#James Fortune

[undergroundrockpress]

Led Zeppelin, Los Angeles 1975.

Photo : James Fortune.

[firethatgrewsolow]

Zep at the House of Riot, 1973 (James Fortune)

[adreciclarte4]

Ray Manzarek, 1974 by James Fortune

[pepperbag76]

“ Jimmy Page live at The Kezar Stadium in San Francisco, CA 1973. Photo by James Fortune. “

Source: @crockpics

[makingloveinvskitchen]

This is #JustATouchof_J .. Everything else is God. I’m just tryna put it all out there in pieces for you baby.

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[dearjewels22]

They can't figure out...

"How you keep it moving?"

It's the joy of the Lord.

"What keeps you smiling?"

It's the joy of the Lord.

"How you keeping it together?"

It's the joy of the Lord.

Got me smiling through the pain, dancing in the rain.

The world didn't give it, can't take it away.

JOY

[littlequeenies]

By James Fortune, 1974.

i tried to colorize this photoshoot!! i love sabel in it 💋

[russell-crowe]

wearing his boyfriend's shirt 💖

[scopophilic1997]

scopOphilic_micromessaging_1054 - scopOphilic1997 presents a new micro-messaging series: small, subtle, and often unintentional messages we send and receive verbally and non-verbally.

[k-wame]

this meltdown is very good acting. teary eyed bc ive bn there

[boricuacherry-blog]

You don't know my story

You don't know the things that I've come through

You cannot imagine

The pain of trials I've had to endure

The strongholds and walls that severed me

You don't know my story

The anguish and guilt that consumed me

Grateful I can tell it

For no more shall the shackles condemn me

You Don’t Know…

[undergroundrockpress]

Iggy Pop & Ray Manzarek, Whiskey a Go Go, 1974. Photo: James Fortune.

[theknucklehead]

Back to SkullGirls for some more Alt references, this time for Robo-Fortune: the robotic version of Ms. Fortune built by Brain Drain to destroy her.

Samus Aran

Mega Man

Master Chief

Iron Man

Motoko Kusanagi - Ghost in the Shell

The Terminator

Vectorman

R-DASH 5000 - PONY.MOV

Virtual Boy

[queer-book-character-tournament]

Characters, book, and author names under the cut

Tara Boone/Penny - All That Consumes Us by Erica Waters

August Mulvaney/Lucas Blackwell - Psycho by Onley James

Ariadne O'Neill/Elena Quesada-Cruz/Chikondi Daka/Jack Vo - To Be Taught if Fortunate by Becky Chambers (sorry hit the character limit which cut off the name in the poll)

Ronan Lynch/Adam Parrish - The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stiefvater

[sun-marie]

I imagine Lydia Laidir wouldn't be too impressed with "Lord" Inquisitor James Treveylan

[sweet-like-cinnamon-5]

Sandman Audible - Favorite James McAvoy Line Readings - Sound of Her Wings / Men of Good Fortune

The Sandman Book Club has been discussing The Sound of Her Wings / Men of Good Fortune for the past few weeks, so I am now sharing my:

Favorite James McAvoy Line Readings from the Sandman Audible for these episodes (because his line readings are glorious)

The Bread (Sound of Her Wings)

So in the comic and the TV show, Death throws the bread at Dream, and obviously he doesn't feel the need to describe what happened. But in the Audible, there's a "thump" noise and then he says: "You... threw the bread at me" in such a tone of shock.

The Matted Hair (Men of Good Fortune)

Death and Dream are about to go into the tavern for the first time. Dream is unimpressed by what he sees, and says this:

"The human world. I could conjure a nightmare from these faces. The missing teeth, the pocked skin, the matted hair."

His delivery of "the matted hair" has no business being as funny as it is, lmao

The Appointed Hour (Men of Good Fortune)

Finally, it's 1989. Hob thinks he's being stood up, but in the comic/Audible version of things, he is not!

The bartender/waitress has been teasing Hob (or "Bob," as she knows him). Then the door opens and she sees Dream and says, "Oh Bob! Your friend's here!"

And then Dream says:

"AT THE APPOINTED HOUR!"

Honestly. James McAvoy says it so proudly. I picture him like kicking the door open and yelling his hello to the entire bar. It. is. so. great. (It is also the exact opposite of any way I could ever picture Tom Sturridge's version of Dream ever greeting anybody ever. But in the audiobook, it is perfect.)

(It's funny to me also that the bartender recognizes Dream as "Bob's friend." I can just imagine Hob being like- "ok so I'm waiting for someone, he has pale skin [like VERY pale skin], black hair, his eyes are sometimes stars, and his clothing is always era appropriate. like he definitely looks like he's dressed for the correct year. can you let me know if you see him?" And the bartender being like uh huh sure thing bob)