I Noise Memphis

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  • April 8th and 9th, 2011 – Process of Suffocation at The Hitone / Richard James and Friends at La Chardonnay

    April 8th and 9th, 2011 – Process of Suffocation at The Hitone / Richard James and Friends at La Chardonnay

    Let’s start this not so magical photo tour in no particular order, just the order that the DVDs from the archives are in. April 8th and 9th of 2011, two totally completely different shows in completely different venues. Within that 24-48 hour period, however you’d describe two different shows with just a night of sleep in-between.


    April 8th, 2011 at the Hitone, ex Sports Junction, ex first Hitone –Process of Suffocation. Memphis Black Metal that will literally fight you with machetes if it becomes necessary. My buddy and I did a video for them a few years later that you can find Process of Suffocation – El Libro Negro . Goatwhore was also on the bill, but I believe those photos are on another disk that is coming in the future.

    Process of Suffocation Pig Head Artist George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Process of Suffocation Bass Player Blood Artist George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Process of Suffocation Bass Player Blood Artist George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
    Process of Suffocation Bass Player Blood Artist George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
    Process of Suffocation Bass Player Blood Photographer George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Process of Suffocation Pig Head Artist George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Process of Suffocation Guitar Player Blood Photographer George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Process of Suffocation Guitar Player Blood Photographer George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Process of Suffocation Guitar Player Blood Photographer George Hancock Bass Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Process of Suffocation Drummer Blood Photographer George Hancock Bass Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Process of Suffocation Drummer Blood Photographer George Hancock Bass Memphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Johnny William Ween Memphis Goatwhore Photographer George Hancock
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    Process of Suffocation crowd Blood Photographer George HancockMemphis Tennessee April 8 2011
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    Sammy Duet Process of Suffocation April 08 2011 Memphis Photographer George Hancock
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    April 9th, 2011 will find me at La Chardonnay on Overton Square with Richard James and Friends. I use “Friends” because I am unsure what iteration of Richard James this could be. He is joined by Anne Schorr on bass, and Ross Johnson on drums. At one point in the evening we get J.B. Horrell on guitar while Richard ran the bar.

    Richard James Guitar Player Photographer George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 9 2011
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    Ross Johnson Drummer Photographer George Hancock Memphis Tennessee April 9 2011
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  • 09/30/2006 – North North / South South Main-ish

    09/30/2006 – North North / South South Main-ish

    At the end of September 2006, I remember going back to a spot around the corner of Chelsea and North Watkins streets. It looks like it was where old Memphis trolleys, you know those magical hot dog shaped vehicles that took people up and down Main street, went to die. (Let’s not talk about the Madison Avenue trolley line that makes people with shit tires slide like an ice road trucker on speed.) Hot dog description aside, these trolleys looked old, weathered, and burned up. What idiot would think this is photo worthy?

    The last two pictures are from somewhere off of Florida and East Carolina streets, well before all the condos had a ton of unprotected sex and exploded all over that landscape. Sure Memphis looked like how I felt Old Detroit did in Robocop, but I was Officer Murphy and no one was taking shots at me, so fuck it. Memphis, where huge shards of glass were wired to telephone poles. I’d work for Dick Jones in a heartbeat…

  • Defining Annals

    Defining Annals

    I posted over on the Memphis subreddit my intention for this page of nonsense to be in a somewhat annual format. While true, I’ll do my best to give you the dates and times of these photo crimes, it might not go literally linear from year to year, in order.

    I also added the following information about some photos that I took:

    Statue in Memphis Overton Park Fingerboard Artist George Hancock 2011
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    Panorama of Sears Tower Memphis Tennessee Artist George Hancock October 20 2006
    Sears Tower – 10/20/2006
    Richard James, Anne Schorr, Ross Johnson at La Chardonnay - 04-09-2011
    Richard James, Anne Schorr, Ross Johnson at La Chardonnay – 04-09-2011

    Studly Statue – 04-09-2011
    Sears building – 10-05-2006
    Richard James, Anne Schorr, Ross Johnson at La Chardonnay – 04-09-2011

  • Videos From A Long Time Ago

    Videos From A Long Time Ago

    Back around 2000, I started to take pictures and video of the bands that I got to see. I used to use a Nikon D90 and a Sony TRV-120 to document the shows I saw. Some times I went overboard with the drinking, but I still was able to shoot pictures and video at the same time. I will never attempt to add a number to the amount of shows shot, but lets say it was a few.

    I started a YouTube channel around 2006 to get what I could of these shows online. It was a bit of work to get shit online back then, but that’s life. And so I dealt with all the fun issues of processing video on a computer that could barely run Minesweeper. A five minute clip would take around 12 hours to process and if it had any issues during rendering, it would start that 12 hour clock.

    In May of 2010, my apartment flooded due to a giant rain storm that clogged all the storm drains in my complex. I lost a few posters and some other small things, but my entire collection of shows up until that point in time were gone. Underwater. So is life…

    Here’s all the stuff I got online before it got sent to the muddy deep.

    inky_cap on YouTube

  • I Noise Memphis – A Portfolio of Works

    I Noise Memphis – A Portfolio of Works

    Welcome to I Noise Memphis. My name is George Hancock. I am a photographer/videographer/printmaker/terrible musician (both electronic and traditional instruments under the name of bckgrndnse )/jerk-of-all trades. I am currently based in Memphis, Tennessee.

    This site will attempt to document all of the nonsense that I create. From beats, to gel plate prints, concert photography, and everything else that I come up with. Good, bad, in-between. If I put it up, I at least think it’s worth showing.

    Here are some of the first gel plate prints I made in March of 2026. These are the first 20 of about a 250 set of prints. Various colors and paints and materials were used. I’ll be adding more and more as I get the prints photographed.

    Gel Plate Print Blue Red White George Hancock Artist
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    Gel Plate Print Blue black red White Artist George Hancock
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Blue Black Yellow Green White
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Gold White Black
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Blue Black White
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Red Black Blue
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Blue Brown
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Peach Red
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Green
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Blue Red Yellow
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Black Red
    Untitled Artwork Series – 12
    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Orange
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Yellow Green
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Peach White
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Orange White
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Yellow Black Red
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Black Green
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Blue Gold
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    Gel Plate Print Artist George Hancock Purple White Green
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