Gregory Daurer aka Gregory Ego
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Writer of articles, songs, a novel. Photographer. Denver, Colorado USA
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My interviews with Merry Prankster Ken Babbs; songwriter Michael Hurley; gonzo illustrator Ralph Steadman; CRIME drummer/film producer Henry S. Rosenthal (The Devil & Daniel Johnston); documentary photographer Bill Owens (Suburbia, Altamont 1969):

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Save This Post (STP): Different meanings for the acronym STP. From Jackson, Mississippi's underground newspaper Kudzu, October 1970...
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Show already took place. I had recalled your thread about him.
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Songwriter/artist Felix Hatfield @ matinee show (1-3 PM) @ Laurelthirst on 10/4/25. A few adult-friendly songs played on toy instruments. And then there was his Michael Hurley-inspired number featuring shopping bag artwork (see reply)...

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A No Coast Victory: Colorado brewery wins gold in "West Coast IPA" category at 2025 Great American Beer Festival...
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GREGORY EGO PHOTOS: George Frayne aka Commander Cody at the Louisville [Colorado] Street Faire, 6/25/10. After the show, he mentioned his limp was due to a drunken driver. Seemed pleased when I mentioned seeing him in a '70s issue of High Times together with his plants...
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"Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Plants." Two-page spread in High Times, April 1977...
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I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked,
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A Michael Hurley-inspired small comic that Felix Hatfield passed along...
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Snock associate Felix Hatfield's song, featuring shopping bag artwork, based upon a whimsical flyer Michael Hurley had designed: "Missing Pet, Do Not Feed"...
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Songwriter/artist Felix Hatfield @ matinee show (1-3 PM) @ Laurelthirst on 10/4/25. A few adult-friendly songs played on toy instruments. And then there was his Michael Hurley-inspired number featuring shopping bag artwork (see reply)...

felixhatfield.com/bio

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And one helluva one-off band in terms of players...

John Cale -- vocals - except track 5, guitar
David van Tieghem -- drums
James Honeyman-Scott -- guitar
Chris Spedding -- bass, vocals - track 5
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🧵 Anti-Hunter S. Thompson ad during his run for sheriff: "Has Sheriff Whitmire ever said to a reporter that he's ever been on a mescaline trip?" (The Aspen Times, October 29, 1970.)

Thompson for Sheriff poster: a red two-thumbed fist holding a green peyote button.
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⁣⁣⁣🦉Master Ornithologist, Quinton Ainsworth, was on a solo weekend expedition researching desert birds when he met two beings in the twilight hours....⁣⁣⁣
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⁣⁣🦉On his way home, he caught a mouse with his talons and ate it.

#owls #scifiart #desertart #creepyart #spookyart #alienart #oilpainting
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Here’s another video. The baby is just gurgling, not upset, not even when the cemetery’s grumpy neighbor through the woods starts objecting to the woodsy concert with some target practice. The Lindner Bros. didn’t miss a beat.
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Someone ought to hand that skeleton a bow!
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I usually keep my bread in the fridge. But it's better to freeze it first before toasting?
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Too late! You can't get the Beatles' Abbey Road at the Denver Folklore Center for $4.47 any longer...

Ad in Chinook, 10/2/69:
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I'm assuming you mean freeze rice and pasta prior to ever cooking...?
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Dan and Willy Lindner, performing Battle Hymn of the Republic at the 2nd anniversary of the Vermont Forest Cemetery in Roxbury.