From the Top Photo by Mr. Greenjeans
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From the Top
Sidewalk. 2009

FRIDAY

Baton Rouge Gallery's Movie and Music series continues Saturday with the showing of the 1924 original live action (and silent) version of Peter Pan. Local band The (New) Zeelanders will perform the score live.
The movie starts at 8 p.m. or sunset, whichever comes last. Admission is free for gallery members and $5 for everyone else. Free popcorn will be provided.
Here's how the gallery describes the film:
This nearly forgotten 1924 original live action version of the classic story will charm audiences with its storybook magic centering around Peter Pan and his befriending of the Darling children: Wendy, Michael and John. Their magical adventure into the island of Never Land features lavish special effects, pirates, a crocodile, Indians and flying children. Also, the film's innovative use of special effects is delightfully evidenced in the fairy Tinkerbell, played by Virginia Brown Faire. This adaptation runs from merry ole England and the Darling's nursery to the Lost Boys' forest. This film is an adaptation of the play by J.M. Barrie and was directed by Herbert Brenon.
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We're joining forces with the local food blog Cuisine Rouge, already the most prolific food site in the city. Their mission is to seek out and review the best meals in Baton Rouge, including some great food at places that often get overlooked. These guys are serious foodies, which means they won't be reviewing your neighborhood chain restaurant. But if you want to know where to get great Pho, the best seafood the city has to offer or just some of the best deals in town, this is the site for you. So check it out.
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Since 2002, Dave Longstreth has led a shifting accompaniment of musicians in a very unique and experimental indie rock group he calls Dirty Projectors. Thanks to Bullhorn Bandits and Chelsea's Café, the show comes to Baton Rouge this week. The current band lineup consists of only six members, but Longstreth has recorded and toured with more than 15 different artists and musicians since the project began. One notable former member is Ezra Koenig, who toured Europe with Dirty Projectors before forming his own indie pop band, Vampire Weekend. Dirty Projectors are also known for their great collaborations with artists such as Bjork and David Byrne. The band teamed with the former Talking Heads front man on the great track "Knotty Pine."
Forum 35 regrets the decision to temporarily remove the piece without in depth consideration of its impact on the artistic integrity of the piece, the artist, and the arts community and its supporters. Forum 35 and The Art Melt Committee will work to ensure this mistake is not made in the future.In protest, a local supporter of the arts and free expression has designed the t-shirt below. You can get your own here. Here's the statement from the designer, who shall remain anonymous but who is a friend of mine and not affiliated with the photographer. Here's his statement:
In protest of this egregious act of censorship, the proceeds from the sale of the products with this image will benefit the First Amendment Project (www.thefirstamendment.org) located in Oakland, California.


Dim Sum Seafood Restaurant
USS Kidd at Sunset
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Brothers Michael and Jared Bell started playing music together when they just had toy guitars and drums. The brothers each went on to play with various different bands in their hometown of Tempe, Arizona before combining to form Lymbyc Systym in 2001. The duo combine acoustic instruments with an abundance of electronic elements to construct their ambient, dreamy tracks that are reminiscent of the Icelandic post-rock band, Sigur Ros. The band has also drawn comparisons to Austin post-rock instrumentalists, Explosions in the Sky, because of their sometimes elaborately embellished yet entrancing passages. The group's newest album, Shutter Release, is due out this November, and these laptop post-rock programmers are definitely worth a look and a listen for those interested.
Check out the Truth Skull video from their 2007 album Love Your Abuser.
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AA Bondy (who will be opening for Conor Oberst Mystic Valley Band on tour later this month) plays an early show at Spanish Moon.
research to find out information that will eventually be presented to me in an organized, accessible and timely enough fashion. The following is an unfinished product of some of my work. Using various sources, I have put together a very early and nowhere near complete schedule for Voodoo Fest 2009. Le Ritual
Kiss, Eminem, Jane's Addiction, Widespread Panic, Lenny Kravitz, Flaming Lips, Justice, Ween, Silversun Pickups, Gogol Bordello, Wolfmother, The Black Keys, The Pogues, Brand New, The Cool Kids, Black Lips, Janelle Monae, The Knux, Q-Tip, Mutemath, All Time Low, Mates of State, American Bang, Earl Greyhound, My Name Is John Michael, The Vettes, Glasgow, The Generationals, Lucy's Walk, From Legends to Nancy
Le Flambeau
George Clinton and P Funk All Stars, Robert Randolph and the Family Band, Trombone Shorty, Drive By Truckers, Rebirth Brass Band, Big Sam's Funky Nation, Cyril Neville's Blues Revue, Preservation Hall with Special Guest, Alejandro Escovedo, Walter Wolfman Washington and the Road Masters with the DBB Horns, JJ Grey and Mofro, Little Freddie King, John Mooney Bluesiana, Little Brian Zydeco Travelers, Papa Grows Funk, Eric Church, DJ Soul Sister, Ledisi, Dan Dyer, Shooter Jennings, Benjy Davis Project, Amanda Shaw and the Cute Guys, Beausoleil, Andrew Duhon and the Lonesome Crows, Sarah Qunita, Loose Marbles, Leo Jackson and the Melody Clouds of Joy, Leroy Jones, Mas Mamones, Eric Baker, TBC Brass Band, New Orleans Klezmer All Stars
Le Carnival
Fischerspooner, Meat Puppets, The New Orleans Bingo! Show, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Rotary Downs, Fleur de Tease, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Happy Talk Band, Zydepunks, Suplecs, Why Are We Building Such a Big Ship?, White Bitch, MC Trachiotomy, Ratty Scurvics, Down, Katey Red, Big Fredia, Sissy Nobby, Bones, Luke Winslow King, Brother Taisuke Mass Choir, Davis Rogan, The R. Scully Rough 7
***IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is not speculation. There are sources for everything listed. That being said, all information is subject to change. Friday dates are the most tentative as bands will occasionally list the first day of a festival as a placeholder and may actually end up playing on a different day.
More below the fold ...


Graffiti
By Teddy Smith
Graffiti on abandoned dock downtown off River Road.
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