All I have to say is if it's this much fun looking at the 9 pics on the cover, I can't WAIT to see the 28 page color booklet in the vinyl edition.
*drools*
No kidding... I really enjoyed this "other" scavenger hunt by the fans deciphering what the pictures came from...
Hubby and I were discussing about this.... why 60's & 70's?
I offered maybe because of how we got here throughout the years of messes from that point on - you know how some people were outspoken and very active in what they believed was right. Hubby offered on how deeply "emotional" (for lack of better word) women were... that perhaps it was like "please don't do that like this beautiful woman did."
I'm really curious why they were chosen and how it fits with the "Backspacer" - which to me means trying to erase the damages done over the years... and trying to "fix" them.
Dreams and memories.... hmmm....
remembering them.... do or don't do what they did...
Dreams - impossible but "possible".... like the insurance frauds these days... (ie denying people health coverage because of 'pre-exisitng 'conditions because they know it'd be impossible to cover EVERYONE without folding or making profit...so they need to make it look "possible" like the magicians)
got so much to say but I'd ramble all night!
JA: Why do I get the Ticketmaster question?
EV: It's your band.
~Q Magazine
"Kisses for the glow...kisses for the lease." - BDRII
This print has a lot of the same elements as image No. 3.
Lithograph Poster: Do the Spirits Come Back?/Thurston the Great Magician / The Wonder Show of the Universe
Maker: Otis Lithograph Co., Cleveland, OH
Date: ca.1930 ID: 93.0.53.1
In the magician art, the bubble has; hands catching a tambourine (Ed at the end of Baba), the bat (the stuffed bat Eddie had on stage as did the band), 5 eyes (5 band members). Don't know about the rest, but it is a start.
Good finds! How about the 3 people/ghosts being the mammasan trilogy?
24 years old, mid-life crisis
nowadays hits you when you're young
The bottom left pic to me could represent media (Gilligan's Island/i.e. tv shows) and conspiracies (UFO's) distracting us from the desctruction going on in the real world (the bomb going off)
24 years old, mid-life crisis
nowadays hits you when you're young
the girl in the red dress is killin me!!! Who is she? :geek:
Farah Fawcett?
I thought about her too but I dont think so becaus it look like a red dress and Farrah's was a bathing suit and I think that since the other 2 drawings are identical to the famous pictures the third one probably is too, so it would have to be a red dress and blach high heels.
I thought about every single bond girl, Sofia Loren,Jennifer Beals, Marilyn Monroe, you name it - LOL! and I just can't put my finger on it.
The term "supermodel" took hold in the popular culture of the 1980s and 1990s. However, according to Model: The Ugly Business of Beautiful Women by Michael Gross, the first known use of the term "supermodel" was in the 1940s by an agent named Clyde Matthew Dessner in a "how-to" book he wrote about modeling. Amongst those who could be considered supermodels by the standards of the 1940s were Cathee Dahmen, Dorian Leigh, Dovima, and Anita Colby.
One of Lisa Fonssagrives' more than 200 covers on Vogue.
Lisa Fonssagrives is often credited as the first true supermodel. Fonssagrives was in nearly every fashion magazine from the 1930s to the 1950s, including Town and Country, Life, Vogue, the original Vanity Fair, and even Time magazine. No one has surpassed her appearance on over 200 covers of Vogue. The relationship with Fonssagrives enabled Vogue to shape the future of modeling. The cover to the right draws on the appeal of high fashion being attainable by a housewife and cooking.
In 1968, an article in Glamour magazine described Twiggy, Cheryl Tiegs, Veruschka, Jean Shrimpton and fifteen other top models as "supermodels". The term supermodel gained currency in the 1960s by analogy with Andy Warhol's "Superstars".
JA: Why do I get the Ticketmaster question?
EV: It's your band.
~Q Magazine
"Kisses for the glow...kisses for the lease." - BDRII
ARLINGTON, Va., April 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Conservation International (CI) and National Geographic will hold a telephone news conference April 15 to kick off the "Great Turtle Race," with 11 leatherback sea turtles competing in an epic journey from feeding areas in chilly waters off Canada's Atlantic coast to breeding areas in warm tropical waters throughout the Caribbean.
Participants in the call include Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard, NBC announcer Rowdy Gaines, Olympic champions Jason Lezak and Eric Shanteau, as well as scientists and experts from Conservation International, the Canadian Sea Turtle Network and National Geographic.
The call-in # is 1-800-894-5910 -- the pass code is "Turtle" and the program title is "The Great Turtle Race." To RSVP, please email <!-- e --><a href="mailto:lbowen@conservation.org">lbowen@conservation.org</a><!-- e -->.
Race fans can see the action online at http://www.GreatTurtleRace.org, created in partnership with NationalGeographic.com, which puts the spotlight on one of today's most iconic animal species and what can be done to protect them and their ocean home.
Who: Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard, NBC Announcer Rowdy Gaines, Olympic champions Jason Lezak and Eric Shanteau,, Conservation International Scientists and Representatives from National Geographic What: Press Call for The Great Turtle Race: An exciting event that allows people worldwide to witness these magnificent creatures journey from their feeding grounds off Canada's Atlantic coast to nest on Caribbean beaches, and to learn about the challenges and threats they face along the way. When: April 15, 1:00 pm EDT USA Where: http://www.GreatTurtleRace.org, hosted by National Geographic. Why: To raise awareness and support for protection of leatherback sea turtles and the worlds oceans. How: A suspenseful race combining science and action-packed fun via the interactive website, http://www.GreatTurtleRace.org. The site will feature a map following the journey of each turtle, with daily updates by guest bloggers including champions of surfing and swimming, marine scientists and conservationists.
SOURCE Conservation International
It seems to me like we just need to find the exact frame that most closely matches the image in Tom's artwork and that somehow there is a dig at Snoop buried in all of this.
It seems to me like we just need to find the exact frame that most closely matches the image in Tom's artwork and that somehow there is a dig at Snoop buried in all of this.
Good job! It does seem to point at him "subtly" lol - I bet you can find the exact frame...keep going!
I love this thread...I just wish I was good at finding something so I could frigging contribute! :P
JA: Why do I get the Ticketmaster question?
EV: It's your band.
~Q Magazine
"Kisses for the glow...kisses for the lease." - BDRII
The swimmer looks Esther Williams-like; she was a swimming champion that made some movie musicals in the 40's and 60's.
-95, Stockholm (MirrorBall Tour)
-00, Stockholm
-07, Copenhagen
-09, Berlin
-10, Berlin
-11, East Troy 1+2
-12, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, EV London 2
-13, London, Chicago
-14, Amsterdam 1+2, Berlin, Stockholm, Oslo -16, TOTD San Francisco 1+2 -17, EV Amsterdam 2+3 -18, Amsterdam 1+2, London 1+(2), Barcelona, London 2 -19, EV Brussels
I just realized something - this is something my husband could do - if only he had the patience to sit still for long, especially in front of the internet!
He is into women from 50's... we have a framed picture of Sophia Loren & Cary Grant on September 23, 1956 from the Detroit News on the wall... and he also collects some pictures of women from back then, including the book, "The Great American Pin-Up" by Charles G. Martignette/Louis K. Meisel, covering women from 1920-1980.
I went through all 441 pages and didn't find her. :(
When he comes home from the gym and before he takes our daughters fishing, I hope he can help me out on this!
Since I went through so much trouble this morning, I'm gonna put up a picture I really like from this book - I am enthralled with the Indians history and their cultures/traditions (although I admit this would be a big insult to the Indians, as it does not truly represent the women):
Bummer...I was hoping I'd finally find something. But if anyone hasn't beat my husband to this...I'll make him find her!
Ahh....good luck!
Post edited by IamMine on
JA: Why do I get the Ticketmaster question?
EV: It's your band.
~Q Magazine
"Kisses for the glow...kisses for the lease." - BDRII
The bottom left pic to me could represent media (Gilligan's Island/i.e. tv shows) and conspiracies (UFO's) distracting us from the desctruction going on in the real world (the bomb going off)
If we truly want to go indepth, I can say the B-9 robot from Lost in Space shares its name with the B-9 bomber plane. Which might not mean much but the B-29 bomber is the aircraft responsible for dropping atomic bombs on Japan. And, let's not forget in the '70s the governor of Ohio, John Gilligan, claimed to witness a UFO sighting.
As for distracting us from the real world, as you put it, I would direct you to what is referred as "Brain in a Vat Theory", which postulates all our thoughts may, in theory, be controlled by some mad scientist, deferring us away from any real world expereinces. I'm beginning to feel like I'm dissecting an episode of 'Lost'. Of course, this can all be balderdash, and most probably is.
It seems to me like we just need to find the exact frame that most closely matches the image in Tom's artwork and that somehow there is a dig at Snoop buried in all of this.
The swimmer looks Esther Williams-like; she was a swimming champion that made some movie musicals in the 40's and 60's.
[/quote]
I definitely get an Esther Wiliams vibe...
The movie is Dangerous When Wet from 1953 and it was with Tom and Jerry!!!!
"McCready played on, lending credence to the theory that he was actually built in Stone’s basement from spare truck parts and vinyl records." - Glide Mag. review of MSG 7/8/03
reading left to right, and then top to bottom . . .
1) that's jeff as a kid and the trainwreck that would be his future girlfriend's hats, the fire represents hair loss
2) that's dave a getting the axe for being the alpha male
3) stone there with all his magic and ed's distractions of throwing tambourines, the bat wings, and jumping into the crowd . . . the three chicks and the eyes are up for interpretation, i won't pretend to understand stone
4) mike there in seattle . . . maybe chron's feels like living underwater . . . the sea turtle is cool for sure
5) this i your brain on pearl jam . . . calm down kat
6) matt drumming in outter space, duh
7) stone again, after all it is all his fault
8) boom and his 50ft tall bitches which he got by being in pearl jam . . . the tricycle represents the organ (notice how it is near his "organ") which got him only regular height women
9) sorry, but that is ed in a dress, surfing in a new style maybe
The bottom left pic to me could represent media (Gilligan's Island/i.e. tv shows) and conspiracies (UFO's) distracting us from the desctruction going on in the real world (the bomb going off)
If we truly want to go indepth, I can say the B-9 robot from Lost in Space shares its name with the B-9 bomber plane. Which might not mean much but the B-29 bomber is the aircraft responsible for dropping atomic bombs on Japan. And, let's not forget in the '70s the governor of Ohio, John Gilligan, claimed to witness a UFO sighting.
That is a very in depth interpretation. Very interesting!
I've really enjoyed reading this thread. I just wish I had something to contribute.
Press the button at the top of your reply that says Img, paste the URL in the middle of it, and viola.
2006/05/25 - Boston
2008/06/30 - Mansfield
2009/10/31 - Philadelphia
2010/05/17 - Boston
2011/06/15 - Providence (Eddie Vedder)
2012/09/02 - Made in America
2013/10/17 - Worcester
2013/10/25 - Hartford
2015/09/26 - Global Citizen Festival
2016/08/05 - Fenway
2016/08/07 - Fenway
This might be another one? If so, I am sensing a theme.
http://www.aversion.com/news/news_artic ... ws_id=4057
Bad Astronaut Drummer Commits Suicide
Mar 31, 2005
Bad Astronaut drummer Derrick Plourde was found dead yesterday (March 30), the victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Probably a stretch...but how about Keith Moon of The Who???
reading left to right, and then top to bottom . . .
1) that's jeff as a kid and the trainwreck that would be his future girlfriend's hats, the fire represents hair loss
2) that's dave a getting the axe for being the alpha male
3) stone there with all his magic and ed's distractions of throwing tambourines, the bat wings, and jumping into the crowd . . . the three chicks and the eyes are up for interpretation, i won't pretend to understand stone
4) mike there in seattle . . . maybe chron's feels like living underwater . . . the sea turtle is cool for sure
5) this i your brain on pearl jam . . . calm down kat
6) matt drumming in outter space, duh
7) stone again, after all it is all his fault
8) boom and his 50ft tall bitches which he got by being in pearl jam . . . the tricycle represents the organ (notice how it is near his "organ") which got him only regular height women
9) sorry, but that is ed in a dress, surfing in a new style maybe
This might be another one? If so, I am sensing a theme.
http://www.aversion.com/news/news_artic ... ws_id=4057
Bad Astronaut Drummer Commits Suicide
Mar 31, 2005
Bad Astronaut drummer Derrick Plourde was found dead yesterday (March 30), the victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Probably a stretch...but how about Keith Moon of The Who???
That's an even bigger stretch. He's closer with Derrick Plourde.
2006/05/25 - Boston
2008/06/30 - Mansfield
2009/10/31 - Philadelphia
2010/05/17 - Boston
2011/06/15 - Providence (Eddie Vedder)
2012/09/02 - Made in America
2013/10/17 - Worcester
2013/10/25 - Hartford
2015/09/26 - Global Citizen Festival
2016/08/05 - Fenway
2016/08/07 - Fenway
This might be another one? If so, I am sensing a theme.
http://www.aversion.com/news/news_artic ... ws_id=4057
Bad Astronaut Drummer Commits Suicide
Mar 31, 2005
Bad Astronaut drummer Derrick Plourde was found dead yesterday (March 30), the victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Probably a stretch...but how about Keith Moon of The Who???
Yeah. I retract my guess. You might be right. Then again, his suit is similar to the ones worn by the old cosmonauts. Either that, or from something like 2001: space odyssey, with a drumkit superimposed.
"In 1965, forty years ago on June 3rd, astronaut Edward White made the first U.S. spacewalk. Tethered to his Gemini IV capsule, White is pictured above holding a compressed gas "zip gun" for maneuvers in his right hand. His spacewalk began over the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii and ended 23 minutes later above the Gulf of Mexico. Of course, the term spacewalk is a bit deceiving as White was falling freely in low earth orbit alongside his capsule manned by fellow astronaut James McDivitt. In free-fall, White was able to control his motions by firing bursts from his gun until its supply of compressed gas ran out. He ultimately returned, exhausted, to the two-man Gemini capsule."
Looks pretty close to me...
"Trial and error isn't a bad way to learn how to build an aircraft, but it can be a disastrous way to learn how to build a civilization..."
Comments
http://www.thehenryford.org/exhibits/pi ... 6.oct.html
No kidding... I really enjoyed this "other" scavenger hunt by the fans deciphering what the pictures came from...
Hubby and I were discussing about this.... why 60's & 70's?
I offered maybe because of how we got here throughout the years of messes from that point on - you know how some people were outspoken and very active in what they believed was right. Hubby offered on how deeply "emotional" (for lack of better word) women were... that perhaps it was like "please don't do that like this beautiful woman did."
I'm really curious why they were chosen and how it fits with the "Backspacer" - which to me means trying to erase the damages done over the years... and trying to "fix" them.
Dreams and memories.... hmmm....
remembering them.... do or don't do what they did...
Dreams - impossible but "possible".... like the insurance frauds these days... (ie denying people health coverage because of 'pre-exisitng 'conditions because they know it'd be impossible to cover EVERYONE without folding or making profit...so they need to make it look "possible" like the magicians)
got so much to say but I'd ramble all night!
EV: It's your band.
~Q Magazine
"Kisses for the glow...kisses for the lease." - BDRII
This print has a lot of the same elements as image No. 3.
Lithograph Poster: Do the Spirits Come Back?/Thurston the Great Magician / The Wonder Show of the Universe
Maker: Otis Lithograph Co., Cleveland, OH
Date: ca.1930 ID: 93.0.53.1
Good finds! How about the 3 people/ghosts being the mammasan trilogy?
nowadays hits you when you're young
nowadays hits you when you're young
Oh...well, I'm out of ideas then.
2010 - Newark 5/18 MSG 5/21
2011 - PJ20 9/3-9/4
2012 - MIA Festival 9/2
2013 - Wrigley Field 7/19 Brooklyn 10/18-10/19 Philly 10/22
2015 - Colbert show - 9/23 Global Citizens Festival 9/26
2016 - Philly 4/28-4/29 MSG 5/1-5/2
LOL! me too
But I found this information interesting.... not sure if maybe it'd help you find the other one (unless you've already stumped on this page)
Please let me know if this post is really useless and I'll delete it.
http://en.allexperts.com/e/s/su/supermodel.htm
Female supermodels
Origins of the term
The term "supermodel" took hold in the popular culture of the 1980s and 1990s. However, according to Model: The Ugly Business of Beautiful Women by Michael Gross, the first known use of the term "supermodel" was in the 1940s by an agent named Clyde Matthew Dessner in a "how-to" book he wrote about modeling. Amongst those who could be considered supermodels by the standards of the 1940s were Cathee Dahmen, Dorian Leigh, Dovima, and Anita Colby.
One of Lisa Fonssagrives' more than 200 covers on Vogue.
Lisa Fonssagrives is often credited as the first true supermodel. Fonssagrives was in nearly every fashion magazine from the 1930s to the 1950s, including Town and Country, Life, Vogue, the original Vanity Fair, and even Time magazine. No one has surpassed her appearance on over 200 covers of Vogue. The relationship with Fonssagrives enabled Vogue to shape the future of modeling. The cover to the right draws on the appeal of high fashion being attainable by a housewife and cooking.
In 1968, an article in Glamour magazine described Twiggy, Cheryl Tiegs, Veruschka, Jean Shrimpton and fifteen other top models as "supermodels". The term supermodel gained currency in the 1960s by analogy with Andy Warhol's "Superstars".
EV: It's your band.
~Q Magazine
"Kisses for the glow...kisses for the lease." - BDRII
http://www.redorbit.com/news/business/1 ... s_dive_in/
ARLINGTON, Va., April 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Conservation International (CI) and National Geographic will hold a telephone news conference April 15 to kick off the "Great Turtle Race," with 11 leatherback sea turtles competing in an epic journey from feeding areas in chilly waters off Canada's Atlantic coast to breeding areas in warm tropical waters throughout the Caribbean.
Participants in the call include Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard, NBC announcer Rowdy Gaines, Olympic champions Jason Lezak and Eric Shanteau, as well as scientists and experts from Conservation International, the Canadian Sea Turtle Network and National Geographic.
The call-in # is 1-800-894-5910 -- the pass code is "Turtle" and the program title is "The Great Turtle Race." To RSVP, please email <!-- e --><a href="mailto:lbowen@conservation.org">lbowen@conservation.org</a><!-- e -->.
Race fans can see the action online at http://www.GreatTurtleRace.org, created in partnership with NationalGeographic.com, which puts the spotlight on one of today's most iconic animal species and what can be done to protect them and their ocean home.
Who: Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard, NBC Announcer Rowdy Gaines, Olympic champions Jason Lezak and Eric Shanteau,, Conservation International Scientists and Representatives from National Geographic What: Press Call for The Great Turtle Race: An exciting event that allows people worldwide to witness these magnificent creatures journey from their feeding grounds off Canada's Atlantic coast to nest on Caribbean beaches, and to learn about the challenges and threats they face along the way. When: April 15, 1:00 pm EDT USA Where: http://www.GreatTurtleRace.org, hosted by National Geographic. Why: To raise awareness and support for protection of leatherback sea turtles and the worlds oceans. How: A suspenseful race combining science and action-packed fun via the interactive website, http://www.GreatTurtleRace.org. The site will feature a map following the journey of each turtle, with daily updates by guest bloggers including champions of surfing and swimming, marine scientists and conservationists.
SOURCE Conservation International
The swimmer looks Esther Williams-like; she was a swimming champion that made some movie musicals in the 40's and 60's.
http://www.shopbiglots.com/product/inde ... cp=3280685
Then you have a look at him in the following pictures:
http://jackasscritics.com/movie.php?movie_key=660 (on the right side of the poster)
http://i.realone.com/assets/rn/img/1/3/ ... -large.jpg (notice necklace too)
http://www.reelingreviews.com/starsky&hutch.htm
http://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gall ... nd/photo/2
...and then throw in his porn thing:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/e ... a_Pimp.jpg (may not be work safe)
It seems to me like we just need to find the exact frame that most closely matches the image in Tom's artwork and that somehow there is a dig at Snoop buried in all of this.
>
:P
Uhura wore black high heeled boots, so pretty close. In the previous thread I had already guessed Uhura, but the heels just don't match. I'm stumped.
Good job! It does seem to point at him "subtly" lol - I bet you can find the exact frame...keep going!
I love this thread...I just wish I was good at finding something so I could frigging contribute! :P
EV: It's your band.
~Q Magazine
"Kisses for the glow...kisses for the lease." - BDRII
The swimmer looks Esther Williams-like; she was a swimming champion that made some movie musicals in the 40's and 60's.
-00, Stockholm
-07, Copenhagen
-09, Berlin
-10, Berlin
-11, East Troy 1+2
-12, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, EV London 2
-13, London, Chicago
-14, Amsterdam 1+2, Berlin, Stockholm, Oslo
-16, TOTD San Francisco 1+2
-17, EV Amsterdam 2+3
-18, Amsterdam 1+2, London 1+(2), Barcelona, London 2
-19, EV Brussels
He is into women from 50's... we have a framed picture of Sophia Loren & Cary Grant on September 23, 1956 from the Detroit News on the wall... and he also collects some pictures of women from back then, including the book, "The Great American Pin-Up" by Charles G. Martignette/Louis K. Meisel, covering women from 1920-1980.
I went through all 441 pages and didn't find her. :(
When he comes home from the gym and before he takes our daughters fishing, I hope he can help me out on this!
Since I went through so much trouble this morning, I'm gonna put up a picture I really like from this book - I am enthralled with the Indians history and their cultures/traditions (although I admit this would be a big insult to the Indians, as it does not truly represent the women):
Bummer...I was hoping I'd finally find something. But if anyone hasn't beat my husband to this...I'll make him find her!
Ahh....good luck!
EV: It's your band.
~Q Magazine
"Kisses for the glow...kisses for the lease." - BDRII
If we truly want to go indepth, I can say the B-9 robot from Lost in Space shares its name with the B-9 bomber plane. Which might not mean much but the B-29 bomber is the aircraft responsible for dropping atomic bombs on Japan. And, let's not forget in the '70s the governor of Ohio, John Gilligan, claimed to witness a UFO sighting.
As for distracting us from the real world, as you put it, I would direct you to what is referred as "Brain in a Vat Theory", which postulates all our thoughts may, in theory, be controlled by some mad scientist, deferring us away from any real world expereinces. I'm beginning to feel like I'm dissecting an episode of 'Lost'. Of course, this can all be balderdash, and most probably is.
I think the idea is certainly similar.
The swimmer looks Esther Williams-like; she was a swimming champion that made some movie musicals in the 40's and 60's.
I definitely get an Esther Wiliams vibe...
The movie is Dangerous When Wet from 1953 and it was with Tom and Jerry!!!!
very good!
I've really enjoyed reading this thread. I just wish I had something to contribute.
Press the button at the top of your reply that says Img, paste the URL in the middle of it, and viola.
2008/06/30 - Mansfield
2009/10/31 - Philadelphia
2010/05/17 - Boston
2011/06/15 - Providence (Eddie Vedder)
2012/09/02 - Made in America
2013/10/17 - Worcester
2013/10/25 - Hartford
2015/09/26 - Global Citizen Festival
2016/08/05 - Fenway
2016/08/07 - Fenway
Probably a stretch...but how about Keith Moon of The Who???
That's an even bigger stretch. He's closer with Derrick Plourde.
2008/06/30 - Mansfield
2009/10/31 - Philadelphia
2010/05/17 - Boston
2011/06/15 - Providence (Eddie Vedder)
2012/09/02 - Made in America
2013/10/17 - Worcester
2013/10/25 - Hartford
2015/09/26 - Global Citizen Festival
2016/08/05 - Fenway
2016/08/07 - Fenway
Yeah. I retract my guess. You might be right. Then again, his suit is similar to the ones worn by the old cosmonauts. Either that, or from something like 2001: space odyssey, with a drumkit superimposed.
"In 1965, forty years ago on June 3rd, astronaut Edward White made the first U.S. spacewalk. Tethered to his Gemini IV capsule, White is pictured above holding a compressed gas "zip gun" for maneuvers in his right hand. His spacewalk began over the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii and ended 23 minutes later above the Gulf of Mexico. Of course, the term spacewalk is a bit deceiving as White was falling freely in low earth orbit alongside his capsule manned by fellow astronaut James McDivitt. In free-fall, White was able to control his motions by firing bursts from his gun until its supply of compressed gas ran out. He ultimately returned, exhausted, to the two-man Gemini capsule."
Looks pretty close to me...