Megahertz Donut

Musician, artist, designer, cyclist, nightowl, vegetarian * Schlotman.com * Megahertz Donut * Brian Bonz & The Major Crimes tour dates Social media links at schlotman.com

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Weight of the World is out on Bandcamp this Friday. Big thanks to everyone involved in this, especially the amazing drummer Alex Cohen, bassist Tim Lavigne, sax player Greg Rushton, and sound engineer Daniel Imana. We recorded most of it simultaneously / live the way it used to be done, and we love it. If you want a copy and can't afford it, hit me up and it's yours.

https://megahertz-donut.bandcamp.com/track/weight-of-the-world-5

This was my first Blender 3D project. It has some goofs but overall I'm happy with it and learned a lot. Looking forward to making another! #NoAI #music #animation #rock #glamrock #robots

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Weight of the World (teaser) - Megahertz Donut

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Sneak Preview in-process version of the new studio recording of Revolver

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Revolver - Megahertz Donut (Live)

Live At Rockwood Music Hall, NYC 10/30/24 

 Don Paris Schlotman - guitar and vocals  Danny Campbell - piano Tim Lavigne - bass Alex Cohen - drums Kunal Singh - sax  words and music - Don Paris Schlotman   schlotman.com https://donparisschlotman.bandcamp.com https://megahertzdonut.com

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Doechii: Tiny Desk Concert

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"The Blue" Live At Rockwood Music Hall, NYC 10/30/24

This is a song about being resigned to going down on a sinking ship. "Seconds trip, trip, tripping For this listing ship Slipping slowly down its spine Fate is sipping At a fatal clip As it sinks into the brine But who can resist the Siren's call? Her chorus whipping Like a pistol grip Chipping sweetly into my mind Fate is sipping ... And I'm surely out of time But the blue... enraptures me The blue... embraces me The blue... captures me The blue... defaces me Fish are snipping At my fingertips Unzipping slowly up my rind And my skin is ripping Sharks take a nip Stripping me Of what was mine And the blue... welcomes me The blue welcomes me Who... can resist? Tell me, who.... can resist?"

Don Paris Schlotman - guitar and vocals Keisha Benjamin - vocals Danny Campbell - piano Tim Lavigne - bass Alex Cohen - drums  Kunal Singh - sax words and music - Don Paris Schlotman 

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"Under the Waves" - Megahertz Donut

Live At Rockwood Music Hall, NYC 10/30/24

This is a song about the ocean enticing a woman to marry it, joining the water forever. The lyrics were loosely inspired by the Song of Solomon.

"Let the brine kiss thee like the strongest wine 'Take me away in you,' she cried! Rejoice and delight in this night While dark and lovely jewels glitter the tide Arise my beautiful one Now the winter rains are over and done Now we must face the dawn Pale like the moon, bright like the sun"

Don Paris Schlotman - guitar and vocals Keisha Benjamin - vocals Danny Campbell - piano Tim Lavigne - bass Alex Cohen - drums Kunal Singh - sax

words and music - Don Paris Schlotman

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A slower version of Weight of the World

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Weight of the World (NASA mix) by Megahertz Donut

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Juana Molina - Cosoco (official music video)

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Tiny

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Dinner patrol

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WHAT is that one poem (?), abt a modern worker contemplating the numerous forgotten who were actually responsible for all the ‘great’ deeds of history

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found it!!

A Worker Reads History Bertolt Brecht

Who built the seven gates of Thebes? The books are filled with names of kings. Was it the kings who hauled the craggy blocks of stone? And Babylon, so many times destroyed. Who built the city up each time? In which of Lima’s houses, That city glittering with gold, lived those who built it? In the evening when the Chinese wall was finished Where did the masons go? Imperial Rome Is full of arcs of triumph. Who reared them up? Over whom Did the Caesars triumph? Byzantium lives in song. Were all her dwellings palaces? And even in Atlantis of the legend The night the seas rushed in, The drowning men still bellowed for their slaves. Young Alexander conquered India. He alone? Caesar beat the Gauls. Was there not even a cook in his army? Phillip of Spain wept as his fleet was sunk and destroyed. Were there no other tears? Frederick the Great triumphed in the Seven Years War. Who triumphed with him? Each page a victory At whose expense the victory ball? Every ten years a great man, Who paid the piper? So many particulars. So many questions.

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So I just went through three notebooks to find this, because I knew it was there.

I was at the ROM, about six years ago, at a special exhibit on Babylon. And there was a brick, formerly part of a palace. And Nebuchadnezzar, the one who built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, had had his name in cuneiform stamped on every single brick, to emphasize that he had built it.

And on this one, a workman had carved his own name, Zabina’, into the block too, in Aramaic. Here’s the brick. It’s 2600 years old.

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Reblog for addition!

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Wasting time.

Aka. I just wanted to draw kitty cat.

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