"Brutalist School" by Don Hammontree

"Brutalist School" by Don Hammontree - download it at www.cdbaby.com An artsy little video showing examples of the brutalist school of architecture that was popular from the 1950s to the mid-1970s before everyone decided a lot of these buildings were hideous (and in many cases, poorly constructed). Still, I think they have some charm to them in their aspirations to be "modern" and "space age." The photos feature structures in Boston, New York City, Chicago, Fall River, Mass., Atlantic City, NJ, Oswiecim, Poland, and Peoria, Ill. A native of Peoria, Ill., Don Hammontree is a singer/songwriter, writer and photographer. "Brutalist School" is his third CD, following "Mount Hope Days" (2003) and "The Mumbai EP" (2005). He is also the author of the self-published novel "Baptized in Formaldehyde," a day-in-the-life, coming-of-age, sex-drugs-and-rock-and-roll story for the whole family. A busy performer, Hammontree has played throughout the American Northeast, Midwest and South, as well as in Poland and Ukraine. For his latest shows, please consult www.myspace.com Don Hammontree is also on Facebook, as well.



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