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"Nancy Jane" by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
"Nancy Jane" by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
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Flood at Toll Gate Creek, Aurora, Colorado
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Toll Gate Creek, Aurora, Colorado. Just east of Chambers between Mississippi and Alameda Sept. 12, 2013
"Vacation" by The Go-Go's - acoustic with guitar and accordion
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Acoustic version of "Vacation" with guitar and accordion.
Kelly Joe Phelps sings "Wagoner's Lad" (2012)
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Kelly Joe Phelps, the greatest singer in the world, sings the traditional folk song "Wagoner's Lad." Live in Leiden, Holland September 25th, 2012 www.kellyjoephelps.net
Kelly Joe Phelps - "God Don't Never Change" - Live 2012
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Kelly Joe Phelps sings Blind Willie Johnson's song "God Don't Never Change." Live in Leiden, Holland September 25th, 2012 kellyjoephelps.net/
Kelly Joe Phelps - "Goodbye to Sorrow" - October 2012
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Kelly Joe Phelps "Goodbye to Sorrow" Live at the Soiled Dove Denver, CO October 6, 2012 www.kellyjoephelps.net/
Rick Shapiro reads his poem "Parking Lot Love"
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The great comedian/poet Rick Shapiro reads his poem "Parking Lot Love" during an interview with Marc Maron. For more information on Rick, go here: rickshapiro.tv/ You can find the entire interview here: www.wtfpod.com/
Banquet at the World's End by Daniel Amos
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"Banquet at the World's End" by Daniel Amos from the album MotorCycle (1993) danielamos.com/
Scaterd Few - Kill the Sarx II (Apocalypse)
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Scaterd-Few songs from the album Sin Disease (1990) 16. Kill the Sarx II (Apocalypse)
Scaterd Few - Look into My Side
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Scaterd-Few songs from the album Sin Disease (1990) 15. Look into My Side (I put this song by itself because I think it's the best song on the album.)
Scaterd Few - Wonder Why, Ditc, and Self
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Scaterd-Few songs from the album Sin Disease (1990) 12. Wonder Why 13. Ditc 14. Self
Scaterd Few - U, A Freedom Cry, and Scapegoat
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Scaterd-Few songs from the album Sin Disease (1990) 9. U 10. A Freedom Cry 11. Scapegoat
Scaterd Few - Groovey, Glass God, and As the Story Grows
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Scaterd-Few songs from the album Sin Disease (1990) 5. Groovy 6. Glass God (No Freedom in Basing) 7. As the Story Grows
Scaterd-Few - Lights Out and Later (LA 1989)
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Scaterd-Few - Lights Out and Later (LA 1989)
Scaterd Few - Kill the Sarx, While Reprobate, and Beggar
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Scaterd Few - Kill the Sarx, While Reprobate, and Beggar
Lost Dogs - "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" - Live 2008
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Lost Dogs - "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" - Live 2008
The Lost Dogs - "Get Me Ready" - Live 2008
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The Lost Dogs - "Get Me Ready" - Live 2008
The Lost Dogs - "Eleanor, It's Raining Now" - Live 2008
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The Lost Dogs - "Eleanor, It's Raining Now" - Live 2008
Mike Roe - "Perfect Blues" and "Nobody's Fault But Mine"
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Mike Roe - "Perfect Blues" and "Nobody's Fault But Mine"
Mike Roe - "Gonna Be Sorry" by Mississippi Fred McDowell
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Mike Roe - "Gonna Be Sorry" by Mississippi Fred McDowell
The 77's - Working on a Building / Perfect Blues
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The 77's - Working on a Building / Perfect Blues
Mike Roe - A Day in the Life - solo acoustic
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Mike Roe - A Day in the Life - solo acoustic
The 77's - Closer/Where It's At (1987)
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The 77's - Closer/Where It's At (1987)
The 77's - 1987 - This Is the Way Love Is
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The 77's - 1987 - This Is the Way Love Is
Daniel Amos - Walls of Doubt - Live 1999
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Daniel Amos - Walls of Doubt - Live 1999
Daniel Amos - Mall All Over the World - Live 1985
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Daniel Amos - Mall All Over the World - Live 1985
Simply one of the most underrated bands ever
Wooooo, I was there!
I would only sit through video of quality this poor for Ricky Jay.
That pencil had one day left until retirement.
Such a great band.
Some of the best "equivoque" ever
I was busy playing...I wish that I would have followed these guys live back in the day. Super great band. So very musical.Thankful for these videos.
I love how pumped he got after hitting that trick! He's like "gimme 5!"
The part where they throw away cards is not hard to understand. He spreads the cards so that the top cards will always remain. He has already decided that his chosen card is one of the top cards. All done through commands that make it seem like the participants have a choice. But how he could write the card *before* she stopped shuffling is beyond me. That is the really skillful part. He probably picked a card near the top of the deck, wrote it down while he watched her shuffle some more to make sure that none of the last shuffles affected the top of the deck. But that is too risky. What if she cut the deck before she handed it over.
First 90 seconds is all one shot and one trick, that's crazy!!!
Ricky. Was. Great
If you disagree with this con man you are driven out of America's philosophy departments. His goal is to neuter the human soul, because he was a coward and a bastard his whole life.
Very dishonest intellectually to lay a problem, talk in such vagueness and then end by saying “let us not answer this question”. Not Derrida necessarily here but the way this was put together is really frustrating
love the sound love the hat where can i get one
Are we not doing phrasing anymore?
That's wonderful!
I was really putting effort into interpreting what Derrida was trying to say... But then the Women's voice ruined everything and now I'm here commenting instead of doing my homework.
3:46 best part
What would happen if he were to hit someone in the jugular?
Indoctrination.
Man, I miss Ricky Jay. Thank God we still have all of these great videos of him. Thank you for posting.
I'm ready to feast
RIP KJP with the millions of others..
He was incredible
WHY ON EARTH WOULD YOU INTERRUPT HIM AND BEGIN TO VOICE OVER...LET HIM CONTINUE FOR CHRIST'S SAKE!
Well disproven part of the trio of fraudsters imported from France.
Clay is a twit
No doubt he filmed this multiple times with different marks, and then only broadcast the first one where it worked. 😎
But can he defend himself against pointed sticks?
So profond what he says about the women condition. why a women couldn't be a philosopher earlier? Because of the phalloegocentrism. Women need to be able to think just like men regardless wether they are women or not.
Wu Tang!
Before leaving a comment here under this video, I would like to analyze this situation. When one writes a comment under a video, what exactly is being commented about? It’s possible for anyone to write about anything at all under a video. They certainly don’t have to write about the video at all. But even if the person writing the comment wanted to comment about the video. What is it that they are in actuality writing a comment about? Is it the entire video? Is it a particular section of the video. Is it a comment about the overall theme of the video? There are actually an infinite number of ways one could perform the action of “writing a comment about a video” And what can we say about the reader of the comment? What is the reader of the comment intending to get from the comment? Perhaps the reader is looking for an explanation of a particular aspect of the video. Perhaps the reader want to get some clarification of a particular aspect of the video. Perhaps the reader wants to read a joke about the video. Or perhaps the reader is looking to find the comment that they themselves would have made about the video before actually making it. Just like there are an infinite number of ways one could write about the video, there are an infinite number of ways one could read about it And what about the notion of infinity and the notion of expectation? When we expect to see something be manifest from the infinite, how can we still have this expectation without adding some constraints to the infinite. In other words, when we expect something from the infinite are we even expecting anything at all? It seems to me that one can only expect something to happen from a finite set of possibilities for to have an expectation from an infinite set is essentially to expect everything and nothing all at once. Therefore, when the reader makes his or her way to the comment section, there is an implicit finite set of expected comments. Now what is this set composed of? Do all readers have the same set of expectations when they are about to read the comments? Certainly, the culture and environment in which they grew up as well as their language and the language and culture of the video itself determine the content of those expectations. One would expect comments in english for a video whose contents were in english. Similarly, if the audience of the video is likely to be American, there is a certain set of possible types of jokes, references, and ways of thinking expected in the comments that would differ from a Latin American audience, for example. Anyways, I don’t want to go on with this. I feel like I could do this forever, jeez
Well, I WAS going to post something about this very video! But then I saw your post, and now I'm not gonna! Instead you get the lyrics to a random song! Enjoy or whatevs! "Come here. Pretty please? Can you tell me where I am? You won't you say something I need to get my bearings. I'm lost. And the shadows keep on changing And I'm haunted By the lives that I have loved And actions I have hated I'm haunted By the lives that wove the web Inside my haunted head Ba da pa pa ba da pa pa Don't cry, There's always a way Here in November in this house of leaves we'll pray Please, I know it's hard to believe To see a perfect forest Through so many splintered trees You and me and these shadows keep on changing And I'm haunted By the lives that I have loved And actions I have hated I'm haunted By the promises I've made And others I have broken I'm haunted By the lives that wove the web Inside my haunted head Hallways always I'll always love you I'll always need you I'll always want you And I will always miss you Ba da pa pa ba da pa pa Come here! No I won't say please! One more look at the ghost Before I'm gonna make it leave Come here! I've got the pieces here! Time to gather up the splinters Build a casket for my tears! I'm haunted (By the lives that I have loved) I'm haunted (By the promises I've made) I'm haunted By the hallways in this tiny room The echos there of me and you The voices that are carrying this tune Ba da pa pa ba da pa pa"
Huh... I just realized... The artist behind this song lyric here, Poe, is the sister of Mark Z. Danielewski. Now Mark was the sound editor for this very documentary that this clip is from!
This is what I sound like after smoking a good blunt, preferably a hybrid (Sativa/Indica) followed by an edible. This mofo was 4 sure an arse clown, a true charlatan/pseudo philosopher.
❤😎🎶 awesome!
Deconstruction: everything is wrong, buy my books, society bad, tearing down society good.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Love it! 😊
Hi its 11:51 and the yr is 2023 👌
Alright! Classic Daniel Amos: Black Gold Fever!
Thank God Ron Jeremy isnt in the video
Whooo wee! If that dont light your fire youre woods wet son!!
Julia Kristeva can be my mom.
When he said in the first 22 seconds of the video, “Before answering the question, I want to make a preliminary remark…” gives you a hint as to what deconstruction is
This is beautiful.
This is such a brilliant clip, every time I watch it I find it to yield more fruits. I love this because he begins to deconstruct as he tries to explain the deconstructive strategy(I won't say method), by clearing out how this question appears and its predicate assumptions and pre-conditions for the question. Then he elaborates on what deconstruction does i.e show natural binaries to be actually arbitrary. This is true Derridian style on deconstructing as I explains the very act of deconstructing
So it's exponentially ever continuing micro-analysis, based on the presumption that the ultimate goal in everything is power. It functions for power. It does not function to solve anything else. It's critical thinking taken to manic lengths...splitting hairs, then proceeding to split the split hairs. It's intellectually disguised manipulation.
Ricky is cheating! He’s using real magic.
On a side note Lone Wolf and Cub which is the movie he’s talking about and it kicks ass! 😁
One of my favorite tunes to drive people crazy and then to the Lord. Works great.
Everytime!
You certainly didn't put a lot of thought into this title. NOT the best choice, sir. NOT the best choice.
I'm Doing PhD on his Theory Derida the King . In Kashmir .