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Please note that I am not responsible for any damage you do to your theremin as a result of my blog. Hack at your own risk ! If you don’t know how to work on electronics or wood, ask a friend. This blog concerns the Moog Etherwave theremin. It deserves credit for being the pioneering […]
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Silvertone 1457 tune-up
in which Jon fixes up his old Sears Silvertone guitar.
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Tags: guitar repair, Sears Silvertone
in which a subtle detail of this film is revealed.
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Tags: coen brothers, inside llewyn davis, Llewyn Davis
in which Jon stumbles upon another jailhouse author.
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Radio Days
in which radio is the theme for Jon’s life.
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in which Jon provides the directions to navigate to Tokyo’s important tourist attraction.
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A Pile of Video Cassettes
in which Jon reveals the contents of 3 cartons of video cassettes he has been dragging around for 20 years.
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in which Jon discovers one of the rare French artists to work in this typically American style.
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in which Jon gets revenge on Richard Meltzer for the hours he wasted reading his diatribes.
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My Life of Crime
in which Jon realizes that crime can pay, if you’re an author.
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