#154 Tower Grove Park

Posted on 04.20.07
Music, Video
9 Comments

An experimental music video. Music by Casey Reid. We’ll return to normal programing shortly.

http://www.davidhowellstudios.com David

Very nicely done Bill. I really enjoyed that.
http://thecommonpeople.blogspot.com Adam

Great video you have just inspired me to get going and do some experiments for myself.
http://hummingcrow.com cheryl

I love it. Return to normal if you must, but please keep experimenting.
Justin Simonsen

Thanks for #154. WoW!!! That was simply amazing. I’ve got 150 channels on my TV but nothing as inspired as this. I’ll remember this one for a while.
http://batmangeek.com Heath

Interesting, what was your inspriation for the piece if you don’t mind me asking
http://www.freshtopia.net Oscar

Bill, it’s beautiful.
After a long break from watching, I’ve been catching up on your show on my new iPod each day, as I MUNI off to my radiation treatments at UCSF. Your show has been brightening my day even more than a linear accelerator to the cranium!

Your skills keep getting tighter, and your voice keeps getting stronger. Your editing on the Firecracker Press was great, and dervish trees in this episode are inspired. Thank you, and well done.
It’s definately time for me to buy one of those Tshirts!

Oscar, director http://www.freshtopia.net
http://unholyknight.com Eric Lorentz

Ah, this is the video you were showing me at Susan’s. Maybe its just because I don’t live there, but St Louis looks much more interesting than Dallas.
http://f0xyr0xy.wordpress.com Court

This is just beautiful! I somehow missed is along the way. Just makes me appreciate living a block from there so much more.
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