#Musical Mania

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Musical Mania, een gezellig reclame marktje

Tekst en foto’s: Marielle Hoexem Op zondagmiddag 25 augustus mochten wij het nieuwe event ‘Musical Mania’ bezoeken. Op de repetitiemiddag van de liveshow van de musical awards in de avond. Voor een klein bedrag kon een kaartje gekocht worden. Aan de rij voor Studio 21 in Hilversum was te zien dat veel mensen dit hadden gedaan. Eenmaal binnen volgde een gang met leuke marktkraampjes vol met…

[lyculuscaelus]

BY INSERTING ODYSSEUS’S MENTAL BREAKDOWN AND HIS SUICIDAL THOUGHTS JAY HAS ACTUALLY MADE LOVE IN PARADISE SO MUCH MORE ANGSTY OMG???

The dissociation—Odysseus was in no shape to carry on. Jay didn’t even need to bring up anything abt s.a. that happened on the island—just a simple comparison between the behaviors of Odysseus when he arrived and that of Odysseus seven years later: just look what happened on this island that caused him to breakdown so thoroughly. This is so perfectly done.

[metal-sludge]

METALLICA (1981 - present) | METAL MANIA, January 1989.

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Metallic Madness Zone Act 2 'Sonic Mania' Tee Lopes Support us on Patreon

[digitalfishwish]

I saw a post mentioning that they didn’t like that Polites was part of the ghost pile that was pulling Odysseus into the Underworld at the end of Get in the Water, and I just got to thinking:

*Tiresias voice* But it’s no longer Polites~~

I think, prior to the Underworld Saga, Polites’ death was a motivating force to convince Odysseus to remain kind… but once we got to the Underworld Saga and see Polites in the first song, Odysseus is forced to confront again that Polites really is dead, see the cold hard reality of it. That’s why all Odysseus can do is mournfully repeat Polites’ name.

But by the time “Monster” is sung, and from then on, Polites is no longer a powerful motivating force, but a specter of Odysseus’s internal guilt. Polites was kind, and saw the good in everyone; how could he do that for Odysseus after all the cruel things he’s done! But I believe he would greet Odysseus with open arms even after all that. But Odysseus’s guilt over betraying Polites’ philosophy distorts his memories of his best friend to the point that thinking about it causes him great pain, and leads him to believe that Polites would disapprove of his actions, or even hate him for what he’s become.

I don’t think the real Polites would drag Odysseus into the underworld for justice, let me put it that way. Shades can be distorted in Greek mythology; some become manias, spirits of obsession, and I think Odysseus’s clouding guilt has turned his perspective of Polites mania-like, even if that’s not what he would be like in reality.

What tries to drag Odysseus from Oceanus to the Underworld is no longer Polites, and that is Odysseus’s fault.

[idk3ither]

I posted this on twitter but I thought you guys would enjoy it more

Chicago Miku

[ccrissproductions]

I almost added One and Only, but then I realized that's Timbaland's song and not theirs.

[cleopatragirlie]

❀ 𝐀𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐋𝐚𝐧𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐆𝐮𝐝𝐫𝐮𝐧 𝐆𝐮𝐭 𝐛𝐲 𝐃𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐞 𝐃𝐞 𝐏𝐢𝐜𝐜𝐢𝐨𝐭𝐭𝐨 ❀

[crown-eats-rocks]

ok guys . which one of you took my love and filled it up with novocaine . because now i'm just numb guys this isn't funny

[ilovetheater-nl]

Musical Awards: The Kick-Off en Musical Mania 2024

Musical Mania is een gloednieuw evenement voor musical- en theaterliefhebbers en luidt de start in van het nieuwe theaterseizoen 2024/2025. Met een vertrouwd onderdeel: de live-uitzending van Musical Awards: The Kick-Off. Bruisende MusicalMarkt Op zondag 25 augustus openen de deuren van Studio 21 in Hilversum voor een dag gevuld met alles wat met de Nederlandse musicalwereld te maken heeft. Een…

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MEGADETH (1983 - present) | METAL MANIA, January 1989.

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Who's The Boss? - Hard Boiled Heavy Mischief 'Sonic Mania' Tee Lopes Support us on Patreon

[things-ford-pines-missed]

has lemon demon been done yet

Thing Ford Missed #297: Lemon Demon.

my god he MISSED TOUCH TOUCH TELEPHONE, THE FORD PINES SONG EVER 😔

[unjustlyunread]

Glenn Gould on his chair:

(some of the method to that divine madness)

Excerpted from Elyse Mach's Great Contemporary Pianists Speak for Themselves.