saw. He saw them to be diamonds, precious minerals used for his blessed vantage. Boris liked to see his feet molded onto the moss, the way they felt and such. The water spilled over them and created a clean feeling crisp and sanctifying. He had an erection from the cool weather in the redwood tree scaped forest. Tall tr

Woody Allen the theologian

"Kant was right. The mind imposes order. It also tells you how much to tip. I don’t want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it through not dying. God is silent. Now if we can only get man to shut up." Allen lacks a college degree, and he freely admits that he was ejected from both New York University and New York City College. However, in a classic joke he claims that while a student he was attracted to such abstract philosophy courses as “Introduction to God,” “Death 101” and “Intermediate Truth.” His downfall came when he cheated on his metaphysics final. “I looked within the soul of the boy sitting next to me,” he explains. Because he is a voracious reader who goes in for heavy reading about ultimate concerns, his humor can be appreciated especially by those familiar with the pretentiousness of some religious and philosophical literature. In a parody on Hassidic tales, Allen concludes one commentary by saying, “Why pork was proscribed

TOP TEN (AUGUST 04)

1. DJ GREGORY (FAYA COMBO) A supream gem, this single is sure to last and melt dancers all over the world 2. Deep House Souldiers (Offset Music) "Collecting my soul" This is all about context, definately a good forgiving piece in a deep set 3. James Duncan (Traxx Records) "Dub with me/City Life" An extremely versitille record that brings early 90's nostalga with fresh synthy percussive back drops. I personally like Dub With Me. 4. ((Flahback Record 1996!!!)) D.C sensation (Nice 'N' Ripe) "Precision E.P" A good time party jam for the mature ear. 5. Daddy J and Face (Pl*ff) "Wax affair" Solid, silly, deep, and pay attention to the light rebound on the deep dub... 6. L. Ray Robinson (3 PA $ recordings) "Luna del Ray ep" very creative, works as a dubby ice breaker or a quirky intro. 7. Odori All Stars (Odori) "Trax for Hire" Brilliant and unique 8. Cuban Pete (www.mimosa-recordings.com) "Los Angeles

Success is self centered?

Success, well it comes from conviction and sureness; belief in the self and the integrity you have towards the greater good. This must be contained in a positive spirit, uninhibited with foolish self-destructive thoughts. And these thoughts are common and pass lightly though can easily linger so heavily. If in that heavy situation I think that in order to reconcile with the self to become successful it should begin with quietly squeezing everything out of each day. Every single day must be recognized as important-hopefully action will follow. But to hell with hope, action must follow if you follow what I mean. Remember, its all word play when one chants to oneself in achieving success. Chanting leads to no action, action leads to action. Chanting is a fireside phenomenon worthy of praise when all is being done already. (When all is done then said). Repetitive gospel of pure and integral words are valid and true, though to experience the word one must forget the word (temporarily) and

COLLAGE MUSIC presents "BRASIL"

DJ line up for BRASIL Mike Atala (collage music) DJ Adnan ( www.djadnan.com ) Tomas Tomato (New York) Limon (SF) Morgan Farrand (Santa Barbara) plus Guest DJ's comming in and out. This will be a celebration of the rare sunshine during San Francisco summertime. Brasilian Barbeque served with rice beans fruit and cachasa.