#charles k. noyes

[ozkar-krapo]

V/A

"Bad Alchemy #7"

(cassette. Bad Alchemy. 1987)

[thedisabilitybookarchive]

Disabled Queer Love in Books:

Here's a few of the ones I've noted down. A couple of them aren't on my archive yet, so for those ones I've just linked to their goodreads pages or the authors' websites. (Not all of them are smut, sorry, but I did try to get some more "Adult" ones) Happy browsing!

Also! Some other blogs to check out: @lgbtqreads @qbdatabase @queerliblib @the-bi-library

Author Spotlight:

Xan West

Jae

M/M:

'Connection Error'- Annabeth Albert

Adult

Erotica/Smut, Contemporary, Romance

Game Programmer x Soldier

Double Amputee

Gay

ADHD

Hurt/Comfort

'Counterpoint'- Zabo, Anna

Adult

Erotica/Smut, Contemporary, Romance

Computer Programmer x Famous Lead Guitarist

Gay, Pansexual

Anxiety

Secret Identities

'An Unseen Attraction'- K. J. Charles

Adult

Contemporary, Romance, Historical, Murder Mystery

Victorian England

Ebook

Indian MC

Dyspraxia, Implied Autism, Myopia

Gay, Queer

Dual POV

Honourable Mention:

'I'm So (Not) Over You'- Kosoko Jackson

Adult

Contemporary, Romance

Novel

Anxiety

Gay

Black MCs

Second Chance Romance

Honourable mention because while I have it marked for sexual content, I'm not entirely sure to what extent it is present in the book.

F/F:

'Learning Curves'- Ceillie Simkiss

New Adult, Adult

Novella

Contemporary, Romance

Fat Peurto Rican Lesbian MC x Asexual Panromantic MC with ADHD

'Just Physical'- Jae

Adult

Erotica/Smut, Contemporary, Romance

Lesbian

Actress with Multiple Sclerosis x Stuntwoman

Enemies/Disliked to Lovers

'Gold'- E. J. Noyes

Adult

"Steamy" sex scenes

Lesbian

Contemporary, Romance

Chronic Pain, Panic Attacks

Skiing

Honourable Mention:

'The No-Girlfriend Rule'- Christen Randall

Young Adult

Lesbian

Anxiety

Romance, Contemporary

Fat MC

D&D

To Be Released: March 5th 2024

Honourable mention because it's unreleased. Also, it's young adult so maybe not necessarily what you were looking for exactly.

Queer MCs:

'Whip, Stir and Serve'- Caitlyn Frost and Henry Drake

Adult

Novella

Erotica, Contemporary, Romance

Autistic Demi-Girl MC x Male MC

Baking

Cinnamon Buns and Sex

'Nine of Swords, Reversed'- Xan West

Adult

Ebook, Novella

Dom/Sub (D/s) relationship

Arthritis, Autism, Chronic Pain, Depression, PTSD

Genderfluid MCs

Fat MC, Midsized MC

Consensual Kink

Polyamory:

'Bound to the Monarchs'- Brooke Winters

Adult

F/F/M, BDSM

Fantasy, Romance, Erotica

Implied Arthritis, Chronic Pain

Magic

'Hunger Pangs: True Love Bites'- Joy Demorra

Adult

M/M/F, BDSM

Fantasy, Romance, Paranormal

Deaf, Chronic Pain, Chronic Migraines, Facial Scars, Injured Arm

Magic, Vampires, Werewolves

There are actually two versions of this book: the high-heat version and the fade-to-black version. Here is a link to the author's website for more information on both.

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Ah well I hope this helps in your search! And I update my archive as often as I can if you're ever on the hunt for more!

Happy reading!

It has come to my attention that although i consume lota and lots of queer media: Movies, Tv Shows, Books, Manga, Webtoons and fanfiction.

The VAST majority of them are about white couples or fair skinned, and not bery diverse in the body category.

I want to change it.

I want to read about diverse love stories. Smut. Sex. Whatever.

Give me the Disabled love story/smut

Give me the bigger bodies being dicked DOWN.

GIVE ME!!!

This is a public announcement thus i accept recommendations.

Tv shows

Movies

Webtoons

Mangas

Books

Ebooks

Fanfiction

[mitjalovse]

I mentioned Derek Bailey, when I discussed Fred Frith's highly fascinating career, so no surprise they actually worked together on several occasions. One such was Improvised Music 1981, where the pair collaborated with John Zorn, Bill Laswell, Sonny Sharrock and Charles K. Noyer. The results recall the term Mr. Laswell used for his modus operandi, i.e. collision music, since you have a feeling these musicians just happened to find themselves in the same place. Of course, Frith and Bailey equip themselves well for this challenge, their opuses should serve as the guidepoints for this cooperation, though we mustn't forget they're surrounded by the similarly minded players. Therefore, this collection ended up being quite important for the later development of the musicians on the disc.

[cyanidetooth]

Candy Machine! Isolation Ward! Phew! Empool! Claus Böhmler! Spray Paint & The Rebel! The 2x4s! Eve Essex! Hairbone! Mountain Movers! Bodega! Half Human! Unholy Two! Conduit! Borzoi! Lake Of Dracula! Yah Mos! Hank IV! Palberta! Founding Fathers! Deaf Wish! Paul Flaherty/Chris Corsano! Dharma! Jean-Francois Pauvros & Gaby Bizien! Charles K. Noyes and Owen Maercks! Workshop de Lyon! Milford Graves/John Zorn! 

[mojackpod]

Episode 194 Elliott Sharp/Carbon "Larynx" w/ Charles K. Noyes is up now wherever you get your podcasts.

[steamedtangerine]

Bill Laswell, Sonny Sharrock, John Zorn, Fred Frith, Derek Bailey, Charles K. Noyes

Improvised Music New York 1981

[siawasedragon-blog]

Henry Kaiser, Charles K. Noyes, Weasel Walter - Ninja Star Danger Rock

Henry Kaiser (guitar, bass), Charles K. Noyes (drums), Weasel Walter (bass, guitar) with Mark E. Miller (drums, baseball bat on 3-5) and John Oswald (alto saxophone on 1)

(https://open.spotify.com/album/1RTdKWVkuRQA6xe5N2WErp?si=KV05TvjnTtWbIQzSqB1pawから)

[ozkar-krapo]

Bob OSTERTAG

"Getting a Head"

(LP. Rift. 1980) [US]

[sunairi]

Art Baron                                                                                                        Trombone                                                                                                                                                                    Martin Bisi                                                                                                        Engineer                                                                                                                                                                    Olu Dara                                                                                                        Cornet                                                                                                                                                                    Al Diaz                                                                                                        Percussion                                                                                                                                                                    Richard Edson                                                                                                        Trumpet                                                                                                                                                                    Doug Epstein                                                                                                        Engineer                                                                                                                                                                    Alan Fierstein                                                                                                        Engineer                                                                                                                                                                    Wayne Horvitz                                                                                                        Synthesizer                                                                                                                                                                    Rod Hui                                                                                                        Engineer                                                                                                                                                                    Don Hunerberg                                                                                                        Engineer                                                                                                                                                                    Scott Jarvis                                                                                                        Drums                                                                                                                                                                    Phillip Johnston                                                                                                        Sax (Soprano)                                                                                                                                                                    Mark Kamins                                                                                                        Producer                                                                                                                                                                    Bill Laswell                                                                                                        Bass                                                                                                                                                                    David Linton                                                                                                        Drums                                                                                                                                                                    Mark E. Miller                                                                                                        Drums,  Percussion,  Voices                                                                                                                                                                    Charles K. Noyes                                                                                                        Percussion                                                                                                                                                                    Felipe Orrego                                                                                                        Guitar                                                                                                                                                                    Robert Previte                                                                                                        Drums                                                                                                                                                                    David Sacks                                                                                                        Trombone                                                                                                                                                                    Elliott Sharp                                                                                                        Bass,  Clarinet (Bass),  Composer,  Guitar, Primary Artist,  Producer,  Sax (Alto),  Sax (Soprano),  Sax (Tenor),   Voices                                                                                                                                                                    Chris Vine                                                                                                        Guitar                                                                                                                                                                    Neal White                                                                                                        Percussion                                                                                                                                                                    Phillip Wilson                                                                                                        Drums                        

[mikednolan]

Gana LLP Investigates David A. Noyes Sales of Behavioral Recognition Systems (a/k/a Giant Grey)

The securities lawyers of Gana LLP are investigating investor losses in Behavioral Recognition Systems (BRS) – now known as Giant Grey.  Investors have contacted our firm concerning Scott Reed a former executive at brokerage firm David A. Noyes & Company (David Noyes) who recommended stock in BRS to dozens of clients raising millions of dollars for the company.  David Noyes also sold other private placements including Power Energy Systems, Farris Floral, Evotem, and Digonex Technologies to investors.

BRS marketed itself to investors as a company that makes artificial intelligence technology that analyzes video information. Ray Davis (Davis) founded Behavioral Recognition Systems in 2005 and ran the company until 2015.  Davis raised $47 million for BRS and in 2010 hired his son, Charles, to be an executive vice president.

According to a lawsuit BRS (Giant Gray) accused Davis of defrauding the company out of $15 million by setting up a series of companies to disguise transactions as legitimate services. Instead, the company claims that Davis invoiced millions of dollars for non-existent services and used the money to support his lavish lifestyle.

After the lawsuit Pepperwood purchased Davis’ stock and created Omni AI, a new entity that has taken control of Giant Gray’s intellectual property and assets which have been valued at less than $5 million. Investors in Giant Gray have not been offered Omni AI shares and instead are offered a 10 percent royalty as well as prospective proceeds from the pending lawsuit.  In all likelihood investors have suffered a complete loss.

Brokerage firms that sell private placements have obligations to conduct due diligence on the investment before recommending it to their clients.  The due diligence rule stems from FINRA Rule 2310 that states that a brokerage firm must have reasonable grounds to believe that a recommendation to purchase a security is suitable for the customer.  Brokerage firms are required to exercise a high degree of care in investigating and independently verifying an issuer’s representations and claims.  FINRA has stated that a brokerage firm has a “special relationship” with a customer from the fact that in recommending the security, the brokerage firm represents to the customer that a reasonable investigation has been made.

At Gana LLP, our attorneys are experienced representing investors who have suffered securities losses due to the mishandling of their accounts.  Claims may be brought in securities arbitration before FINRA.  Our consultations are free of charge and the firm is only compensated if you recover.

from Securities Fraud https://www.securitieslawyersblog.com/2017/10/08/gana-llp-investigates-david-noyes-sales-behavioral-recognition-systems-aka-giant-grey/

[spaceintruderdetector]

Toy Killers - LIVE in 2010

The Toy Killers were founded in New York City during the late '70s by percussionists Mark E. Miller and Charles K. Noyes. While better known to many listeners for their appearances on recordings by the likes of John Zorn, Bill Laswell, and Elliott Sharp, among others, Miller and Noyes also gained notoriety for their wild and unpredictable live performances under the Toy Killers name. Firecrackers and other explosives often featured in these largely improvised performances, which took place at downtown New York venues such as the Kitchen and Miller's own venue, Mort's Social Club (also known as MortSocial and Studio Henry at various points). The group's lineup featured a revolving door of talented noisemakers: Sharp, Arto Lindsay, Thi-Linh Le, and Nicky Skopelitis on guitars; Wayne Horvitz and Michael Beinhorn on keyboards; Laswell on bass; and Zorn on saxophone and game calls, to name just some of the contributors.

[pandoras-musicbox-blog]

Downvote #68: Sirum

Sirum

by Henry Kaiser, Charles K. Noyes, & Sang Won Park on Invite the Spirit

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Summary: At times it seems like there is more silence in this piece than there is sound. There is the pluck of some string instrument and then everything disappears for a second. Something sounds like its bouncing in the back. In some moments it sounds like an old empty house...with a very odd low vocal humming in the background.

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Representative Lyrics: n/a

Representative Nonsense Simile: it’s like the umbrella that shields you from all the thoughts that should be landing in your head

Best Youtube Comment: n/a

What part of the movie is it playing over: A family is going about their day inside their old house in the middle of the city. Up in one corner a spider walks around its web. A fly is trapped and is flailing around. We see the family from the spider’s eye as they talk at each other. The spider tiptoes up to its meal and prepares to eat it as a young boy walks out the door on his way to school.

[buttererer]

Toy Killers with Weasel Walter @ The Stone, April 4, 2010

Toy Killers features Mark E. Miller - Drums, Voice; Charles K. Noyes - Bass; Kathleen Supove - Piano; & Weasel Walter - Electric Guitar