The Mothership Connection Blog

Hello, Happy SXSW! I hope everything is going off with a bang for you.

I know, my blog is sparse, but bare with me here. I’m not a blog kinda gal. (it just helps to have a website, right?)

Please visit my Soundcloud or my Facebook page!

Check back after SXSW for a sexy new mix.

DJLovecat@gmail.com

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“how silly,” you might ask?

diese Jungs könnte Ihnen sagen können.

My lovely friend, Jessica, has provided a Summertime Mix for us all to enjoy!

Here is my latest DJ mix, “Lovecat Supreme”

…inspired by the insanely fun Queer Bomb…

Please download it and ENJOY!

This past weekend was Austin’s first annual Queer Bomb rally, parade, and party! It was the most spectacular LGBTQIA pride celebration I have ever witnessed! Everyone was roaring with energy – chants, hoops, hollers, whistles blaring, there were sparkles and rainbows galore, dikes on bikes, freaks, geeks, queers, stilt-walkers, flag twirlers, slide whistlers,  butterfly bike floats, and more than you can imagine. We were accompanied dike drum line in the back, and the loud quirky big band tunes of The Minor Mishap Marching Band leading the way.  Once Again, Miss Angeliska came through with great photos from the event! Austin 360 was there to snapshot the party!

Unfortunately, these guys couldn’t make it to our party:

Hello readers,

I had posted the wrong Adriano Celentano video.  I’m sorry if you watched it and thought “…how lame.”

I have posted a much more exciting video for you to enjoy!

Love,

Penny

“What does English sound like to someone who doesn’t speak English? Perhaps something like, “Chompin’ on the judge cause the paper’s a sham” or “You call me silver freezing cold and ants and I tools old,” two of the randomly jabberwockian lines in Italian singer Adriano Celentano’s  “Prisencolinensinainciusol.” It’s English of a sort, to be sure, but of what sort—well, that’s a matter of interpretation. Dictionary flippers of a juvenile bent will enjoy knowing that a couple of the words Celentano deploys may be a touch off-color. On the other hand, they may not be, too; it all depends on what you hear.” -  Gregory McNamee – Britannica Blog

….is rap before there was rap. Disco before there was disco. Italo before there was italo…