[TO BE TRANSLATED] …“Da Giannino, da Giannino, si mangia, si fuma (fuori) e si beve il vino”…Mauro in transito da Roccatederighi (GR), dove va in genere a prendere i quotidiani per la rassegna stampa, si ferma per una pausa ristoratrice in attesa del Litologia Partecipativa Làiv Show (per partecipare vedi http://www.pibinko.org/abc)
[TO BE TRANSLATED] Mauro Tirannosauro è la versione simpatica dei Kaiju di Pacific Rim, o un parente gigione di Godzilla. E’ nelle colline metallifere grossetane da nemmeno due mesi. E’ arrivato qua durante la fase 1 dell’emergenza COVID, e quindi fino a dieci giorni fa è rimasto blindato a Tatti frazione di Massa Marittima-ma-quasi-di-Roccastrada-o-di-Gavorrano, e … Continue reading Mauro T. and Bob, smoking
[TO BE TRANSLATED… this i Italian works on the similarity between “amici”, friends, and “a mici”, meaning “to cats”] Mauro Tirannosauro sentiva il giornale radio della Toscana stamattina e ha capito che fra qualche giorno sarà possibile fare visite a mici. Poi dopo pranzo si riposava, e abbiamo registrato un suo sogno sul tema. Ci … Continue reading Mauro T. vising a cat friend
[to be translated… this plays on the ambiguity in Italian of “sopra”…in English works less because one would say “on top” or “above” depending on where you put you mask] Mauro T. oggi è andato a fare la spesa all’osciàn di Rimpignano (GT) e ha letto che è importante portare la mascherina sopra bocca e … Continue reading Wearing your mask, according to Mauro Tirannosauro
Dopo un mese e mezzo passato a Tatti, Mauro Tirannosauro oggi ha fatto la sua prima visita nel capoluogo maremmano, dovendo scendere nella piana per una riunione. Era quindi al Caffè Ricasoli, dove la rete pibinko.org ha calcato numerosi passi (e anche un po’ la Jug Band Colline Metallifere). Nella foto che un giorno sarà … Continue reading Mauro T. makes his debut in society at Caffè Ricasoli in Grosseto, Tuscany
This is the second announcement for our milestone event on Participatory Lithology. Normally we provide the English translation of our content, but right now we are heads down towards May 16, so we are posting the Italian version below. The first “save the date” announcement is also available in English (try this link). The event … Continue reading Sat May 16, 2020: Participatory Lithology “Làiv” Show with the Jug Band Colline Metallifere and Mauro Tirannosauro
Jack O’Malley, featuring Mauro Tirannosauro on ultrasonic backing vocals, in a back-facing cover of Willin’ by Little Feat, looking South. Making sense of the reference to crickets implies either a deep knowledge of places around Tatti, Southern Tuscany, where this video was shot, o sending a mail to micalosapevo@pibinko.org to inquire. I been warped by … Continue reading The Mauro Tapes 1. Crickets, not at the Crossroads (Willin’ Cover)
To watch a total-adrenaline video of the special “Maremma rèlli” between Tatti and Roccatederighi, that led Mauro T. to go head over fee, you can check out this article. Vin Diesel could not stand all of it, and left the theatre as he was too impressed. Jason Statham, with all his “transporter” experience, did a … Continue reading Mauro Tirannosauro before and after the “Maremma rèlli
Mauro Tirannosauro, in his capacity as member of the Jug Band Colline Metallifere, attended together with Andrea Giacomelli a teleconference of the “Empowerment, Inclusiveness, and Equity” working group of the European Citizen Science Association. Mauro gave a productive input to the teleconference, and invited everybody to the Participatory Lithology prototype closing event, planned for mid-May.
…during a pause in the preparation of the mid-May event on Participatory Lithology. In Manhattan, NY, where he was born, plots for gardening are not abundant. So Mauro is taking lessns from Wolfgang, who, in addition to being the one-string bass player for the Jug Band C.M. has been working since the Seventies on biodynamic … Continue reading Mauro T-Rex in his Garden…