Nobody move--this is a hold-up!

Political commentary and multi-media re-mix of the 2008 Republican National Convention.

Featuring a frank discussion about Republicans as the party of peace and change. With a funky-assed bass line and featuring Herve Villachez as Tatto.

A video action-painting created entirely on-location at the Corner Bistro, NYC. '18 bistros' debuted at the 'howl arts festival' at cbgb's gallery, east village. available as limited edition dvd.

audio: the beautiful steven reich composition, 'music for 18 musicians.'

available as limited edition dvd.

I love these videos. They are so well done.

Watch and enjoy the work of the great David Olson!

They hit Obama for using notes, but not President No Brain for the same offense (like he ever hasn't used notes for anything, including clearing brush and trying to eat pretzels?).

They also go after Obama on sex ed, because apparently Fox has no interest in protecting kindergarten-age children from sexual predators (when the young girls get a bit older and work for O'Reilly they'll have to find out the hard way I guess).

A rock-and-roll Public Service Announcement for perilous times. The Unclassified Media Project publishes meaningful messages in various media including audio, video, and print. Visit unclassifiedmedia.blogspot.com to be alerted to future projects.

A rock and roll newsreel concerning the Iraq war, independent media and media reform.

A rock-and-roll news reel for perilous times. Focuses on presidential power, the difference between democracy and despotism, and the US Constitution. To take action, post a comment or view more media projects, visit www.unclassifiedmedia.blogspot.com.

A short video on the importance of net neutrality. The telecom's have spent an estimated 10-50 million dollars lobbying Congress to let them gut net neutrality--and reap huge profits. They want the right to degrade service and restrict access--so they can charge more money on both ends and limit freedom of speech. Don't let them do it, man.

A short video on the importance of net neutrality. The telecom's have spent an estimated 10-50 million dollars lobbying Congress to let them gut net neutrality--and reap huge profits. They want the right to degrade service and restrict access--so they can charge more money on both ends and limit freedom of speech. Don't let them do it, man