If you want a lengthy menu to choose from, this is not your band, but if you can deal with a one-sided index card with one beverage and the choice between, "Hamburger-Well Done" and "Hamburger-Rare" then come on in and grab a booth. To be sure, EF's bag of tricks is very small indeed, maybe a sandwich size Ziploc at the most. For all of the extra stuff you get when dealing with Electric Frankenstein, they back it all up with some killer rock and roll. Everyone that thinks they know how hard it is to make a buck in the music business need look no further than this band and their boundless creativity in eliminating that problem.
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The albums notes contain a merchandise giveaway, adds for two books of monster art, and a list of web sites supported by the band which also include details on how to have your own website added to the list. There is no shortage of opportunism here by Sal Conzonieri and friends.
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EF's newest full length release comes via TKO Records and makes the aforementioned EP feel like a half-eaten plate of cheese fries compared to the steak dinner the bands feeds you with Burn Bright, Burn Fast. The salivating, pitchfork wielding fans of Electric Frankenstein, having been satiated by an appetizer of an EP earlier in the year, can now ready themselves for the main course.
It being the capitalist punk rock machine known as Electric Frankenstein. And if you really want to be friendly, ask me about "The Case for Pluto.Electric Frankenstein - Burn Bright, Burn Fast Review by Dr. Join the Cosmic Log corps by signing up as my Facebook friend or hooking up on Twitter. For still more fireworks, check out our latest "Month in Space Pictures" slideshow. Seeing all this action from afar makes me glad that we live in a relatively quiet neighborhood of the Milky Way instead of the Carina Nebula's fireworks factory. Sometime in the next 10,000 years or so, Eta Carinae is expected to blow apart, putting on a huge (and, we hope, harmless) show. Another type of big-blasting star, the pre-supernova Eta Carinae, is located on the left side of the big picture. For a wide-angle view of the scene, check out this picture. The ESO image, taken using the Wide Field Imager on the MPG/ESO 2.2-meter telescope at the La Silla Observatory in Chile, shows how blasts of radiation coming from WR22 and other stars interact with the clouds of hydrogen gas that surround them in the Carina Nebula.
WR22 is part of a double-star system and weighs at least 70 times as much as the sun - which means there's lots of material to blast away. They've been compared to "ticking time bombs" in space. Wolf-Rayet stars are relatively rare cosmic stunners that blast their atmosphere outward into space millions of times more quickly than our sun. Today's image from the ESO focuses on WR22, a massive Wolf-Rayet star in the southern constellation Carina, more than 5,000 light-years from Earth. "Live fast, die young" may sound like a life lesson, but it’s actually an astronomical observation, borne out by a spectacular image of a hot young star from the European Southern Observatory.
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