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Episode one of a weekly book review series by General Member Malcolm Streitfeld called "Inside the Pages." Filmed by Raymond Baccari Edited by Brian Brierly Like us on Facebook: Anchor TV Follow us on Instagram: @anchortvric Follow us on Twitter/X: @AnchorTV

1/100 (15mm) scale kit for "the garage" from Roadside Picnic. Based on an old american service station, with an added overhanging roof: https://reedbrothersdodgehistory.wordpress.com/2016/07/31/1960s-full-service-gulf-station/1940s-artist-rendering-gulf-gas-station/ Signage is the Russian word for "garage" according to google translate, and have been separated so you can add custom signs if you prefer. Roof is removable to allow interior model movement. "Ground" is not required if this is being added to a permanent scene. AC unit is more for additional cover than historical accuracy.

Tracklist: 1. Morning Song 2. Cairo 3. Kindred Spirit 4. Never Too Late 5. You Get Wet Sleeping In The Park 6. In The Maze 7. A New Canterbury Tale 8. Heart

STALKTOBER IS HERE! Rob is leading the entire Waypoint crew on a grand journey through all things S.T.A.L.K.E.R, and first up Roadside Picnic, the novel that started it all. We discuss this seminal sci-fi text at length, from its striking and terrifying worldbuilding to its economic allegories, its existential questions of humanity's essential nature to the material realities of coming in contact with something beyond your comprehension, and who's life is placed in danger for others to step over. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A stalker in a strangely irradiated zone, Red Schuhart is deeply transformed at the contact of this alien litter. Jos Smolders' five compositions adapted from this Strugatsky Brothers novel convey the same disorienting feeling, a bare and minimal odyssey to one's inner self.

Caption below photo: Isseis picnic and cook with fire right on the ground with a cast iron pan, forks and two cars (second is a Chevrolet). Location is likely somewhere in the Alameda to Niles vicinity of the San Francisco Bay Area, circa 1910-1920s (Size of original: Unknown) For more information, visit Densho

Två ryska science fictionklassiker. Boken Roadside picnic och Andrej Tarkovskys filmatisering under namnet Stalker behandlas i detta avsnitt. Gäster är Speldesignern Ville Vourela och docenten/lektorn Lena Israel.

"Red Schuhart is a stalker, one of those young rebels who are compelled, in spite of the extreme danger, to venture illegally into the Zone to collect the mysterious artifacts that the alien visitors left scattered around. His life is dominated by the place and the thriving black market in the alien products. But when he and his friend Kirill go into the Zone together to pick up a "full empty," something goes wrong. And the news he gets from his girlfriend upon his return makes it inevitable that he'll keep going back to the Zone, again and again, until he finds the answer to all his problems."--

Originally ripped by Terminal Escape, posted on July 10, 2015 Description from Terminal Escape: Another discount discovery, this mysterious double cassette seemed too interesting to pass up for a few dollars and, as usual, I made a good choice by purchasing a cheap mystery tape. Very mellow, sometimes to the point of being background music, but often disconcerting if you listen carefully (as you should, obviously), the sparseness of tracks like "Distant Drums Eating Henry" is as off putting as the piercing "Nest" and the terrifying "Swallowing Bees," and all of them will leave you on edge. Every aspect of Terminal Swan Songs seems calculated - sometimes the tracks are so casual that you can actually forget they are playing ("Sympathetic Orbits"), and sometimes they are so brilliant that you don't want them to stop ("The Man Who Invented Gold," as an example). There are more than two hours of sounds here, and I'm sure that many of you will move right along to the next hardcore gem, but (as usual) the adventurous will be rewarded with a truly interesting and eclectic collection of sounds...compositions that will both intrigue and engage. Also, in the last few years, this dude has cranked out a TON of shit, so if you like it then dig the fukk in. TERMINAL SWAN SONGS //1.bp.blogspot.com/-FbRlm2A_Iqg/VZ-C90zqlOI/AAAAAAAAMs8/ooHHuvQcULE/s1600/roadside%2Bpicnic%2Bcover1.jpg http://cottoncandyhousefire.tumblr.com/ //1.bp.blogspot.com/-MMDRksx6BuM/VZ-H5XOliEI/AAAAAAAAMtU/E2RgwI43PZw/s1600/roadside%2Bpicnic%2Binside1%2Bcopy.jpg //2.bp.blogspot.com/-jUux1lfHl5o/VZ-IAmpFV2I/AAAAAAAAMtc/OM6oq3SLPJ0/s1600/roadside%2Bpicnic%2Binside2%2Bcopy.jpg

Francis from What a Hell of a Way to Die discusses his latest read Roadside Picnic. In it, he talks about overall Russian Science Fiction, comparisons to other works like Annihilation, and having to deal with the incomprehensible

This is a collection of instrumental and ambient tracks inspired by the Strugatsky brother's masterpiece, "Roadside Picnic," meant to serve as a backdrop to the dangerous world left behind after the visitation.

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excerpt from Rented Forrest CD on chocolate monk

TaSe-26 (06-2013) EP "Roadside Picnic" Roadside Picnic www.tape-safe.net

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One of the storyboards of Roadside Picnic, an AMC show that never aired.