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"Set up road signs: Put up guideposts. Take note of the highway, The
road you take. Return..." Jeremiah 31:21
The dark, mythic culture of the American South is exposed in "Seven
Signs", the brilliant documentary from Legendary Shack Shakers front
man, Colonel JD Wilkes. The film is reviewed in the July issue of
Thirsty. Check it out now for exclusive video clips, and get behind
the lens with "rock n' roll's last great front man," Colonel JD
Wilkes.
Also in the July issue of Thirsty:
Live from Reggie's Rock Club in Chicago - Slim Cessna's Auto Club! One
of the greatest live bands in the world, Slim combines punk, gospel,
rockabilly, metal and vaudeville. Thirsty is there as they convert the
masses!
The Rocks Off! Punk Cruise with Agent Orange! Thirsty climbs aboard as
the legendary surf punks take to the water. It's a scene straight out
of "Sid and Nancy" as circle pits struggle to stay upright. Take note
of the New York City skyline in our exclusive photos.
Tarot of the City - Elizabeth Waugh's Tarot of the City collection
contains contemporary versions of tarot archetypes such as Death, The
Fool, The Lovers and The Emperor. Check out this innovative
collection.
Thirsty's July issue features interviews with:
Peter Krsko, organizer of the non-profit public arts organization,
Albus Cavus - a collective of artists who work together to advance the
practice of public arts. This New York City organization is truly
"thirsty for life" and instills residents with a sense of pride for
their communities.
Whitney and John Jay McGurk, founders of Elwa Productions - these New
York City visionaries promote emerging artists and aid young
collectors in their search for more affordable works of art. It's not
just for the galleries anymore. Visit Thirsty for more!
Derek James - New Yorkers have tuned into this emerging young talent.
Combining ragtime sounds of the 1910s with modern melodies, James
delivers a unique sound. Our own Eliot Fearey sits down with the
musician for an exclusive interview!
Also check out the Listening Post, featuring Rancid! The legendary
punks are back with a new album and tour, and Thirsty will be there.
Visit the Thirsty Beach for all of your insatiable rock n' roll
lifestyle needs, and drop a coin in the Thirsty Jukebox for great
singles from Debbie Harry, Joey Ramone, Dan Sartain, Someone Still
Loves You Boris Yeltsin, and more!
Be sure to check out Ransom Notes - the Thirsty Blog! Now you can
quench your thirst 24 hours a day! Be sure to check back frequently.
When we discover something cool, we want you to know about it. Visit
every day for updates!
The summer is still going strong and so are we. How Thirsty Are You?
www.staythirsty.com
www.staythirsty.com
"Set up road signs: Put up guideposts. Take note of the highway, The
road you take. Return..." Jeremiah 31:21
The dark, mythic culture of the American South is exposed in "Seven
Signs", the brilliant documentary from Legendary Shack Shakers front
man, Colonel JD Wilkes. The film is reviewed in the July issue of
Thirsty. Check it out now for exclusive video clips, and get behind
the lens with "rock n' roll's last great front man," Colonel JD
Wilkes.
Also in the July issue of Thirsty:
Live from Reggie's Rock Club in Chicago - Slim Cessna's Auto Club! One
of the greatest live bands in the world, Slim combines punk, gospel,
rockabilly, metal and vaudeville. Thirsty is there as they convert the
masses!
The Rocks Off! Punk Cruise with Agent Orange! Thirsty climbs aboard as
the legendary surf punks take to the water. It's a scene straight out
of "Sid and Nancy" as circle pits struggle to stay upright. Take note
of the New York City skyline in our exclusive photos.
Tarot of the City - Elizabeth Waugh's Tarot of the City collection
contains contemporary versions of tarot archetypes such as Death, The
Fool, The Lovers and The Emperor. Check out this innovative
collection.
Thirsty's July issue features interviews with:
Peter Krsko, organizer of the non-profit public arts organization,
Albus Cavus - a collective of artists who work together to advance the
practice of public arts. This New York City organization is truly
"thirsty for life" and instills residents with a sense of pride for
their communities.
Whitney and John Jay McGurk, founders of Elwa Productions - these New
York City visionaries promote emerging artists and aid young
collectors in their search for more affordable works of art. It's not
just for the galleries anymore. Visit Thirsty for more!
Derek James - New Yorkers have tuned into this emerging young talent.
Combining ragtime sounds of the 1910s with modern melodies, James
delivers a unique sound. Our own Eliot Fearey sits down with the
musician for an exclusive interview!
Also check out the Listening Post, featuring Rancid! The legendary
punks are back with a new album and tour, and Thirsty will be there.
Visit the Thirsty Beach for all of your insatiable rock n' roll
lifestyle needs, and drop a coin in the Thirsty Jukebox for great
singles from Debbie Harry, Joey Ramone, Dan Sartain, Someone Still
Loves You Boris Yeltsin, and more!
Be sure to check out Ransom Notes - the Thirsty Blog! Now you can
quench your thirst 24 hours a day! Be sure to check back frequently.
When we discover something cool, we want you to know about it. Visit
every day for updates!
The summer is still going strong and so are we. How Thirsty Are You?
www.staythirsty.com
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