Short environmental piece up at Archive.org

 

https://archive.org/details/urecorder-20240730-124304

Recorded at Point Pinole, Pinole CA 7/28/24.

More Infinite Plastic Internal music up at Archive.org!

 

https://archive.org/details/mark-pino-percussion-pit-5-13-2019

A brief solo spot from within a larger KFJC Month Of Mayhem special in 2019. Kick ass drummer Tatsuya Nakatani was the main focus; several SF Bay Area drummers were kind of a supporting cast for his appearance. It was a fun afternoon and I like this little piece, which has been up on Bandcamp for a number of years now.

The Deconstruction Of What You Know live audio up at Archive.org

 

https://archive.org/details/the-deconstruction-of-what-you-know-at-the-dildo-factory-2-20-19

Video footage of this show had been up at Bill Russell's YouTube page for a number of years, but all of his content has been deleted. I hope that he is OK, and if he has passed away, Godspeed to a sweet, genuine gentleman. The times that I got to play music with Joshua Allen were high points for me; can't think of a better tenor saxophone player. Someday, the rest of the music world will know. It took me a few years to recover from the demands of his vision, but the drain was worth it. 

More music up at Archive.org!

 

https://archive.org/details/granite-dunes

A brief project made up of Anthony Pulsipher, Brian Lucas and myself. We jammed some and put tracks such as this up at Soundcloud, but never played a show. The space where thes clips was recorded was in the Fruitvale District of Oakland. 

More Infinite Plastic Internal music up at Archive.org!

 

https://archive.org/details/img-0147_202407

 

Jim Ryan/Mark Pino Duo music up at Archive.org!

 

https://archive.org/details/03-track-03_202406

Jim was very generous with his time during a few months of 2014. He'd take BART over to my place in El Cerrito, from Oakland, and we'd jam and talk. He told me a funny story about how a renowned Jazz musician once stole his flute in Paris. Jim had lots of great stories to tell. He saw a lot of things go down. Glad I got to talk with him some before his passing last year. Thanks for hanging out with me, Jim Ryan. 

Infinite Plastic Internal music up at Archive.org!

 

https://archive.org/details/03-tempat-barang-barang-rongsokan

Music For Waiting Rooms was a CD-R release. I made custom stamps for the cover information. I sent some out to radio stations. After that, not much else happened with it. The other day, my wife and I were going through storage containers and I found the stamps. It all seemed like a good idea at the time. 

The art up above is recent collage work. Working with vinyl lettering is very challenging!