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| http://thesyncbook.com/alwaysrecord#Ep67 |
On October 26th 2013, we held a Sync Event at the Monkey House Theater in Berkeley California. Here is the full audio of the Radio8Ball Show, hosted by Andras Jones; featuring musical guest Ira Marlowe; special guest Victoria Nelson; commentary from Alan Abbadessa-Green, Jeremy/Violator, David Plate, Joe Alexander, and Justin Morgan; plus an opening musical set from Andras Jones.
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| Monkey House? |
October 18, 1926 (age 87)
Years active:1955–present.
Next year when Chuck hits 88 we might see some serious s#!+!
I just realized that Danny is wearing a basketball playing BUGS bunny on the front of his 42 shirt in The Shining and Joe Alexander played for the red and green BUCKS.
Kind of synchy when you read my post about dartboards and portals in movies, no?
Flipside of the Dartboard
" Fans of numerology in The Shining will be happy to note there are 21 possible scores in the black and white sections of the dart board, while there are 42 possible scores in the colored sections of the board.
While some see numerology as the key to opening hidden meanings in the narrative, others see numerology as a trap.
Let’s just note that ‘black and white’ is the lower scoring area and ‘color’ the higher scoring. Danny is first seen wearing the number 42 on a sweat shirt with a basketball-playing Bugs Bunny on his chest, so ‘high scores’ are part of his outlook.
There are 41 sections of black and white on the board, but 42 sections of color.
Danny leaves his father behind in the black and white photograph, to repeat himself over and over again, but Danny moves on the next number, into the full spectrum. "
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| Follow the White Rabbit? |
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| Bugs Bunny, basketball hoop/portal, 42? |
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| Dartboard/portal? |
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| 88 minutes running time? |
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| David Plate's Isis Unveiled |
A dart board as a portal! Love it. That's something I can use in fiction.
ReplyDeleteLiked the Chuck Berry connection - my sort of music! Thought there would have to be something good when seeing the number 67.
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