September 11th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
September 11th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
September 11th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
September 9th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
September 9th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
George W Bush sings the songs of Frank Zappa - who’da thunk! (Oh, and he sings “Sunday Bloody Sunday” as well)
September 8th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
Here’s some very cool comic sites, by way of The Morning Improv: Evil Space Robot (interesting “how I did it“), Nedroid (heheh) and Deadmouse (not quite so comic-al). Which reminds me I should start putting up some of my stuff here again…
September 8th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
Filmmaker Michael Moore says he is willing to give up a chance to compete in the Oscar race for best documentary with his anti-Bush movie “Fahrenheit 9/11″ in order to have it shown on television before the U.S. presidential election in November. Says Moore: “I have already won a Best Documentary statue. Having a second one would be nice, but not as nice as getting this country back in the hands of the majority.” Kudos!
September 8th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
September 6th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
When a musically gifted Hungarian ZombyWoof with a more than decent recording system decides to have a go at some Zappa tunes, what you’ll get is: excellent music.
September 6th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
About time. Phil Collins, from his home near Geneva: “I’m sorry, I’m sorry. You know, the amount of people who have grown up hating me, and it’s no fault of mine. I wrote the songs. I didn’t ask the stations to play them so much.”
September 6th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
The Complete List of 259 Famous Belgians: “This list is by no means complete and I am finding more Famous Belgians every week”. So there.
September 6th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
Francis of FrenchPowered asked if I could translate an interview he had with Swiss musician Alain Rieder where he talks about music, drumming and Zappa, but mostly about his experiences at the infamous ‘71 Montreux Casino concert. So here now is the English version of that interview. S’il vous plat!
September 5th, 2004 • Dr Sharleena
Last time i checked the Film Festival Ghent site just to see when Monster Road was going to be released in Belgium, it said “Complete program available from September 22″. Fortunately (for him) Idiot bastard son has got a copy already; i wonder, would it be a video cassette? a dvd? is it possible to buy this movie, or will it be, some time in the future? Some guys have all the luck…
September 5th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
Chrome Dinette: the Frank Zappa CD of the month for September is Jazz From Hell. G-Spot Tornado!
September 4th, 2004 • Barry's Imaginary Publisher
I thoroughly envy Robert Crumb. Not for his shall-we-say wacky family background, mind you. It’s his incredible drawing talent I envy - combined with the sort of merciless self-criticism that only the truly great inflict upon themselves.

Art? I would say it is. Here at Casa Barry I frequently find myself perusing “La Historia De Mi Vida“, “Mis Problemas Con Las Mujeres“, “Mode O’Day” and “El Gato Fritz” for inspiration (spanish editions procured by Dr Sharleena, which is good because since my knowledge of spanish is limited to melon con jamon de mi corazon, it leaves me with only the drawings to focus on). Crumb’s currently working on “a ‘literal’ interpretation of Genesis” and there’s an exhibition of his work at the Kln Ludwig Museum (until Sept 12). Long may he keep on truckin’.