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this is the best performance of the best philip glass track imo. i first heard it on the radio driving in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere many years ago. it took ages to find the recording but it was worth it because it gives me chills every time
tpaine posted:dr cat is a cage in some pound somewhere, gremlin joey is doing whatever he's doing, discipline is a twitter care warrior, even getfiscal is doing fishing tours or something?
like the irish during the dark ages we are humble custodians who keep the fires lit for the tryhard careposts of yesteryear
going through a bit of a techno phase atm
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nina ftw
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ty cars
"plymouth rock should have landed on the pilgrims"
lately i have found myself listening to that fine fine pop music beat
whoa that pink vomit is straight outta madame bovary
...go on
Emma dies and vomits up a mysterious black liquid, which I always took to be Flaubert's ink, as if his animation of this character was a secretly admitted heresy. The pink vomit seems to be the expulsion of a culture imposed femininity escaping as the reality of bondage to the girating spiraling pole-horse becomes apparent. For instance the 'shadow' of the 'handsome boy,' who wears a mask but seems to have the same color hair and a special tangential relation to the singer, fires the squirt gun into the mouth of the singer raising the 'doll' object out of the already dolled-up singer's detached head as some sort of totem. Emma in Madame Bovary, to me, was always at the mercy of the author, and because of that an apparition and possesed. The doll like nature of the singer and their lack of agency in the carnival strike me the same way.
i like the plinky melody
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rip fats
i admit i got a soft spot for mashup but this girl is killin the game
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^ this video was created under one of the most successful advertising directors in the world and it's one of the strongest critiques of late capitalism in the entire history of pop music