got lost in simi valley (may 2005 mix)

!!!

i've never listened to it before right now. i guess i could see how it would fit within the rest of your mix.

btw, i coulda sworn that he was a she on the cover
http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drg500/g538/g53874woek6.jpg

probably better than the spyro gyra stormy tried to get me to listen to that one time ;)
Spyro Gyra - S & D / Classic or Dud?

enlightening beam of axonda is really great, i love it a lot. his 2nd lp, live (1978) is good too, though thats not been reissued yet (as it doenst have a very good cover, and has a crap name, i dont think it will get reissued)

they don't like inner dialogue/the free design here.

i dont mind!

(you already have all this!)

"Known primarily as the home of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley also regularly ranks first or second "safest city in America" in annual surveys (among all cities with populations above 100,000, alternating with Thousand Oaks) and gained notoriety as the location of the infamous trial (1992) of Los Angeles Police Officers accused of beating Rodney King that sparked race riots in Los Angeles on April 29, 1992."

This is to settle an argument with Alex in SF. I won't tell you which side I'm taking so as not to influence your answer.

Alex also maintains that EVERYONE who has EVER been in a movie has had some sort of plastic surgery and that Bill Murray is in his 70s (he's 55)!!!!!

i hope you like some of the music presented here

this music, of course, isn't appropriate for the beltway!

But I will take a listen to your mix! Get lost in Uxbridge, friend.

hence, got lost:)

i have that mike davis book in a bag with me right now, along with a dvd bootleg of the london nobody knows, from 1966, (narrated by james mason), and 12 postcards, from various places

i think the only place i get truly lost, is trying to work out the roads of northern virginia, in and around the beltway.

I got hopelessly lost here, travelling down the East Coast with my brother. We got into a huge argument and I made him get out and ask for directions. We were also trying to get to the Blue Ridge Parkway, but it was closed.

the blue ridge parkway wasnt that well marked either, and you can only enter at certain points i think. we missed it at roanoke, but got on it a bit further north. haha, ronaoke! thats where you didnt find the mini-graceland, isnt it? we found it! didnt get lost there (photos are on flickr)

whenever i see you post, i always just think "i owe this man $5."

I can YSI it if you'd like.

as for novi singers, ive heard of them, but havent actually heard them, though i have wanted to hear them for a while

did jaxon or gygax (good goal the other night, you ol moonlighter) like anything here. i think this thread has been, hmm, how do you say, a little less popular than i might have hoped.

still, gives me more time to prepare a hapa hoale aural holiday thread

gareth, i think i already asked you, but do you know if someone sampled the first song from François de Roubaix's "Dernier Domicile Connu"?

i think its been used by 2 or 3 others also, though (lil bow wow maybe)

this one's my favorite: Friends (Thank You All)

http://www.industrialrealestate.net/780.html

its on easy st

the broker is Mike Wax

Being located so near Hollywood, Simi Valley has long been convenient location for the film industry. Simi Valley and the surrounding hills have been the site of several television series, including the long running televsion series Gunsmoke and M*A*S*H.

The popular 70s television show Little House on the Prairie was filmed at extensive sets built up in the hilly landscapes of the Blue Sky Ranch in the Tapo Canyon hills north of Simi Valley. In addition to the Little House itself, the entire set for the town of Walnut Creek was built atop the hills.

The 1982 motion picture Poltergeist addresses the issue of ghosts, with an oblique treatise on the rampant development and buried history of suburban Southern California.

In 1983, Colleen McCullough's TV mini-series, The Thorn Birds, was brought to life in a remote corner of the Simi Valley. Australia proved to have too many obstacles for the producers to handle, including that there could only be two American actors in any movie filmed there. All the rest had to be Australian. Location scouts were sent out, and Simi Valley, which looks very similar in parts to the Australian countryside, was chosen to build the set of the famous Cleary ranch and sheep station, Drogheda.[citation needed]

In the 1984 film "Bachelor Party" starring Tom Hanks, the MANN 6 Movie Theater formerly located within the Sycamore Shopping Center was used for the movie theater scene.

The Brandeis-Bardin Institute's House of the Book is the location of the original Power Ranger Power Chamber.

The finale toy company and its car park scenes from Sneakers were filmed at the Countrywide Loans Data Processing - Admin Plant at 400 Countrywide Way.

The delivery of the ransom money in The Big Lebowski shows a highway sign naming Simi Valley.

The video for Bullet with Butterfly Wings by The Smashing Pumpkins was filmed in Simi Valley.

In the 1999 comedy Joe Dirt, the character found his long-lost parents in a trailer home park in Simi Valley (but on some versions, it was changed to Yucca Valley, California).[citation needed]

Most of the 2003 film adaptation of The Cat in the Hat starring Mike Myers and Dakota Fanning was filmed in Simi Valley. The elaborate faux suburb where most of the film takes place was built on vacant land in a hilly area in West Simi Valley.

The video for "Hexagram," by The Deftones was filmed with fans watching the band play the song in an indoor skatepark in Simi Valley.

In the 1984 film "Bachelor Party" starring Tom Hanks, the MANN 6 Movie Theater formerly located within the Sycamore Shopping Center was used for the movie theater scene.

this mall was once all pink and was dubbed "the pepto bis-mall"

The video for Bullet with Butterfly Wings by The Smashing Pumpkins was filmed in Simi Valley

i am a mud person in this.

That source is pretty iffy.

Being located so near Hollywood, Simi Valley has long been convenient location for the film industry. Simi Valley and the surrounding hills have been the site of several television series, including the long running televsion series Gunsmoke and M*A*S*H.

M*A*S*H (TV) was filmed in the Santa Monica Mountains in what is now Malibu Creek State Park, pretty far from Simi Valley (a good 20-30 miles as the crow flies). Unfortunately in the bad fire in the early 90s, most of the preserved set perished.

The popular 70s television show Little House on the Prairie was filmed at extensive sets built up in the hilly landscapes of the Blue Sky Ranch in the Tapo Canyon hills north of Simi Valley. In addition to the Little House itself, the entire set for the town of Walnut Creek was built atop the hills.

Tapo is pretty far from Simi too, wtf. Might as well say Fillmore or Moorpark or Ventura.

The 1982 motion picture Poltergeist addresses the issue of ghosts, with an oblique treatise on the rampant development and buried history of suburban Southern California.

Poltergeist was filmed in Agoura Hills, again pretty far from Simi Valley. I know this because a girl I dated in college lived on the street where the opening shots take place. You may remember the opening scene with the RC cars racing around and there's a big oak tree in the middle of the street. Gimme a sec and I'll google map it.

OMG the oak tree is gone, it looks like just an empty island in the middle of the street. no stump even.

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=91301&ie=UTF8&ll=34.163205,-118.759892&spn=0.00121,0.001969&t=k&z=19&om=1

RIP never forget

Okay, I was wrong about Portergeist:

Filming Locations:
4267 Roxbury Street, Forest Hills, Simi Valley, California, USA [I think this is THE HOUSE]
Calabria Drive, Agoura Hills, California, USA
Calmfield Avenue, Agoura Hills, California, USA
Gleam Court, Agoura Hills, California, USA
Holiday Inn, Thousand Oaks, California, USA
Irvine, California, USA
Kanan Road, Agoura Hills, California, USA
Rustling Oaks Drive, Agoura Hills, California, USA [THIS IS THE STREET I WAS TALKING ABOUT]
Shadycreek Drive, Agoura Hills, California, USA
Simi Valley, California, USA
University of California, Irvine, California, USA

A lot of my professors live in Simi Valley.

you were wrong about little house on the prairie too, shasta-ass. it was off of TAPO STREET in simi valley. please see my map upthread to see where in simi the little house set it you fucker.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v200/chakisaki/simi.jpg

The Knolls sounds like a band

chaki can you do a map of chatsworth?

sure, easy.

it's just going to be a gigantic vadge, isn't it?

no. buts is going to weird to determine where chatsworth ends and canoga/reseda begins. somwhere around sherman way and winnetka i guess??

chaki your map is complete caca. where is the 23? where is moorpark college? shut your little manface fuck.

uhh the 23 is off the 118 (which is outside of simi valley) and moorpark college is in moorpark (which is not simi valley).

EXPLAIN RONALD REGAN LIBRARY THEN FUCKER

FUCKK

ronald regan library is off of madera which is at the end of simi before the 118/ 23 interchange

i believe that madera changes names once you pass wood ranch but i could be mistaken!

WRONG AGAIN FUCK ME.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=simi+valley,+ca&ie=UTF8&ll=34.251044,-118.822374&spn=0.019333,0.0315&t=h&z=15&om=1

"olsen rd" SHEESH

so close though. fucking 1/16th of a mile.

chaki, did you grow up in chatsworth? first year college roommate did. went to really fancy private school i bet, the fratboy cocksucker.

but nevermind, you're only like 26 or something, right?

yah. i grew up in van nuys went to simi for high school years.