I would invite Varg, Euronymous and Dead just to listen to them bicker.
I hope I can magickally understand them tho, because my Swedish isn’t -that great, and my Norwegian is near to nonexistent.
I’d probably serve sushi at this dinner just to see if they can figure it out. I’m sure at some point Varg’s chopsticks will need to be taken from him, lest he try to stick them in Euro’s eyesockets and lobotomise him like that guy did in Session 9.
Dead would eat the sushi, not because he necessarily liked it, but because he’d hope eating something raw would gross the other two out.
I’d invite Sarah Kane (playwright), Rachel McKibbens (performance poet) and Jonna Lee (swedish musician) to a whiskey and Pictionary party because, odd and interesting as they are, they’d have the strangest ways of drawing things I’m sure. Also, when drunk later we could get into heated discussions about anything and everything, Kane brings the intellectual viscosity, McKibbens the emotional sucker-punch and Lee the creative originality. One would leave inspired for life.
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Photo: A garden party given by Governor Rawson for the Officers of the American Fleet at Cranbrook, Sydney, 1908.
Handling the graffiti at Corral Canyon Cave in Malibu used to be manageable. But after a rumor spread on social media that Jim Morrison wrote his music in the cave, tagging got out of control as people flocked to add their own touch to the landmark “Jim Morrison Cave.”
“People are posting pictures of the cave 30 or 40 times a day.”
– California State Parks District Supt. Craig Sap
So now Corral Canyon Cave is closed to the public, and $40,000 later, the cave will be blasted with walnut shells to remove the paint and still preserve the rocks.
Here’s the rub: The Lizard King never came to this spot to find his musical muse.
