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Getty Images (2), WireImage Foo Fighters, Muse and Eminem are among the headliners for the 2011 Lollapaloozafestival, according to the Chicago Tribune. The names of three other headliners for the August festival have yet to be released. The official lineup and schedule won't be announced until April, and no acts have been officially confirmed. A handful of other groups have already been rumored, however, including Crystal Castles, Girl Talk, Lykke Li and Best Coast. READ THE REST HERE |
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Muse, Foo Fighters and Eminem Reportedly Headlining Lollapalooza Aug 5 - 7 2011
Friday, July 9, 2010
Penny's Metal Collage
Penny made me feel old.
And I mean no disrespect to her. She was more than cooperative when I stopped and asked her about the unique and colorful tattoo that graces her upper left arm.
However, I was working at a technical disadvantage (borrowed camera) and like many who have met me have observed, I don't necessarily ooze hipness.
Nonetheless, Penny indulged my photographic fumblings and I was able to capture this image, which is a fairly decent photo of her ink:
This piece is based on a collage of pictures Penny took at a handful of metal shows.
"Which bands?" I asked, hoping to find a common ground with this younger person. I cut my teeth on early American metal (I still cherish my vinyl pressing of Metallica's Kill 'Em All on Megaforce records), but then again, that was the '80s. Penny uttered names I had heard (yay me!) but alas, couldn't put in their necessary classifications.
Deathklok. Children of Bodom. Amon Amarth.
What can I say? I'm an ancient 43.
Alas, Penny was a good sport and her tattoo post has just as much to do with my feeling older as it does with her ink. Sorry, Penny.
The work she credited to an artist named Adal, who transformed her pictures into this collage on flesh in two sessions and about five hours, all told.
Thanks to Penny for sharing her tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
And I mean no disrespect to her. She was more than cooperative when I stopped and asked her about the unique and colorful tattoo that graces her upper left arm.
However, I was working at a technical disadvantage (borrowed camera) and like many who have met me have observed, I don't necessarily ooze hipness.
Nonetheless, Penny indulged my photographic fumblings and I was able to capture this image, which is a fairly decent photo of her ink:
This piece is based on a collage of pictures Penny took at a handful of metal shows.
"Which bands?" I asked, hoping to find a common ground with this younger person. I cut my teeth on early American metal (I still cherish my vinyl pressing of Metallica's Kill 'Em All on Megaforce records), but then again, that was the '80s. Penny uttered names I had heard (yay me!) but alas, couldn't put in their necessary classifications.
Deathklok. Children of Bodom. Amon Amarth.
What can I say? I'm an ancient 43.
Alas, Penny was a good sport and her tattoo post has just as much to do with my feeling older as it does with her ink. Sorry, Penny.
The work she credited to an artist named Adal, who transformed her pictures into this collage on flesh in two sessions and about five hours, all told.
Thanks to Penny for sharing her tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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