77BOADRUM Needs.. You
Found on Craigslist: The Boredoms: 77Boadrum Needs your help
Legendary Japanese iconcolasts BOREDOMS, a visionary band who has spent over twenty years pushing itself toward new frontiers, will stage the most extraordinary concert of their career on July 7, 2007. A once in a lifetime performance featuring 77 drummers, and meant to be performed just once (on 7/7/07), BOREDOMS will create 77BOADRUM as a free show in the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park section of Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Located directly on the East River and majestically framed by the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park section of Brooklyn Bridge Park provides an arresting stage for this audacious performance.
Apparently, if you want to attend, you need to RSVP here. It kills me to link to a Vice Magazine e-mail collection page, but they tell me there will be no spam. And no RSVP confirmation either.
Heard about this last summer, when it was going to be put on at Deitch Projects, but got canned due to logistical issues. It's been a long simmering project of Yamatsuka Eye / EY3 / whateverthehell his name is now. Should be great outdoor fun, pray for no rain this Saturday.
Here's a better map of where it's going down.
Found on Craigslist: The Boredoms: 77Boadrum Needs your help
Legendary Japanese iconcolasts BOREDOMS, a visionary band who has spent over twenty years pushing itself toward new frontiers, will stage the most extraordinary concert of their career on July 7, 2007. A once in a lifetime performance featuring 77 drummers, and meant to be performed just once (on 7/7/07), BOREDOMS will create 77BOADRUM as a free show in the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park section of Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Located directly on the East River and majestically framed by the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park section of Brooklyn Bridge Park provides an arresting stage for this audacious performance.
Apparently, if you want to attend, you need to RSVP here. It kills me to link to a Vice Magazine e-mail collection page, but they tell me there will be no spam. And no RSVP confirmation either.
Heard about this last summer, when it was going to be put on at Deitch Projects, but got canned due to logistical issues. It's been a long simmering project of Yamatsuka Eye / EY3 / whateverthehell his name is now. Should be great outdoor fun, pray for no rain this Saturday.
Here's a better map of where it's going down.
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