Do You Believe In The Magic?
I am a big fan of Pancake Mountain. It’s a kids show, on Arlington Independent Media, in which some hip “grown-ups” get children to play with musicians. Sort of like Sesame Street for the offspring of the Dischord generation. There was a dance lesson from M.I.A., and a singalong with Tegan and Sara and a muppet named Rufus. Shows have been few and far between lately so I was excited to see they’d filmed a dance party with Daniel Johnston.
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March 7th, 2008 at 4:05 pm
Puppet’s full name: Rufus Leaking.
Think about it.
March 8th, 2008 at 10:25 am
pancake mountain is very cool
I went to a Pancake Mountain event with my boys one time
all the kids were dancing
none of the kids were sitting down
it is cool that dc culture still produces creative and original projects