Mauro Tirannosauro’s teenage portrait
A portrait of a young Mauro Tirannosauro, by Tattistampa. A5-format hand-made engraving and print. Minerals not included. For information and ordering: micalosapevo@pibinko.org
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Mauro T. and Jack O’M. during one of their pauses
Mauro Tirannosauro (L) and Jack O’Malley (R) during one of their pauses in the production of the next video, after I have some rocks, and Seeing the Milky Way by Day. It’s kind of hard to get any sneak peeks on the new production. Rumor has it that this might involve stuff with Marcus King, … Continue reading Mauro T. and Jack O’M. during one of their pauses
Mauro Tirannosauro
Mauro and Jack O’Malley from the JBCM have been knowing each other since 1999. They first met in New York City, during a scientific conference in the Bronx, and have been in touch since then. Eventually, Mauro relocated on this side of the pond, namely in Italy. First in Sardinia, then in Milan. Here he … Continue reading Mauro Tirannosauro
Seeing the Milky Way by Day (Mauro Tirannosauro feat. Liliana Cafiero)
With the unexpected success of Mauro Tirannosauro‘s debut in the Jug Band Colline Metallifere and his track about Participatory Lithology, the cousins from BuioMetria did not waste their time. They called up Mauro in the middle of the night, and worked on more geolyrics. Inspired by a relatively famous ballad by a relatively famous Irish … Continue reading Seeing the Milky Way by Day (Mauro Tirannosauro feat. Liliana Cafiero)
Mauro the T-Rex: I have some Rocks (Participatory Lithology Demo Take 4)
All of the Big Kahunas in the music production business were hearing about this for some time: a collaboration between the Jug Band Colline Metallifere, the geomusic guys, and Mauro the T-Rex. First they heard about a potential joint tour in Japan. Then, that mishap with Pellegro, the tenor sax with the Jerry Brecker quartet..so, … Continue reading Mauro the T-Rex: I have some Rocks (Participatory Lithology Demo Take 4)
Mauro the T-Rex is watching The Revenge of the Killer Chihuahua and of the Zombies
Maybe on a rainy day blues, Mauro decided to take a break from his work on Participatory Lithology. First he spent some time in roulette mode with ideas from the pibinko.org network. Then he found the online version of The Revenge of the Killer Chihuahua and of the Zombies (2007), where he is also co-starring…you … Continue reading Mauro the T-Rex is watching The Revenge of the Killer Chihuahua and of the Zombies
Mauro Tirannosauro reading an article on salamanders on Il Tirreno
Mauro Tirannosauro, one of the folks from the core team of the Participatory Lithology project is concentrated reading an article concerning some potential relations of his. This is after he went through word by word on the article on the left, which actually talks about him and his colleagues.. .you can find the full article, … Continue reading Mauro Tirannosauro reading an article on salamanders on Il Tirreno
Participatory Lithology / Track 1 / demo take 1 (Jack O’ Malley featuring Mauro Tirannosauro)
The Metalliferous Hills Jug Band is collaborating with the Participatory Lithology project launched on March 21 by the pibinko.org network (or we might say that the band is a part of the pibinko.org network when dealing with live music). One of the roles created for the project is that of “entertainers”: musicians or singers proposing … Continue reading Participatory Lithology / Track 1 / demo take 1 (Jack O’ Malley featuring Mauro Tirannosauro)
Mauro Tirannosauro beholding collection “C”
Mauro Tirannosauro, the T. Rex who recently joined the participatory lithology project, after completing the photo shoot for collection “C”. For a close-up of each sample, click here (this will switch you to the Italian version of the site, but there will be a lot of pictures anyway!). For more information on the project, which … Continue reading Mauro Tirannosauro beholding collection “C”
Mauro wants to join Participatory Lithology
Somehow the first announcement of the participatory lithology reached “Mauro il tirannosauro” (Mauro the T. Rex). Mauro proposed himself as mascot for the Participatory Lithology project, sending a portfolio which leaves no doubts on his performing potential: We will get to see Mauro soon in action. To be part of our “little participatory lithology exercise”, … Continue reading Mauro wants to join Participatory Lithology