#Terry Klein

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#TerryKlein - Shimmers And Hums

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Listen/purchase: 60 in a 75 by Terry Klein

[kitsunetsuki]

Terry Richardson - Christy Turlington for Calvin Klein (Allure 1997)

[jgthirlwell]

06.30.24 20th annual performance in Terry Riley's In C, performed by NYC In C.

Brian Chase - drums, Billy Martin - drums, Aba Diopsabar -percussion, Zach Layton - 17-string bass (electric), Luke Stewart - upright bass, Henry Fraser -electric bass, Ava Mendoza - guitar, Elliott Sharp - guitar, David Grubbs - guitar, Bobby Previte -percussion, Nava Dunkelman - vibraphone, Shayna Dunkelman - vibraphone, Levy Lorenzo -marimba, Matt Evans - marimba, Ursula Oppens - Steinway piano L, Adam Tendler - Steinway piano R, Qasim Naqvi - synth, Ben Vida - synth, Miya Masaoka - koto, Zeena Parkins - harp. Neel Murgai- sitar, Erica Dicker - violin. gabby fluke mogul - violin, Laura Ortman - violin, Joanna Mattrey - viola, Jessica Pavone - viola. Cleek Schrey - viola. Alex Waterman - cello. Andrew Yee - cello. Lester St. Louis - cello. Kaoru Watanabe - shinobue flute, Laura Cocks - flute, Katie Porter - clarinet, Peter Hess - bass clarinet Matana Roberts - soprano saxophone, Lea Bertucci - alto saxophone, James Fei - alto saxophone, Zoh Ambatenor - saxophone, Peter Gordon - bari saxophone, Katherine Young - bassoon, Kyra Sims - french horn, Nate Wooley - trumpet, Ben Neill - trumpet, Chris Williams - trumpet, Peter Zummo - trombone, Chris McIntyre - trombone, Marcus Rojas- tuba, Joan La Barbara - voice. Gelsey Bell - voice, Nick Hallett - voice, Tariq El Sabir - voice, Raquel Acevdeo Klein - voice, Isabel Crespo Pardo - voice, Angelica Negron -accordion

[incorrectlotm]

A wizard without a hat was just a sad man with a suspicious taste in clothes.

Merlin Hermes

[forensicated]

Have to share this for the absolutely fantastic melodramatic ending of the clip - Ah Cathy. One of the Ultimate PM Baddies. And not for a good reason...

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In the Bleak Midwinter

That is what it feels like today. Almost at the Earth’s halfway point, the shortest day on the horizon and darkest before the dawn to anoint another cliché. This morning I listened to Donniel and Yossi discussing the killing of the three escaped hostages Alon, Samar and Yotam. Before that, a different Hartman Podcast with  Yehuda Kurtzer talking with Cochav Elkayam-Levy about the newly created…

[girlcaelius]

some ghosts i've been thinking about lately

sappho, 'stung with love' , trans. aaron poochigian // lucan, pharsalia 9.983-987, trans. jane wilson joyce // horace, odes 3.30, trans. terry walsh // ovid, amores 1.15, trans. a. s. klein // john donne, the relic // catullus 1, trans. a. s. klein // shakespeare, sonnet 55 // robert harris, dictator // virgil, eclogues 10, trans. a. s. klein // ovid, metamorphoses 15.877-879, trans. a. s. klein // phillip larkin, an arundel tomb

[operachristine]

Lesser known/recorded Christine’s that you need to listen to! (An audio gifting post)

Katharine Buffaloe

Steve Barton (The Phantom of the Opera), Katharine Buffaloe (u/s Christine Daaé), Davis Gaines (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny), Jeff Keller (Monsieur Firmin), George Lee Andrews (Monsieur André), Marilyn Caskey (Madame Giry) || March 19, 1990; Broadway || Notes: Steve Barton and Davis Gaines's first performances. Missing Magical Lasso, Notes/Prima Donna in the first act.

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Kris Koop

Hugh Panaro (The Phantom of the Opera), Kris Koop (u/s Christine Daaé), Tim Martin Gleason (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny), Anne Runolfsson (Carlotta Giudicelli), Tim Jerome (Monsieur Firmin), George Lee Andrews (Monsieur André), Marilyn Caskey (Madame Giry), Larry Wayne Morbitt (Ubaldo Piangi), Kara Klein (Meg Giry) || September 14, 2005; Broadway

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Leigh Coggins

John Owen-Jones (The Phantom of the Opera), Leigh Coggins (u/s Christine Daaé), Simon Bailey (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny) || June 19, 2012; Third UK Tour || Notes: Includes Think Of Me, Title Song, Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again, and Point Of No Return.

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Terri Bibb

Jeff Keller (u/s The Phantom of the Opera), Teri Bibb (Christine Daaé), Gary Mauer (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny) || October 14, 1996; Broadway

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Glenda Balkan

Ciaran Sheehan (The Phantom of the Opera), Glenda Balkan (Christine Daaé), Laird Mackintosh (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny) || August 25, 1995; Toronto

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Tamra Glaser

Michael Crawford (The Phantom of the Opera), Tamra Glaser (u/s Christine Daaé), Michael Piontek (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny) || 1990; First National Tour || Soundboard || Notes: Highlights ripped from YouTube.

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Kelly Jeanne Grant

Stephen Tewksbury (u/s The Phantom of the Opera), Kelly Jeanne Grant (Christine Daaé), Greg Mills (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny) || September 20, 2009; Third National Tour || Matinee

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Kyoko Suzuki

Eiji Akutagawa (The Phantom of the Opera), Kyoko Suzuki (Christine Daaé), Kanji Ishimaru (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny) || September 22, 1991; First Japanese Tour

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[musiconspotify]

Terry Klein Leave The Light On (2023) … a self-portrait …

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Listen/purchase: Such a Town by Terry Klein

[eptodaytommorowforever]

Events In The History And Of The Life Of Elvis Presley Today On The 19th Of November In 1976.

Elvis Presley Is Introduced By Memphis Mafia And Memphis DJ Friend George Klein To The Alden Sisters;

The Alden sisters were introduced to Elvis Presley by George Klein. Klein had brought the 3 of them to Graceland, and instead of what he thought, Elvis Presley was not attracted to Terry, but to the youngest, Ginger. Ginger Alden was only 19 years old and the current Miss Mid-South Fair Southern Beauty Queen b/w candid photo here Of a very cool and happy and relaxed Elvis Presley here with the Alden Sisters on sadly is last ever vacation in Hawaii In March 1977.

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Do you have any general media recommendations? Like music, TV shows, movies, or books!

I don't want this to get like my other crazy essays where I start and then I can't stop so I'm going to just uhh toss things out. Lemme know if any of these are your favorites too!

Books: Jeanette Winterson's books, all of them, but my especial favorites: Oranges are not the only fruit, The Passion, Sexing the Cherry, The Powerbook, Written on the Body. Her memoir is also excellent. Saturday by Ian McEwan, but do not read Comfort of Strangers. Possession by AS Byatt. The Signature of All Things by Elizabeth Bishop is about a physically unattractive woman who makes a meaningful life, which is SO RARE in fiction. Sholokhov's The Quiet Don. If you want to know what it's like being a Korean woman of a certain generation, I would recommend Kim Ji-young, Born 1982, which I think was translated into English to some acclaim. Katherine Harrison wrote a terrifying and beautiful and grotesque memoir about an incestuous affair with her estranged father that began when she was an adult, The Kiss, which haunts me. For light reading, Murderbot the series is fantastic. Doppelganger by Naomi Klein is a fun to read and very clear layout of exactly how the world works right now. I recommend everything ever written by Alison Bechdel - Dykes to Watch out For, Are you my mother?, The Secret to Superhuman Strength. (I love books by the way, and I'm a compulsive reader so I will just artificially stop here, but like seriously, I can go on forever.)

Movies: I had such a thing for Gerard Depardieu as a weird little girl (he was my first movie star crush, believe it or not), so I say Le Retour de Martin Guerre is SO worth a watch. The Last Temptation of Christ with Willem Dafoe (another obsession) had me genuinely worried I was going to go to hell as I watched and it's fantastic. My Best Fiend a documentary by Werner Herzog about Klaus Kinski (another obsession) (I like weird looking white dudes, what can I say) taught me a lot about filmmaking. Lost in La Mancha, a documentary about Terry Gilliam failing to make a Don Quixote movie was also terrific. Fitzcarraldo and Aguirre Wrath of God (director Herzog, starring Kinski) can't be watched more than once but they'll stay in your mind forever. Himmel Uber Berlin by Wim Wenders. It's just beautiful. Do not watch the horrible Hollywood murder of that film. Pina also by Wim Wenders, which will show you awesome modern dancing. Penelope, where Christina Ricci is a girl born with a pig's snout and James McAvoy is in it. Oh, Atonement has the James McAvoy scene of all time, where he runs after the bus his girlfriend is leaving on. It's Ian McEwan's book as the base so you will be very wounded at the end. The Piano Teacher starring Isabelle Huppert is ... is sure something? It's perverse and gross and lovely, and very important, I think, in stories about women. Suzanne Farrell: Elusive Muse is the documentary that got me obsessed with ballet, and Balanchine, and basically changed my whole cultural life. Dunno if it's available anywhere though - I own a DVD of it. OH, Truth or Dare, which is a Madonna concert documentary is fabulous.

Uh. Do you want Bollywood recommendations? Because I can do that too.

TV Shows: I tend to not watch any tv, and then I get hooked on one tv show and watch it like, a bazillion times. RIVERDALE. Watch Riverdale. Be a RIverdale understander. Also this is my Riverdale Sideblog: @riverdale-retread. I also loved SCANDAL by Shonda Rhimes, starring Kerry Washington, because I received the same education from more or less the same schools as Olivia Pope and I found that so funny at first.

That's all for now but I'll answer any questions or do more specific recommendations if you're curious about anything I put here!

[fashionbooksmilano]

Fashion Photography of the Nineties

edited by Camilla Nickerson, Neville Wakefield

Scalo Verlag, Zurich,Berlin,New York 1996, 240 pages,22x28,5cm, ISBN 3-931141268

euro 240,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

This book titled "Fashion: Photography of the Nineties" is a captivating piece of literature that captures the essence of fashion photography during the 90s. 

This beautiful photo-book combines most-iconic fashion photographers of the nineties such as: Araki, David Armstrong, Jeff Burton, Bruce Davidson, Corinne Day, Saul Fletcher, Nan Goldin, Steven Klein, Nick Knight, Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, Annie Leibovitz, Glen Luchford, Mary Ellen Mark, Craig McDean, Steven Meisel, Catherine Opie, Jack Pierson, Richard Prince, Charles Ray, Terry Richardson, Paolo Roversi, Cindy Sherman, David Sims, Mario Sorrenti, Juergen Teller, Wolfgang Tillmans, Ellen von Unwerth...

04/05/24

[alivingroomatthebottomofalake]

100 Great Albums from 2024.

OK…

I listened to a lot of music this year, and I am not going to prattle on about it all this time because there's too much. These are the albums that came out this year that I really liked. They aren't in a specific order, but they are in a general order (closer to the top just means I listened to it more often, or responded enthusiastically/felt really strongly about it). I have been doing a lot of radio this year, and so I've listened to so much music. It's not trying to be a definitive top 100 list, I am sure I missed some gems, but these are things I personally liked. Then there are some special mentions at the end that include some reissues that include some reworked/additional material, and some compilations/live albums as well. Genres are all over the place, from heavy to light to weird to weirder. Check things out and enjoy the adventure.

Muuntautuja by Oranssi Pazuzu

Dreaming the Strife for Love by Bedsore

Absolute Elsewhere by Blood Incantation

Impossible Light by Uboa

Lives Outgrown by Beth Gibbons

Red Hot & Ra - The Magic City by Meshell Ndegeocello

COEXISTENCE by Johanna Elina Sulkunen

13" Frank Beltrame Italian Stiletto with Bison Horn Grips by Xiu Xiu

Coagulated Bliss by Full of Hell

Orchards of a Futile Heaven by The Body & Dis Fig

The Healer by Sumac

Scope Neglect by Ben Frost

I Saw the TV Glow by Various/Alex G

Maxxxine by Tyler Bates

The Substance by Raffertie

Colour by Material Object

NONAGE by Li Yilei

Delight by Arushi Jain

RECESSED DRAUGHTING by Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe

NATI INFINITI by Alessandro Cortini

Much Unseen Is Also Here by Lustmord

Mosaic by Fennesz

Generative Etudes Vol 2​.​1 by Matthew Ryals

Nidar Effigy by Althru

MANTRA by Diploid

Cutting the Throat of God by Ulcerate

Emerald Fires Atop The Farewell Mountains by COSMIC PUTREFACTION

The Great Bailout (Deluxe) by Moor Mother

Vajranala by Senyawa

The love it took to leave you by Colin Stetson

Cellophane Memories by Chrystabell & David Lynch

NRTYA by SAICOBAB

Black Blues by Keiji Haino

Disconnect by KRM & KMRU

The Light is Real by Thollem, Terry Riley, Nels Cline

Chytridiomycosis Relinquished by Slimelord

Cool World by Chat Pile

You Could Do It Tonight by Couch Slut

Highly Irresponsible by Better Lovers

The Head As Form​’​d In The Crier​’​s Choir by Sarah Davachi

with my back to the world by Teeth dreams

Chroma by Loscil // Lawrence English

Argot by Passepartout Duo

Farm Psychedelia I & II by eucademix

Placenta by Carlos Niño & Friends

Spectral Evolution by Rafael Toral

Paloma Wind by EVA-MARIA HOUBEN + JOHN HUDAK

Arise in Sinking Feelings by PINKCOURTESYPHONE

September 23rd by William Basinski

Two Verses by Mark Templeton

Outer Spaceways Incorporated : Kronos Quartet & Friends Meet Sun Ra by Red Hot Org

The Copyrite of Spring by Buttress O’Kneel

marked by Klein

Bearings: Soundtracks for the Bardos by Ka Baird

Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree by Various

Black myth wukong by Zhai JinYan

UFO 50 by Eirik Suhrke

Idea Man by David Flemming

Natur by KMRU

Sharqan Hatta Al Maut - 4 by Firas Shehadeh

Harmony / Balance by Ibukun Sunday

Radio Yugawara by Passepartout Duo and Inoyama Land

In - Tran - Situ by babyxxan

Dulcitone 1804 by Nightports w/ Matthew Bourne

The sound of flowers by Daniel O’Toole

Dawn by Raymond Haddad

Horror Vacui by 9T Antiope

Halki pilvien by Tomutonttu

Standstill by Disasterpeace

Challengers by Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross

Nautnir þrj​á​r by Guðmundur Arnalds

Space As An Instrument by Félicia Atkinson

The Itself of Itself by Bass Communion

Instability of the Signal by Simon Fisher Turner

D​Ý​RA by SHHE

Salt And Sugar Look The Same by Tim Koh / Sun An

Aurora Liminalis by William Basinski + Richard Chartier

On Leaving by RICHARD CHARTIER

Lambda by ZULI

Face to Face, Day by Day by ACT!

Endlessness by Nala Sinephro

For Barney, Who Was A Bad Dog, But A Good Boy, And Very Much Loved. by Dekalb Works

Anatomical Heart by Erik Griswold, Chloe Kim, Helen Svoboda

Talitakum by Avalanche Kaito

Giant Beauty by أحمد [Ahmed]

Let Us Descend by Francesco Leali

Peurakaira by Maja S. K. Ratkje/Marte Ingeborg Haltli/Frida Helene Haltli

Turzets by James Rushford

Music For A Bellowing Room by Sarah Davachi and Dicky Bahto

MUNDANAS VII​-​XI by John McCowen

Eleven Fugues For Sodium Pentothal by Adam Wiltzie

Social Engineering by Jan Jelinek

Suite For The Drains by Lisa Lerkenfeldt

Princ​€​ss by Princ€ss

Ataque Mental by Interzona

Crises Trilogy by Darlene

Ag Titim by Anocht

Material by Connor D'Netto

Special mentions (compilations/live albums/reissues)

Disposable Heroes of Hit Em by Various

Blue and yellow through Black and Grey by Various

Special versions - Live at ACCA, Brighton by Colleen

Hear the Machine #4 by serene ailment

Alley of the Sun by Various

Vile Luxury - Redux 1924 (24​-​bit HD audio) by Imperial Triumphant

plexure '24 by plunderphonics

Selected Ambient Works Volume II (Expanded Edition) by Aphex Twin