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égalité, fraternité, panthère rosé!
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someone dresses up as pink panther in the french rallies
someone dresses as pink panther in the french rallies
Lockjaw
Their dug bites.
devil dog?
i guess?
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9 albums grid :
Big Star #1 Record, Aerosmith Rocks, Descendents Milo Goes to College, REM Murmur, Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine, Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique, Guns N Roses Appetite for Destruction, Pavement Slanted and Enchanted, Tribe Called Quest Low End Theory
Big Star #1 Record, Aerosmith Rocks, Descendents Milo Goes to College, REM Murmur, Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine, Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique, Guns N Roses Appetite for Destruction, Pavement Slanted and Enchanted, Tribe Called Quest Low End Theory
I mean, this is both an off the cuff and too long considered list? I guess this captures a certain kind of 80s transitioning into the 90s. Can't remember the last time I listened to Rocks or Appetite for Destruction but they definitely resonated deeply.
I would estimate we are the same age.
Appetite was a great record to come out for a 13 year old boy
Pavement is one of those bands I listened to soooooooo much and then one day just. . . didn't listen to them anymore for some reason. Same with Dinosaur Jr.
feeling ingalls, looking baretta
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vintage little house on the prairie costume with a hard plastic mask that looks like baretta
i can smell this picture.
I can feel the condensation dripping down my face.
When Will They Launch the MLTSHP?
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malt ship!
Protests in France - Kiran Ridley
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A protester in Paris wearing an 18th century period costume and reflective ski goggles against a background of black-clad protesters and smoke
French students put ours to shame
This is almost my ARC Raiders character.
"dress for the protest you want"
ok fine
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9 album covers
ac/dc - back in black
led zeppelin - debut
pink floyd - dark side of the moon
wall of voodoo - call of the west
cowboy junkies - the trinity sessions
the spinanes - manos
the geraldine fibbers - butch
sleater-kinney - dig me out
pretty girls make graves - good health
ac/dc - back in black
led zeppelin - debut
pink floyd - dark side of the moon
wall of voodoo - call of the west
cowboy junkies - the trinity sessions
the spinanes - manos
the geraldine fibbers - butch
sleater-kinney - dig me out
pretty girls make graves - good health
may or may not be the most influential but my criteria was which albums/cds stayed on the player for absurdly long amounts of time
i don't have any of this media now and only a few songs are in my rotation
i don't have any of this media now and only a few songs are in my rotation
Call of the West, title track. 🖤
that lower right hand corner is tight!
Been dazed and confused, for so long it's not true...
Moebius
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A color illustration by Moebius. It shows a young man with dark hair sitting at a desk with a sheet of paper in front of him with comic frames drawn on it. Behind him is a bookcase filled with books, and to his side is a round window.
I think this is him at a much younger age than usual in his drawings
I believe you are correct! Happy Monday !!
The Making of a Great Martini
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12 panels in 3 rows of four panels each. A man (painterly, abstracted, with a wide mustache and neat hair and wearing a dinner jacket) stands before a cocktail shaker, a martini glass, and a dish holding an olive. The next panels show his frenzied shaking of the shaker, with motion blurs a-plenty. In the final panel, he is standing again, his hair blown out, in front of a completed martini. The dish is empty. There is also a bottle of Absolut visible.
source: https://bsky.app/profile...
Lithograph by Guy Buffet, 2000. Also, if it were really perfect it would be stirred and made with gin.
Lithograph by Guy Buffet, 2000. Also, if it were really perfect it would be stirred and made with gin.
I unequivocally love this - except for the product placement, which robs it of its magic.
@MackReed Yeah, it is not dissimilar to Buffet's other work (which I looked up after seeing this) but it was commissioned by Absolut for an ad.
advertising is an underrated art medium
9 off the dome
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I did this as fast as I could, just the first nine albums I thought of that were important to me. Pretty happy with this list, although now that I think of it, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and Boxer should probably be in here instead of the Simon & Garfunkel or the Tull
_Ágætis byrjun_ and _Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme_ were also close run things for my list.
TG24+
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I mean, sure, I like Throbbing Gristle but that is just too much Throbbing Gristle.
@n0wak The thought had occurred to me
@n0wak you don't want to feel like you're shitting yourself during an argument with an old woman thanks to old tapes mastered to digital for 21 hours? get gay, son.
My 6 Albums
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I tried. This is what I have. I am not as big of a fan of music as a lot of people I guess. These are more or less chronological.
1. Culture Club - Colour by Numbers - The first album I ever bought, somewhere around 5th grade. I liked several songs on it. I remember thinking that it was a lot of money for what I got, and I was the only one who wanted to listen to it.
2. Van Halen - 1984 - The first album that I listened to repeatedly in its entirety.
3. N.W.A. - Straight outta Compton - This album was huge for me and my friends in high school. The world was changing, and this album made us question everything we had previously understood about the world.
4. AC/DC - Back in Black - This is one that my older brother played a lot while he drove us to school and for a good part of a year, the tape was rarely ejected from the radio in the truck. A lot is skipped school happened with this album as the soundtrack.
5. Metallica - Ride the Lightning - This was the first "old catalog" album I ever bought and exposed me to the idea of going back to listen to other songs from an artist that didn't get popular. I became a pretty big fan of Metallica in my time in the Navy, and I could probably just plop three other Metallica albums on here because I listened to them over and over, but that doesn't seem to fit the assignment.
6. The Streets - A Grand Don't Come for Free - I just really enjoyed that this album's lyrics told a story if you listened to all the songs on order and it being British rap was a combination that was just so novel for me that I still play songs from it regularly.
1. Culture Club - Colour by Numbers - The first album I ever bought, somewhere around 5th grade. I liked several songs on it. I remember thinking that it was a lot of money for what I got, and I was the only one who wanted to listen to it.
2. Van Halen - 1984 - The first album that I listened to repeatedly in its entirety.
3. N.W.A. - Straight outta Compton - This album was huge for me and my friends in high school. The world was changing, and this album made us question everything we had previously understood about the world.
4. AC/DC - Back in Black - This is one that my older brother played a lot while he drove us to school and for a good part of a year, the tape was rarely ejected from the radio in the truck. A lot is skipped school happened with this album as the soundtrack.
5. Metallica - Ride the Lightning - This was the first "old catalog" album I ever bought and exposed me to the idea of going back to listen to other songs from an artist that didn't get popular. I became a pretty big fan of Metallica in my time in the Navy, and I could probably just plop three other Metallica albums on here because I listened to them over and over, but that doesn't seem to fit the assignment.
6. The Streets - A Grand Don't Come for Free - I just really enjoyed that this album's lyrics told a story if you listened to all the songs on order and it being British rap was a combination that was just so novel for me that I still play songs from it regularly.
It's been fun to place everyone here on the Music Obsessive Spectrum
I listened to our 1984 tape over and over! Peak David Lee Roth.
@y95 I can't say with certainly that I've listened to 25 full albums. I kind of doubt that I could name 50. There are people here who make posts that sound like "here are my top 100 reggae albums from this month" to me. I adore it that there are a lot of different voices here that can find common ground.
@travis I know many people have opinions about David Lee Roth, but my brain just says "he's a charming little cocaine scamp" when I hear his name.
@travis I know many people have opinions about David Lee Roth, but my brain just says "he's a charming little cocaine scamp" when I hear his name.
frenz
Astrolabe.
Oil lamp
Wayne Mondok (Canadian, born 1961) Yellow Light
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A late (or possibly early?) winter scene with a small pond/large puddle reflecting yellow winter light. A grove of trees bare of leaves line the body of water.
I love this! ♡
AMTTLOMWLT
That time of year!
A wild mltshpr appears...
My 9 albums
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1. KLF - Chill Out
2. Space - Space
3. The Cure - Stranding on a Beach
4. Kraftwerk - The Mix
5. Manuel Gottsching - E2 - E4
6. Various - The Greatest Hits of House
7. Terry Riley - You're No Good
8. Pet Shop Boys - Introspective
9. R.E.M. - Green
2. Space - Space
3. The Cure - Stranding on a Beach
4. Kraftwerk - The Mix
5. Manuel Gottsching - E2 - E4
6. Various - The Greatest Hits of House
7. Terry Riley - You're No Good
8. Pet Shop Boys - Introspective
9. R.E.M. - Green
So, have seen a few of these and it was a thought exercise I enjoyed even if it is being used to train AI or something evil. Tomorrow I'd pick others I guess, there should be space for Burial and David Holme's Essential Mix.
the acid hits during the cover photo shoot
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vintage People Magazine cover of Captain & Tennille. The captains eyes seem very wide
He had a condition...
"These edibles ain't shi- ... Uh oh."
@0y3ahSansAcut3 TIL! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
rough draft
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Devo - Freedom of Choice, Rush - Moving Pictures, The Jesus and Mary Chain - Barbed Wire Kisses, The Cure - Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me, New Order - Technique, The Dandy Warhols - ...Come Down, Depeche Mode - 101, Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique, Teenage Fanclub - Grand Prix.
Off the top of my head. Rush and Devo were the first two albums I ever owned/received as a gift in 5th grade. KMKMKM was the first CD I ever bought.
I do love that Dandys album.
Rush was the first concert I ever went to.
croque monsieur
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r/eatsandwiches - My favorite donut shop started doing 'breakfast bombs' with donut dough. This one is a croque monsieur with ham, cheese, caramelized onions, and dijon mustard with dill. Outstanding.
source: https://www.reddit.com/r...
On the Grill at Chez Wells
Bristol Stool Chart Cake
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A chocolate cake with 7 different numbered chocolate bars
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May include: Black embroidered patch with white text that reads "IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED TRY DOING IT THE WAY I TOLD YOU TO".
source: https://www.etsy.com/listing...
I knew a teacher who had this on a poster in his room. He’s a dick. I get why it was there because procedure is a major part of science. But jeez….
@m3moellering Close to 30 years as a professional chef and this is a mantra I am required to repeat daily... To people who are old enough to have followed the instructions correctly the first time... and yet they don't.
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@LocalStain 👋 web support, here. I so understand you.
KRESGE'S
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illustration art advertises children's Halloween costumes, including Secret Squirrel, Bride, Skeleton, Witch, Secret Agent, Last in Space, Frankenstein Monster, Flaming Devil, Astronaut with Helmet and Fortune Teller, priced between $0.97 and $1.88, variety candy and party props, all available at Kresge's
Maaaannnnn.... I loved me some Kresge's back in the day.
In the days before the Blue Light Special ...
I'm Secret Squirrel
"All these and many other wonders I saw." Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. 1922. Illustration by Milo Winter.
A Clutch of Vampires
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This original pen and ink drawing by Edward Gorey was intended as a book cover illustration for Raymond T. McNally's anthology A Clutch of Vampires. It was used instead as an interior illustration. The artwork features five gracefully floating vampires and Gorey's masterly hatching technique.
A Clutch of Vampires by Edward Gorey (1974)
#halloween #gorey #31daysofhalloween #lauraehall
source:
Laura E. Hall's 31 days of Halloween - https://buttondown.com/31daysof...
#halloween #gorey #31daysofhalloween #lauraehall
source:
Laura E. Hall's 31 days of Halloween - https://buttondown.com/31daysof...
Man , Gorey’s illustrations are just so….fun? Spooky? Ethereal?
I dunno , but always an instant like.
I dunno , but always an instant like.
I got married!
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Us with our witnesses, French town hall
I Don't Normally...
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A book from Martin Cruz Smith, called Independence Square. It is his novel and take on Ukraine.
This goes down like a great big oatmeal cookie with craisins and walnuts. There is definitely good stuff in there, and can be eaten through the duration if a long tea. I guess I am a sucker for a good kriminalroman. Read it yesterday afternoon.
I did not know about the crimes against the Cossacks, and that they were driven from Crimea.
I did not know about the crimes against the Cossacks, and that they were driven from Crimea.
P.S. I took in Hagitude, and We Made It through The Night; to the book exchange at my coffee place. I came home with this. Now I can take this back, along with Jung To Live By, and find some other reading material.
I read a couple of his Renko books after he had sort of generated a franchise of them, and they were pretty good. I may try this one.
I read Gorky Park, twice, liked the film a lot, Brian Dennehy. Lee Marvin, William Hurt, Joanna Pakula. Pretty violent, and nevertheless compelling.