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INRI discussion list up and running

stanleylieber — Tue, 11 Jan 2005 05:21:29 GMT

Open discussion list covering topics related to the on-going INRI project. Pretty much anything is fair game.

You own your own words. List archives will be maintained and
distributed freely on the Internet -- perhaps in perpetuity -- but no
claim is made by Stanley Lieber on the content of any post not made by
himself.

Say what you want -- but remember that nothing ever really goes away
on the Internet. I'm still getting calls about a resume from 1997.

http://www.inri.net

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Blue #1-2 - summer, 1994

stanleylieber — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 03:40:20 GMT

Blue #1

Summer, 1994

24 pages, 7.7mb, .cbz format

http://www.inri.net/zines/Blue/Blue_01/cbz/Blue_01.cbz

Blue #2

Summer, 1994

28 pages, 7.4mb, .cbz format

http://www.inri.net/zines/Blue/Blue_02/cbz/Blue_02.cbz

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S.C.A.R.: Dot Matrix Hate - summer, 1994

stanleylieber — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 03:39:00 GMT

S.C.A.R.: Dot Matrix Hate

Summer, 1994

12 pages, 3mb, .cbz format

http://www.inri.net/zines/SCAR_Dot_Matrix_Hate/cbz/SCAR_Dot_Matrix_Hate.cbz

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Angst Comics - summer, 1994

stanleylieber — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 03:38:01 GMT

Angst Comics

Summer, 1994

16 pages, 5.3mb, .cbz format

http://www.inri.net/zines/Angst_Comics/cbz/Angst_Comics.cbz

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.cbz format explained

stanleylieber — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 03:36:25 GMT

.cbz format is simply a zip file containing .gif or .jpg images, which can be read by a number of image reader programs, such as cbview (unix), ffview (osx), or cdisplay (windows).

URLS:

http://elvine.org/code/cbview
http://www.feedface.com/projects/ffview.html
http://www.geocities.com/davidayton/CDisplay

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Noxious Minutiae #5

stanleylieber — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 03:30:22 GMT

The new issue of Noxious Minutiae is out. It looks like I have something in here this time.

URLs:

http://www.livejournal.com/community/noxiousminutiae
http://noxiousminutiae.org

tranq_tryptizol's final visuals for the story, which unfortunately didn't make it into the issue:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v157/tranq_tryptizol/cubulex2.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v157/tranq_tryptizol/saito.jpg

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Apophenia #1-2 - .cbz format

stanleylieber — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 03:27:46 GMT

Apophenia #1 - .cbz format, 16mb

http://www.stanleylieber.com/cbz/Apophenia_01.cbz

Apophenia #2 - .cbz format, 22mb

http://www.stanleylieber.com/cbz/Apophenia_02.cbz

torrent file of both issues

http://zcultfm4.no-ip.org:6969/torrent.html?info_hash=8ec9d88704f1ef4a278238ef1245d6d381bb42ea

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The Empire Never Ended - mp3s now available

stanleylieber — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 03:24:53 GMT

The Empire Never Ended - 34:39, 49mb

http://www.stanleylieber.com/mp3/The_Empire_Never_Ended-Track_01-The_Empire_Never_Ended.mp3

This Was A Mistake - 5:32, 8mb

http://www.stanleylieber.com/mp3/The_Empire_Never_Ended-Track_02-This_Was_A_Mistake.mp3

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FUCK[tm].2004

stanleylieber — Wed, 08 Dec 2004 06:43:58 GMT

New annual issue now available. 104 pages, 44mb, .cbz format:

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/66346.html ]

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New media on the way

stanleylieber — Tue, 07 Dec 2004 06:00:27 GMT

Holy crap I never have time to read Tribe.net anymore.

New website updates:

[ http://www.stanleylieber.com ]

[ http://www.inri.net/itrecords ]

There is lots of new stuff at both of these sites, which I unfortunately don't have time or energy to write about at the moment.

I need to quite my job.

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Causality _Reported_

stanleylieber — Tue, 13 Jul 2004 17:02:07 GMT

Causality Refuted
by HC

I thought number 1 was very interesting, and I liked it a lot! It reminds me of waching Men.In.Black. I was particularly fond of #s 2 and 3.

#4 reminds me of cocoa beach. It has a happy feel to it.
#5 had a real modern feel, and it is my fave.

I thought #6 was sorta wierd. I like it a whole lot!!! It was a 2nd fave!

O.K. sorry, I have to swich Postwar Era to 3rd and What Goes On to 2nd this song is sweet!!! DAT, AND A BAGGA CHIPS! Crash is a realy cool song. The first thing that came to mind was an airport. It made me think of playing TONY HAWK 3! Wich is the worlds best PS2 game EV-ER!

O.K. I gotta tell you that I started to fall asleep on #9! and #10. They are so soothing when you are tired!

Ego Death kinda frigged me out, but I love that song! I don't know why it reminds me of hallows eve! Probably cause it has the word death in it. Hehe!
I absoloutly love #12! I love it!
I (Did myself a favor) by listening to this CD!

Love, your sister,

Halie Claire

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/39879.html ]

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Career Suicide #1 now available

stanleylieber — Tue, 13 Jul 2004 16:59:22 GMT

I recently dug up my first "album" and created MP3s of it for the edification of the case officiers who handle surveillance of my activities (see below).

Inspired to annoy the critique class, I have inaugurated a new zine, Career Suicide, in which I shall endeavor to beat far-future anthropologists to the punch in evaluating my work, and make sweeping pronouncements of my own, intended to skew the record far in advance of the emergence of human beings who would actually care.

Presumptuous? You bet!

This is an old-fashioned cut and past job -- sixteen pages, including covers -- completed start-to-finish between Friday night and Sunday evening. Due to severely retarded storms, electricity has been out at my house since yesterday morning, when I originally intended to scan and post the zine in .pdf format. I will assume here that in the case of free reading material, the phrase "better late than never" shall apply.

Building on this foundational display of self-exhaulting academic posturing, future issues of Career Suicide will explore the later musical works in my canon.

Fuck a career. And fuck you, too.

Career Suicide #1

(.pdf format, approx. 6mb)

[ http://inri.retrovertigo.com/zines/Career_Suicide/pdf/Career_Suicide_01.pdf ]

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Most FUCK(tm) cover scans now online

stanleylieber — Wed, 30 Jun 2004 16:58:18 GMT

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/35544.html ]

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IT 120303 iss XLVI

manazavahagala — Wed, 23 Jun 2004 19:53:05 GMT

SL: I'm up to the (first?/only?) Barrow and Tipler quote. It's the only 'waiting room' reading I do, outside the house. I'll be stuck for more when I get through it (I read *very* slowly on hard media, so this could be around .. October?). -m

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hey

Jetrock — Thu, 24 Jun 2004 12:17:38 GMT

do this smell?

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POP(tm), 1995

stanleylieber — Fri, 25 Jun 2004 04:39:56 GMT

In early 1995 I recorded an album called POP(tm) which was distributed to about six or seven people on cassette (I bought old rock albums from the Salvation Army and taped over them -- cheap high quality tapes!).

Later a friend let me borrow his video camera, and I developed the audio piece into a sort of concept film starring my childhood best friend. This was later in terspliced with older clips filmed between 1991 and 1993, in which we: 1.) engaged in staged kung fu battles, 2.) utilized vintage Star Wars action figures in mock passion plays, 3.) surreptitiously filmed members of my family immediately after they woke in the morning, 4.) surreptitiously filmed square dancers "in action" at my mother's square dance club, 5.) etc. The film runs about 35 minutes, and if you look closely near the end you'll see me drawing a page from the very first Stork story, way back in 1992.

I've rummaged around in my boxes, but I no longer seem to have a copy of the original audio for POP(tm). Just as well.

.rm format, approx. 90mb

[ http://inri.retrovertigo.com/itrecords/album_pop/video/POPtm.rm ]

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The aim of science, the method of religion

stanleylieber — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 21:32:59 GMT

INRI.net - Anthropology of the project:

[ http://www.inri.net/anthropology.html ]

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The process

stanleylieber — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 15:44:58 GMT

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/30182.html ]

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/25893.html ]

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/25546.html ]

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/25340.html ]

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/30376.html ]

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/33594.html ]

[ http://www.livejournal.com/users/stanleylieber/27032.html ]

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IT(tm)

stanleylieber — Mon, 21 Jun 2004 15:37:31 GMT

"As for the superstitions of the logicians, I shall never tire of underlining a concise little fact which these superstitious people are loath to admit -- namely, that a thought comes when `it' wants, not when `I' want; so that it is a falsification of the facts to say: the subject `I' is the condition of the predicate `think'. It thinks: but that this `it' is precisely that famous old `I' is, to put it mildly, only an assumption, an assertion, above all not an `immediate certainty'. For even with this `it thinks' one has already gone too far: this `it' already contains an interpretation of the event and does not belong to the event itself. The inference here is in accordance with the habit of grammar: `thinking is an activity, to every activity pertains one who acts, consequently --'. It was more or less in accordance with the same scheme that the older atomism sought, in addition to the `force' which acts, that little lump of matter in which it resides, out of which it acts, the atom; more rigorous minds at last learned to get along without this `residuum of earth', and perhaps we and the logicians as well will one day accustom ourselves to getting along without that little `it' (which is what the honest old `I' has evaporated into)."

-- Friedrich Nietzsche,
from _Beyond Good and Evil_

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