Is that top pic from 'Bad Lieutenant'? Such a wild film. Learned about it from someone I knew in community college.
Oct 5, 19 9:47 pm ·
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Happy Anarchy
you call it wild I call it New York. I'm not sure that edge of NYC is still around anymore really (like it was) , from what I can tell NYC has become a playground for spoiled brats.
in the mild... one of my guys and the few I meet, that edge still exists if say you're someone who has to make a living working architecture. That edge of suicide as an option on the weekends....that's what that pic means, that's what that movie means to anyone who tried to be someone without support in NYC!
and me wife came down the aisle to this... my dad found Jesus to this shit, i found someone who saved me from myself and made me a person, so I played this happy song....
I know you can't put all your hope in one person, but if you don't believe in god and you don't believe in yourself, surely someone could love you....
yeah architecture is a long road, and it doesn't love me. I'm hoping one day, after all this shit, all these long hours, all this work for my clients, I see something I did worth waking-up for...
This song is exaggerated now, but we hid it with PC bullshit. We pretend making American Great Again is racist and wrong, but let me remind you the forefathers said all men were created equal while owning slaves and eventually it rang true thanks to real men like MLK.
It's the thought that counts.
Don't sell your soul, the good times could have been for all of us, but hey Wal-Mart says you like those prices - fuck your health care, fuck your welfare, you want cheap you're gonna live cheap.
race, sex, politics, religion, are all distractions by the ruling financial class.
I'm not communist, I just care about US!
This song is about them rich fucks, fucking with us.
What can you do as an architect?
You can work for anybody and you can give them the best design they could have and when a rich fuck asks you to work for free - bill them for the time you spent writing the invoice and email. The rich fucks are the problem (not the whites, not the men, not the Donald (who has no money anyway), its the rich fucks...)
just venting, as an Architect, you meet all these people and then you become extremely cynical and have doubts about humanity, I'm doing my best - but I think Merle is right.
Oct 6, 19 1:35 am ·
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Happy Anarchy
pretty sure I've listened to this like a 100 times now.
I've been following Anthony Fantano's Needle Drop album review podcasts for a year or two and so what I listed to has a strong flavour of that so, currently 'Charli' by Charli XCX - sort of alt-pop, 'The Highwomen' by the Highwomen (country), 'Norman effing Rockwell' Lana del Rey. Also on the back of Netflix 'Evolution of Hiphop' docuseries have been re-enjoying fear of a black planet by public enemy with plans to check out their first four albums more thoroughly . All via spotify.
What music are you listening to?
Radiohead, Jollie Holland, Austra.
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Some stuff from my recently watched list;
Pelican - Nightime Stories
Boom Boom Pow
Artie Shaw
Instant mood boost. (Bonus: abstract sky scrapers in the background?)
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Paolo Nutini - Iron Sky [Abbey Road Live Session]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
I like the singer/ song SHAED: Trampoline.
Soul Button
Old.
I listen to The 1975 band every morning after waking up. It kinda makes my day.
iLoveFRIDAY
City Morgue
Polo G
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
^ Shakes
This made me think of rando, where he been?
Both classical and ambient.
A-ha Blue Sky
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new TOOL.
this is the only acceptable answer. A close second would be classic tool
Rammstein this week so far.
.
tool and 10% beer is where I’m at tonight.
Cars: Drive and Dangerous Type and Hello Again, etc.
RIP, Ric Ocasek
>>>Macbeth >>>Verdi
Well, it's not that new, but recently, I listen to Jason Mraz's songs. He always makes me grateful for living my life.
Is that top pic from 'Bad Lieutenant'? Such a wild film. Learned about it from someone I knew in community college.
you call it wild I call it New York. I'm not sure that edge of NYC is still around anymore really (like it was) , from what I can tell NYC has become a playground for spoiled brats.
in the mild... one of my guys and the few I meet, that edge still exists if say you're someone who has to make a living working architecture. That edge of suicide as an option on the weekends....that's what that pic means, that's what that movie means to anyone who tried to be someone without support in NYC!
scusami...good weight lifting music?
curl curl curl
I believe I am now calling random out
i got laid to this once, real guuud.
and me wife came down the aisle to this... my dad found Jesus to this shit, i found someone who saved me from myself and made me a person, so I played this happy song....
I know you can't put all your hope in one person, but if you don't believe in god and you don't believe in yourself, surely someone could love you....
yeah architecture is a long road, and it doesn't love me. I'm hoping one day, after all this shit, all these long hours, all this work for my clients, I see something I did worth waking-up for...
I mainly listen to Tame Impala, Coldplay, Red Hot Chili Peppers and, to my own surprise, sometimes NF.
New Opeth.
Jane Birkin and Ilhan Ersahin > Daughters and Fathers
&
Yolum Seninle > Mogollar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr-wJSRC5ys
Listening to masters at work.
https://vimeo.com/263839824
I'm not sure where this is available in long form but it's a great documentary.
blau.
spooky.
Mary J. Blige and Wyclef Jean 911. Damn.
Currently listening to "fresh dancehall, including Vybz Kartel teaming up with an Italian opera singer for interesting results...Stormzy, Gappy Ranks & Stylo G, Buju Banton, Konshens, Mr Lexx, Alicai Harley and more, plus Bucaneer and Lovindeer in the Heatwave time machine"
This song is exaggerated now, but we hid it with PC bullshit. We pretend making American Great Again is racist and wrong, but let me remind you the forefathers said all men were created equal while owning slaves and eventually it rang true thanks to real men like MLK.
It's the thought that counts.
Don't sell your soul, the good times could have been for all of us, but hey Wal-Mart says you like those prices - fuck your health care, fuck your welfare, you want cheap you're gonna live cheap.
race, sex, politics, religion, are all distractions by the ruling financial class.
I'm not communist, I just care about US!
This song is about them rich fucks, fucking with us.
What can you do as an architect?
You can work for anybody and you can give them the best design they could have and when a rich fuck asks you to work for free - bill them for the time you spent writing the invoice and email. The rich fucks are the problem (not the whites, not the men, not the Donald (who has no money anyway), its the rich fucks...)
just venting, as an Architect, you meet all these people and then you become extremely cynical and have doubts about humanity, I'm doing my best - but I think Merle is right.
pretty sure I've listened to this like a 100 times now.
lol
cosmic death /black metal
I've been following Anthony Fantano's Needle Drop album review podcasts for a year or two and so what I listed to has a strong flavour of that so, currently 'Charli' by Charli XCX - sort of alt-pop, 'The Highwomen' by the Highwomen (country), 'Norman effing Rockwell' Lana del Rey. Also on the back of Netflix 'Evolution of Hiphop' docuseries have been re-enjoying fear of a black planet by public enemy with plans to check out their first four albums more thoroughly . All via spotify.
"hour-long mix — consisting of Kelela drizzling her distinctively addictive avant-R&B vocal syrup over a creamy, fattening sundae of instrumental tracks from the likes of Aphex Twin, Oneohtrix Point Never, Autechre, and Jaco Pastorius"
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is that avant-garde pee-wee herman! (sorry, my brain thinks these things, I write them)
What music is that?
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