#Steve Anderson

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1917 08 29 Sablatnig SF5 - Steve Anderson

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On 29 August 1917 a Sablatnig SF5 #1023 flown by Ltn dRMI Pohrt and Flgmr dR Jensen attacked a steamer, claiming 6 hits. The steamer let down its lifeboats and steered toward land. Meanwhile the accompanying aircraft flown by Flgmt Henrici Vflgmr dR Stangen, strafed and photographed this vessel, which they left in flames.

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1976 - Bebe Buell's modelling composite cards from her British agency Models 1.

First photo from her book "Rebel Soul: Music, Musings & Magic", published in 2023.

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Pet Shop Boys gave Kylie a way to become her successful self. Then again, I'm unsure how to perceive Light Years. Was this her way of retreating to what worked in the past or was this actually a successful upgrade of the latter? Let's be honest about something – the album does function better than Impossible Princess, because the LP feels more cohesive. She's still in conversation with the pop music at the time, yet she lets her personality shine more on that one in comparison to the previous disc, which found her adrift despite that actually fitting the soundscapes on Impossible Princess, so perhaps a false reading of the that one was the problem, while this one seemed obvious? Nonetheless, one can't deny the results as she entered the pop royalty tryout status with Light Years.

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I just love (and agree with) the insight by Pete Pardo (from Sea of Tranquility).

This band has some amazing deeply philosophical lyrics and good music (keyboardy prog metal) that I go back to after years...

This is a good album Dividing Lines (2022).

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I always thought this about Threshold. You don't get immediately the big wow factor like a new Dream Theater album or Symphony X album. There's less eye-catching 'wow' moments but more throughout the whole album. That's always been the music of Threshold. I like to listen to their albums as albums and it's always very pleasing. It's just heavy enough, it's just prog enough. It's just good song-based progressive metal. They're just one of those consistent bands that just keeps pumping out really really great albums that sometimes I think we take for granted. I'm just as guilty when in conversations with people I talk about like some of the great ProgMetal bands and ProgMetal albums I always forget to bring them up. Yet every time they come out with a new album, I get it, I review it, I love it. It ranks very high on my year-end list. They're one of the best ones out there… but I overlook them. I have conversations with people all the time and they very rarely come up. And then when you mention (Threshold), then "Oh yes! Threshold is great. I love them. But I didn't think to mention them right they didn't pop into my head first."

'Taking a band for granted' - I'm so guilty of this - to this band in particular.

Oddly, I don't feel that about Rush. (I can always rattle off some Rush recommendations without thinking - Subdivisions, Red Sector A, Force Ten... See? And more if needed.)

Besides, I've cited Rush lyrics for quite a while. (A friend once told me he knows me to be the Rush guy. That he got interested because of me. There was a time I didn't stop talking about the meaning behind the Rush songs.)

Just like I have cited Dream Theater lyrics for a longer (earlier) while. I've even correleated so much of life with some DT lyric from Awake or A Change of Seasons.

And Megadeth lyrics before that...

Interesting how all these people from such faraway countries have impressed my mind. And remained important decades later.

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Interesting 'Trivia':

The drummer Johanne James, has a band KyrbGrinder, in which he is both singer and drummer! Check this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35rV7b2xIrQ

Johanne gave vocals in the Ayreon album Transitus.

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going out of your way to search up [insert character] ANGST and all you get is smut

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Review: Lines of Deception

Synopsis: A West German nightclub owner goes behind the Iron Curtain on a desperate mission to save his brother, in this Cold War thriller by the author of Lost Kin.West Germany, 1949. Former actor Max Kaspar suffered greatly in the Second World War. Now he owns a nightclub in Munich—and occasionally lends a hand to the newly formed CIA. Meanwhile, his brother Harry has ventured beyond the Iron…

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The Wall

The Wall (2023) #PhilippeVanLeeuw #VickyKrieps #SteveAnderson #ChristianBaldonado #AustinBuchanan #RogelioCamarillo Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 Genre: Drama Regie: Philippe Van Leeuw Hauptrollen: Vicky Krieps, Steve Anderson, Christian Baldonado, Austin Buchanan, Rogelio Camarillo, Santiago Craig, Hayden Domenico, Carlos Lee Hall, Danny Jackson, Harris Kendall … Filmbeschreibung: Eine engagierte und energische Beamtin der US-Grenzschutzbehörde verliert die Kontrolle und tötet eine harmlose Migrantin an der Grenze zwischen…

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Slovenly - The Way Untruths Are

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Pov: when i catch y/n wearing something i would NEVER wear

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Yeah my life might be complicated but at least me and [fictional character] are living our best lives right now.

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1917 08 Rendezvous - Steve Anderson

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seeing the people who feast on a certain someone’s clenched, crusty, jabba the hut looking orange asshole suddenly realise that he was not a good choice for president and regret voting him is making me giggle. all offence cause this info was always easily accessible.

reminder that my blog is not a safe space for trump supporters or people who voted for him. you can all lick my cunt 🤍 (but remember to ask for my consent first cause i know some of you got problems with that)

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Character posters for "Asteroid City" by Wes Anderson.

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Wes Anderson's cinematic canon is a diverse and colourful spectrum of comedy and tragedy that frequently explores familial dysfunction, grief, solitude and otherness to YOU. To me it is a cinematic universe. Bill Murray is the same guy in all of those films.