Steven C

I predict this man has a very bright future.

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Congratulations, pal.

#WellDeserved

who made this

Wild to say this after years of carnage in Gaza and bombing a school in Iran

Ooof

I do. There was an official release for about 10 minutes on iTunes to protect the copyright. Then they disappeared. Was it just before Ryan’s book came out, perhaps?

That is too close to be a coincidence. But who knows?
And Morrison is so obstinate about analysis of his work too.
I had a quick skim through Ryan Walsh’s book on Astral Weeks, but no relevant Bowie references.

For all of you concerned about your holidays 🙄

The Strange World Of... Lou Reed Wayne Gooderham surveys Lou Reed's sprawling solo career and picks out ten key tracks that serve as guides to an intimidating post-Velvets discography

Happy Birthday Lou

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David Bowie was covering ’Madame George’ in 1969!? Does a recording exist anywhere?

YouTube video by Darden Smith - Topic Days On End

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Hegseth: "Israel has clear missions as well for which we are grateful. Capable partners are good partners, unlike so many of our traditional allies who wring their hands and clutch their pearls, hemming and hawing about the use of force ... no stupid rules of engagement."

Facebook post by the Daily Mail: 'I'm not only trappedin a warzone, but I'm going to get fat again as well." "I'm trapped and under attack in Dubai - but worst of all, I left my Mounjaro pen in the fridge"

It's Private Eye I feel sorry for. How do you spoof The Daily Mail these days?

Amsterdam. Un canal. Des immeubles. Des bateaux. Leurs reflets dans l'eau.

Holland II

Honestly the collective national level of disdain for Brits living in Dubai on all my social media platforms today really is bringing the UK together as one in a way that's hard to achieve in the modern era.

I’m prejudiced against conspiracy theories. This may be a weakness. I am methodologically averse to historical and political explanations that pin decisive historical responsibility for events on small groups of people meeting in darkened rooms, gloating and cackli…

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Composite image made up of 6 frames, 2 images wide by side repeated 3 times, zooming in further on the faces each time. On the left, a woman holds her hand in the air to attract attention while kneeling next to a man who has fallen down clutching his chest, on the right, a serious-faced man holding a briefcase Woman: Y a t'il un docteur ici?. Man: Je suis docteur. Que se passe t'il? Woman: Une attaque cardiaque ! Man: Je suis docteur en philosophie ! Woman: Il va mourir... Man: Nous allons tous mourir. Translation in English: Woman: Is there a doctor here? Man: I am a doctor, what happened to him? Woman: - a heart attack Man: I am a doctor of philosophy Woman: He's going to die... Man: We're all going to die

I've only got 2 French jokes, this is the best

Mad, The Beano, Victor, Wizard, The Buster Book Of Spooky Stories but, most importantly, the Coronet Peanuts books and Raymond Briggs’ Fungus The Bogeyman. All were written by men (occasionally women) who’d happily employ words like “engender” and “absolve” that I’d have to look up and learn. 1/2

Weird thing about recent British Prime Ministers is that the behaviour of the incumbent makes the previous one seem preferable.

Yup. Just lost it at “I’m lucky to have found my people.”

That’s the ticket.

I have not. Thanks!

As the first country in history to be the target of long range missile attack you'd think we'd be wary of inflicting this horror and violence on other countries but clearly no.

Honestly, Starmer is toast.

Starmer's ability to find the exact sweetspot which pisses off everyone is extraordinary. He's a savant.

That’s interesting to hear. There was too little new information for the established fan which made me think it was aimed at the new or casual fan who didn’t know the story. But it missed that target too!

Built for Atmos.

I’d have much rather seen more of Linda and the domestic side of Paul’s life in the 70s.

I think a lot of the intent in MOTR is to consolidate that later view. To emphasise how important she was to Paul not as a musician but as a support.
I thought overall the documentary couldn’t really decide what it want to be.

Linda occupied a very odd position in Beatle fandom. Not as vilified as Yoko post-1970, but still the target of some vicious bullying. She was not seen as the lovely talented woman until after her death.

If I were being completely cynical I’d say that, at least in part, it is a response to the rehabilitation of Yoko in ‘Get Back.