The future according to Phaeax

Take a close look at this picture and think about past, present and future.
Phaeax
Phaeax

freakbeat jésus boy band choirs...

...were totally mainstream in continental Europe (and Québec, of course) in the Seventies.

Bratsk in 1978

Are you a man who goes where the wind blows?

The Good News Singers fished souls with catchy songs and psychedelic pics

Are you a man who goes where the wind blows? Well, I'm pretty sure you could use half an hour of moral re-armament, spiritual food and aural Krishna cookies, rather psyched out jesus/allah freaks, directions to the path of glory, and stuff.

Music from some varieties of xtianity  and - in the name of universal love -  some other belief systems:

Are you a man who goes where the wind blows? by Dispokino on Mixcloud

Or download the mix and tracklist here.

Thanks to Ben for sharing Beth Sholom U.S.Y. in this post.

Goetheanum (Rudolf Steiner, 1928)

The followers of Anthroposophy celebrated the 150th birthday of the founder of their movement, Rudolf Steiner, last week. I live only 10 km away from the world center of Anthroposophy, the Goetheanum, pictured above (with its restaurant in the second picture) and I'm still surprised about the fact that a movement with a rather mazy philosophy that is deeply rooted in the boom of occultism around 1900 could survive and still be quite strong. At least it is here. The monumental Goetheanum is still impressive today, but how alien must it have been in 1928? Note the tiny persons on the pic that give you an idea of its size.