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is rock and roll // not rocket science.
for what // is not elsewhere.
works in progress // or overdone.
panoramic scenes from hell
the bizarre, the unusual, the sublime and the beautiful
winter rains bring spring blooms
our
biggest and baddest consumable
skull scans are scans of skulls
tract homes for wealthy anti-americans
stormy weather and the open land
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About Exuberance, et al
Since 1994, Exuberance has been the work of Matt Jalbert. Copyright 2008, all rights reserved. Please contact me to arrange licensing for photographs. Fine art prints are available.
You got your exuberance, that’s right here, and pretty close by is the newfangled le blog exuberance. Then you got your outliers, like Tabby and Junkalow. You got your things like Sparklejet, and Radical Urban Theory. And that’s not the whole of it. A lot more, not even given their own bedroom in the big house yet: 369photography, ModernSF, EcoReader, ModCal, ModernCal, ModCalifornia, MickeyPasadena… maybe someday.
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the way // exuberance used to look.
where to play music // on a cold Monday night.
RUT has moved: RadicalUrbanTheory.com
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Off the rack, ready to read, and filled with easy-to-understand
photographs.
now known for its antennas
is on the edge
that I love
makes it all possible
building with great intention
dominates consciousness
in one San Francisco neighborhood
may be an unfolding disaster
are anti-war babes
makes it all worth while
something’s happening in the desert
a.k.a. current affairs
kindling interest for generations
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