11 Things We Learned From Nergal’s New Book - Metal Hammer

11 Things We Learned From Nergal’s New Book - Metal Hammer

Pim Zond Quote of the Day

Pim Zond - T-shirt graphic design 2013 (Photo credit: PimZondOfficial)

Pim Zond Quote of the Day

"We attempt only what we assume to be possible." - Pim Zond

Winnipeg's Only Online Music Magazine

English: A picture of Winnipeg's downtown area from the south along the top of 55 Nassau. Taken in July 2004 by User:Kcumming. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

"N_G_M_Magazine is Winnipeg's Only Online Avant-garde Music Magazine"
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On Amazon.com - MP3 by Perry Mark Stratychuk

On Amazon.com - MP3 by Perry Mark Stratychuk

Pim Zond Quote of the Day

 Pim Zond Quote of the Day

"I never drink anything stronger than gin before breakfast." - W.C. Fields

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Music Video - New Animation Video and Single - Pim Zond

Music Video - New Animation Video and Single - Pim Zond

Animation MUSIC Video - Pim Zond album single "Alien Conversation" by Pim Zond

Outsider electronic music track and new music video from avant-garde guitarist Pim Zond of Winnipeg, Canada.

The full-length music single entitled "Alien Conversation" may be downloaded from iTunes and Amazon.

This is the second single from the H.P. Lovecraft inspired sonic atmosphere album available for download worldwide.

The first VIDEO single "Kold Air Kitty" is also available for viewing on dailymotion.com as well as in MP3 format for download.
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Esquire Got it Wrong

Esquire Got it Wrong

 "The Movie That Accurately Predicted the Future", ...

Esquire's article touting Minority Report as being "the movie that accurately predicted the future", of course, "got it wrong". As with most Spielberg movies, it "could" be classified as a science fiction movie to incorporate the most gimmicks from other films into one production...

... perhaps...

As great a movie as it was, everything in the film had been seen in movies since the original James Bond movies, as well as more recent films such as Blade Runner, Demolition Man, The Fifth Element, Total Recall, and even as far back as Metropolis in the 1920's, and Things to Come. With the exception of the "billiard ball / lotto ball" device...

....perhaps.

Pim Zond - Halloween Album Music Available Now

HALLOWEEN Music Album

by Pim Zond 

Download at Amazon.com and iTunes... 

Trees in darkness sway as the Kold Air Kitty prowls in your mind in an excerpt from the Halloween Christmas song and graphic MUSIC VIDEO by Experimental MUSICIAN Pim Zond from Winnipeg, Canada. Meow! Full track also available for download from Reverbnation at the following web link: http://tinyurl.com/n49l5eo 

Pim Zond - Halloween at Christmas Hypnotic MUSIC Video - "Kold Air Kitty" by Pim Zond

Plastic Guitar Sculpture - Pim Zond - "ReDDneXX"

Plastic Guitar Sculpture - Pim Zond - "ReDDneXX" 

Double-neck, nine speaker, dual amplifier, twelve string, electro-acoustic plastic and aluminum guitar. by Pim Zond (tm) (c) 2014

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: 7 Things You Didn't Know About Terminator

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: 7 Things You Didn't Know About Terminator: 7 Things You Didn't Know About Terminator by Cinefix

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Art and Photography

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Art and Photography: Graphic Art and Photography Frameable, printable and downloadable graphic art and photography by Pim Zond now available at the following...

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Videos

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Videos: Pim Zond - Videos Powered by Dailymotion

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Music Monster?

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Music Monster?: Music Monster? "Pim Zond is a Music Monster!" - Muffy Daknash

Music Donations - Pim Zond Project

Help to support indie and non-mainstream music, art and media by making a donation of your choice via Paypal, which will go towards the Pim Zond Project and assist in keeping this blog current with updates on a daily basis, and continuing releases by avant-garde guitarist and outsider artist Pim Zond.

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The World of Pim

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Secret Invaders Ambient Music VIDEO - Pim Zond

Pim Zond's Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Secret Invaders Ambient Music VIDEO - Pim Zond: Portrait recadré de Lovecraft (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Minimalist VIDEO music clip of avant-garde guitarist Pim Zond read...

"I like this piece in his (Pim Zond) new work, it sounds like a middle eastern or Indian music style, a little slow and very mystical. It's not in the noise style as his other earlier work. It's a bit more of a "soft noise" music style."

Huang Weihong

DOWNLOAD all music tracks by Pim Zond at iTunes.

Building Electric Guitars - eBook

eBook: Building Electric Guitars

How to make solid-body, hollow-body and semi-acoustic electric guitars and bass guitars.

eBook edition
PDF-format (5.8 MB download), 235 pages
229 drawings, 627 b/w photos, 15 color photos

HTML5 Fan Collector Widget Config

HTML5 Fan Collector Widget Config

Pim Zond - Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Fans Killed Music Industry - says MusicClout

Pim Zond - Noise Guitar Music Magazine: Fans Killed Music Industry - says MusicClout: The article below is from the MusicClout blog....   Technology Didn’t Kill The Music Industry. The Fans Did.. A Guest Post by Sahp...

Fans Killed Music Industry - says MusicClout

The article below is from the MusicClout blog....

 

Technology Didn’t Kill The Music Industry. The Fans Did..

A Guest Post by Sahpreem A. King

Give It Away…Give It Away…Give It Away Now!

Why Fans Are Destroying the Music Business.

It is a scary proposition when paying artists for their music has become a voluntary act of kindness, rather than a consumer responsibility.  The free music fans consume like water, cost artists money to create; money they will never recover as long as the artist’s fan base consumes it for free.  Nothing is wrong with giving away an exclusive FREE track every now and again, but that should be the exception and not the rule.

As artists, we must stand our ground and set the expectation.

The ideology behind music freemium has destroyed the working class musician and independent labels.

Everyone thought that Napster was the second coming of Christ—and the beginning of the music revolution; however, in the midst of this transformation, the fans became increasingly desensitized to the fact, that the free music they were consuming was created by artists who have to make a living from their music.   The fallacy that artists/musicians are ultra rich is just that… a myth, nonetheless, perpetuated thanks to over-the-top hip hop videos and MTV Cribs, leading fans to believe that all artists are rich.

This is hardly the case when only 1% of artists are successfully making a living from their music.

Nevertheless, fans have been disillusioned to believe that their enjoyment of the free music obtained from the remaining 99% only affects the major labels, meanwhile most artists are literally starving.

The music industry is a brutal bitch, a beast that chews up artists and shits them out.

What if artists and musicians grew tired of the abuse and decided to stop making music?  What then?  Radio stations would be nothing but dead air between commercials — if all their advertisers don’t abandon them like rats on a sinking ship — and televisions stations that play music videos would be blank screens.  Imagine your favorite movie with no music to set the tone, or going to a school dance minus the dance. Like I said, a scary proposition.

When fans are left the option to pay whatever they’d like for music, they almost always choose zero.

As a content creator of music, why should I have to pass around the collection plate or hold out the tip jar and jingle it to capture your attention?  What if artists told fans that they would have to work at their jobs for free?  Do you think they would go quietly in the night to the land of acceptance?  Hell no, they would be in outrage, so why do they expect artists to just take one for the team?

Greed perhaps, ignorance maybe, but the one thing is for sure is that fans have a lopsided perspective as to what really goes on in the music business.  Artisans should be able to make a living from their work no different from a nurse or auto mechanic.

Sure, the 1% is living the lifestyle of the rich and famous; however, the 99% are one poorly-promoted show away from being homeless.  For God’s sake, something has to give.

I believe the healing will begin when the public is educated on how the music business works sans the VH1 movies and Hollywood imagery.

If fans understood what it takes to make a record — all the time, money, people, and energy — they would have more respect for the art and science of it.  If they could experience, on some part the dedication and sacrifice artists endure, their nonchalant attitudes toward paying artists what they owe would change.  Fans don’t realize that artists of today were fans of yesterday and the cycle is everlasting.

Fans and artists must come to an agreement on how music will be monetized using fair and equitable practices.  According to a recent CNN poll, the average football fan will pay $143 per game, which includes the cost of the ticket, parking, and refreshments, for a one-time event.  For music, a fans have the opportunity to play a CD as many times as they desire; yet they complain about spending $16 for the CD.   In order to set the wheels of change in motion, there must be a catalyst.

Hatsune stairs / stairs Hatsune Live! "Tango" 初音階段／初音階段ライブ！「タンゴ」

初音階段／初音階段ライブ！「タンゴ」 

Hatsune stairs / stairs Hatsune Live! "Tango"

Published on 12 Sep 2013

初音階段／初音階段ライブ！（CD）
発売：アルケミーレコード
定価：2000円（税込）
2013年9月18日発売