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    That's Just Fine
    03:05

    That's Just Fine

    Memorial Concert for Richard Derrick with the band “Return to Whatever” Cafe NELA (“North East Los Angeles”) 6-28-19 Brian Christopherson - Drums Crane - Bass Jonathan Hall - Guitar Jim Mills - Keyboards, Guitar & Vocals Laura Smith - Tambourine Dave Travis - Cello Music by Richard Alan Krieger (aka “Crane”) Copyright © 2019 Another Umbrella https://soundcloud.com/euphorias-destination/sets/another-umbrella Video by Argedawa
    A Place With No Time
    02:53

    A Place With No Time

    How the years have gone by But it seems like yesterday That we were together With life going our way I remember all those good times When sweet music filled the air I’m so thankful to have known you Beautiful moments we shared And you know that what we had will last forever our love is divine And you know that one day we will be together in….A Place With No Time ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Memorial Concert for Richard Derrick with the band “Return to Whatever” Cafe NELA (“North East Los Angeles”) 6-28-19 Brian Christopherson - Drums Crane - Vocals Jonathan Hall - Guitar Jim Mills - Keyboards, Guitar & Vocals Laura Smith - Bass & Vocals Dave Travis - Cello Lyrics and music by Richard Alan Krieger (aka “Crane”) Copyright © 2019 SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/euphorias-destination/a-place-with-no-time Video by Argedawa
    Minutemen - King Of The Hill
    03:14

    Minutemen - King Of The Hill

    What is peace / To the people / Who work the land / And die in wars? / It was learned in a game / That was played by us all / Who held the top of the hill / From the rest was called the king / And I can't believe it all / Was good for humankind / Is it peace / To point the guns? / Is it war / To fire the guns? / We would run with all of our might / Push the king off to take the hill / And to learn who was king / And who makes the better serf / I can't believe it all / Was good for humankind / And I have to read the lies / Between the lines / Believe in this / We are part / Of a whole we call the earth / And I have to read the lies / Between the lines
    Minutemen with Crane Live
    15:15
    Minutemen "Live"

    Minutemen with Crane Live

    The Minutemen with Crane on Trumpet/Back-up Vocals in a live summer concert in 1985.
    Minutemen- Project Mersh EP 1985
    22:36
    Exploding Barrel

    Minutemen- Project Mersh EP 1985

    SST, 1985 I don't own anything in this video. 1. The Cheerleaders 0:00 2. King of the hill 3:55 3. Hey Lawdy Mama 7:22 4. Take Our Test 11:01 5. Tour-Spiel 13:48 6. More Spiel 16:41
    Another Umbrella - Eventide
    36:57
    Another Umbrella

    Another Umbrella - Eventide

    0:00 Eventide 6:52 Reflection 21:15 Spirit Dance 29:35 Infinity Richard Derrick: guitar, drums (1,4) Crane: bass, keyboards (4) recorded live on KXLU-FM (Los Angeles, CA), 31 August 1987 photography by Crane
    The Party/Part 1: D Boon, Crane, Richard Derrick, & James Ellis Jammin'
    17:36
    Cosmic Joke

    The Party/Part 1: D Boon, Crane, Richard Derrick, & James Ellis Jammin'

    June, 1985 The BDay/Grad Party Part 1 jam with D Boon, Crane, Richard Derrick, & James Ellis
    Joke Becomes a Lie
    03:02
    Tragicomedy

    Joke Becomes a Lie

    Fractalidescope - Part 1
    09:59
    medguitar83

    Fractalidescope - Part 1

    A friend let me borrow this VHS from the late 1980s. on the front of the box "Kaleidoscope of colors flowing over fractals by Arnie Greif to music by Another Umbrella" The following taken from a pamphlet included inside the VHS case: What is a fractal? A fractal is an object that is made up of parts that look like the whole and each one of those parts is made up of that look like itself and each one of those parts, and so on and so on. There are objects and processes in nature that have a fractal structure to them, like clouds or mountains. For example, if one looks closer at a part of a mountain range, it also looks like a mountain range. The fractals that we make are generated by math equations and don't exist outside of the computer itself. Many pictures can come from each equation, with different input values giving different results. One equation that we use, the Mandelbrot set, was published in Scientific American in 1985 and is well known. It is named for Benoit Mandelbrot, a research fellow at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, NY. He coined the term fractal to describe forms having a fractal dimension. I have been working with these types of equations and programs since 1985. Our philosophy is to produce as bright, clear and as high in quality possible and still keep the price range as low as possible. In each image that we make there are no less than 200 million calculations performed to generate. We make the pictures on a Sun Microsystems computer. We use equations that Arnie develops and programs developed by John Bolton and Arnie Greif. Though created mathematically, fractals offer both beautiful and colorful art compositions. They are a part of a new genre in the art world. Fractals combine creative and scientific elements to produce an advanced art for today. Sherri Greif, Arnie Greif