#dave watson

[amandaanddonnie]

Watch "EMILY LEE Reached out to ME in MARCH wanting to do an interview w/ Me (Emails & DMs)" on YouTube

[themarychain]

Depeche Mode photographed by Eric Watson for Smash Hits magazine in Fulham, London, 1985.

[folk-enjoyer]

Folk concert, 1964

[friendlies-af]

What have I done?

In short, @strangeaxel inspired me to draw in the Rebornica's style. This artist does some cool ask with guards, so go check it out! Meanwhile, I'll show you what I've got. I drew according to my AU, I was interested in how my designs would look in this style, so something may be different.

At first I just wanted to draw Jeremy. I like the way he looks with eyes. Mike, in my opinion, hasn't changed at all! 🤣 And Vincent… in addition to the hairstyle, I left his pupils.

"Who's your favorite guard?", "Fritz", "Then why don't you draw him more?" Okay, let's fix it! And oh my god, I love the end result! 🥰 In the process I even wanted to color him, aaaah… I'm melting…. 😩💜

Mike's daddy issues goes brrr. ... And Alex (Scott's eldest son, let me remind you) in the last minutes of his life.

I'll tell you more about Kevin someday. In the meantime, I'll show you him in a trainee's scarf. I also wanted to draw the Purple Bros to show their differences.

And regular PurplePhones, nothing unusual.

I really enjoyed this experiment. I might make a separate column out of it, but I'm not sure. For now, this will be a one-off post. ....I need more practice.

[enter-drfrog]

CPDS as quotes from my theatre department’s discord

“You were born out of hate sex? That explains a lot about you” -Robert Grove (almost definitely in reference to Chris)

“I could really use some meat snacks” -Max Bennett

“Where the fuck are my lips?” -Dennis Tyde (except he’s too sweet, I don’t think he would swear intentionally)

“Three monks, dressed as……three monks” -Chris Bean (this is just the nine wise men quote)

“I don’t jump ropes. I prefer to trip on them” -Annie Twilloil

“Something’s wrong with this kid. He watched SpongeBob…and now he’s all gay” -Trevor Watson (for reasons I can’t explain)

“Go sing a romantic ballad about the moon, you cuck!” -Robert Grove

“All I had was an inhaler and a dream” -Vanessa Wilcock-Wynn-Carroway

“You guys got skittles in there???” -Max Bennett

“I spit on Charles Dickens” -Robert Grove

“She has a son and a husband. She’s seen boy chest before. It’s just boy chest!” -Sandra Wilkinson

“Wow. Standing up is crazy” -Vanessa-Wilcock-Wynn-Carroway

“I used to get mad at people and approach them teeth-first” -Robert Grove

“He got that little Victorian orphan in him” -Annie Twilloil (probably about Dennis)

“The only thing straight about me is my hair. I have scoliosis” -Chris Bean

“I’ve always wanted you to die. That’s my dream” -Robert Grove (about Chris obviously)

“We have a lot of hoes” -Dennis Tyde

“The world would be a better place if people were having sex instead of war” -Annie Twilloil

“Did you watch those videos as a kid? Probably not. You were probably normal” -Max Bennett

“You know a lot of words. And you said a lot of them. And I didn’t know any of them” -Dennis Tyde

“I’m trying to be with you, not like you” -Sandra Wilkinson

“I did wander…..once” -Max Bennett

“It’s giving bubonic plague” -Annie Twilloil

“Hey listen, I’ve fucked a lot of dudes in my day” -Trevor Watson

“This is now a dictatorship and I win” -Robert Grove

“And look at how much more mature I am. Look at my accolades” -Chris Bean

“Pumpkins or ghosts?” “Errrr—Orange!” -Vanessa Wilcock-Wynn-Carroway

“Cringe, cringe, cringe” -Jonathan Harris (after ‘not so fast Inspector!!’ or not being able to open a single door)

“I’m just a really bad person” -Robert “Yeah you give off that vibe” -Trevor

“Ack, why do you have your arms out?” -Annie Twilloil

“I just love bullying children” -Robert Grove

“I just want to frown all the time and listen to rock and roll and be sad” -Trevor Watson

[snowrassa]

The Fall of the House of Usher

The Fall of the House of Usher (1839) by Edgar Allan Poe

The Fall of the House of Usher (1928) directed by James Sibley Watson and Melville Webber

The Fall of the House of Usher (1839) by Edgar Allan Poe

The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) created by Mike Flanagan

Usher, Part 1 from Ghost Quartet (2014) by Dave Malloy

The Fall of the House of Usher (1928) directed by James Sibley Watson and Melville Webber

Usher, Part 1 from Ghost Quartet (2014) by Dave Malloy

The Fall of the House of Usher (1839) by Edgar Allan Poe

La Chute de la Maison Usher (1928) directed by Jean Epstein

The Fall of the House of Usher (1839) by Edgar Allan Poe

The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) created by Mike Flanagan

The Fall of the House of Usher (1839) by Edgar Allan Poe

The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) created by Mike Flanagan

La Chute de la Maison Usher (1928) directed by Jean Epstein

The Fall of the House of Usher (1928) directed by James Sibley Watson and Melville Webber

The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) created by Mike Flanagan

Usher, Part 3 from Ghost Quartet (2014) by Dave Malloy

La Chute de la Maison Usher (1928) directed by Jean Epstein

The Fall of the House of Usher (1839) by Edgar Allan Poe

The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) created by Mike Flanagan

Usher, Part 3 from Ghost Quartet (2014) by Dave Malloy

La Chute de la Maison Usher (1928) directed by Jean Epstein

The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) created by Mike Flanagan

Usher, Part 3 from Ghost Quartet (2014) by Dave Malloy

The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) created by Mike Flanagan

The Fall of the House of Usher (1839) by Edgar Allan Poe

La Chute de la Maison Usher (1928) directed by Jean Epstein

The Fall of the House of Usher (1839) by Edgar Allan Poe

The Fall of the House of Usher (2023) created by Mike Flanagan

[littybeech]

Last one for now, for House Arryn.

[shark-train]

hey guys i hate to be the bearer of bad news but

these two people might be the same person.

[nofatclips]

The Cyanide & Happiness Show S03E01: Now That's What I Call Pain

[thingsmk1120sayz]

[rainingmusic]

Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive

[mywifeleftme]

273: The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band // Will the Circle Be Unbroken

Will the Circle Be Unbroken The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 1972, United Artists

Who can endure a sentimentalist music critic? Still, this morning anyway, my heart’s fit to weep over a one-hundred-and-ten minutes of exultant roots music and a beautiful idea executed to perfection. The notion behind Will the Circle Be Unbroken was to use the Dirt Band, a crew of talented longhairs from California, as a bridge between the trendy country rock of the day and the genre’s pantheon of avuncularly voiced pioneers. (And I guess in Maybelle Carter’s case ‘aunticularly voiced.’) Many of these sorts of intergenerational tribute projects give me queasy tasting notes of hapless arts council funding or the rap number from Walk Hard, but somehow this triple LP from the heart of rock’s imperial phase manages to be both reverent of traditional country and bluegrass history and present these genres as living organisms.

The Dirt Band are joined by a Field of Dreams cast of legends, plus an adjunct wing of ace players like fiddle genius Vassar Clements, and while the Dirties sneak in one original the focus is squarely on the standards. None of these takes supplant the originals, but the recording fidelity, superlative playing, and warm communal energy make for lovely alternatives. Merle Travis’s “Dark as a Dungeon,” one of the greatest folk and country songs of the century, has never sounded more lovely or doomed; Doc Watson gives Jimmie Driftwood’s “Tennessee Stud” a broad-shouldered boisterousness; Earl Scruggs and the Dirt Band’s John McEuen present the classic fiddle reel “Soldier’s Joy” as an infectious banjo duel. 

Many of the songs include snatches of studio chatter between the band and their guests: Mother Maybelle sounds like the sweetest old thing imaginable; Roy Acuff comes off like as much of a pompous Haven Hamilton-type as I’d always heard he was; Jimmy Martin gives elderly prospector cricket. The tapes are even rolling for the first meeting of guitar legends Travis and Watson, who have an adorably awkward little chat before declaring themselves “buddies.” These peeks into the process are part of Circle’s artifice, but it feels like an honest attempt to capture the historic nature of the summit. The album rounds off with nods to the deep past in the form of a number of Carter family cuts, an homage to bluegrass father “Uncle” Dave Macon, and a group singalong of the spiritual “Will the Circle Be Unbroken?” But then, right there at the end, we get 17-year-old Randy Scruggs performing a solo instrumental take on Joni Mitchell’s 1968 “Both Sides, Now.” The symbolism of the teenaged son of Earl Scruggs playing such a recent (and aptly-named) tune is clear, quietly closing the circle between past and present, a pact sealed.

273/365

[transformers-mosaic]

Transformers: Mosaic #438 - "Dirty and Down"

Originally posted on December 10th, 2009

Story - Martin Fisher Art - Gareth Watson Colours - Ian Lea Letters - Dave Reynolds

deviantART | Seibertron | TFW2005 | BotTalk

wada sez: Landfill is one of Budiansky’s stinky blorbos, a “veritable rolling garbage dump” with an “awful smell” who "leaves a trail of rotting refuse wherever he goes” and is “caked in muck and filth”—and “emits such a powerful odor that even the dumbest Decepticon tracker would have no difficulty finding him.” Fisher has settled on the exact opposite idea here, with Landfill’s fetid squalor being the only thing stopping the Decepticons from finding them.

[friendlies-af]

Why do you ship JereMike? Doesn't Jeremy see Mike as a father figure? Besides, don't they have a big age difference?

Oh, so that's why someone thought I'm "bad". It seems to me that in every post I'll need to write in HUGE LETTERS that “My AU is not the Rebornica's AU”! ... Okay, now let's get serious. Mike is 32 years old now and Jeremy is 28, there is not much of an age difference between them. Jeremy came from a nearby town to attend art college, and Mike was the first person he befriended away from home.

"Jeremy sees Mike as a father he never really had". ...Right, Jeremy's abusive father. He really is in this AU… or was, because Jeremy's mother (alive, by the way!) noticed her husband's terrible behavior in time and divorced him. Now she is married to a wonderful man who loves Jeremy like his own son. And don't forget about Harry Fitzgerald! He is Jeremy's uncle on his father's side.

But since we're talking about father figures, I want to mention Scott. Despite the fact that both of his sons died, he still doesn't give up his habits. He tries to take care of his younger colleagues, gives some advice, gives affection and attention (to everyone except Vincent).

[enter-drfrog]

CPDS as quotes from my theatre department’s discord pt. 2

“PLEASE let me finish my map game” -Vanessa Wilcock-Wynn-Carroway

“Take your bread you small Victorian children!” -Chris Bean spoken with the utmost disgust (I can’t really explain why)

“Give me $2 and I will remove your eyes” -Trevor Watson

“They’re spy cars. They’re cars that are spies! They’re fucking spies!!!” -Max Bennett arguing why Cars 2 is the best Cars movie

“Which just goes to show, you can’t stop gay” -Annie Twilloil

“Twat���slut…..fuckkk youuuu” -Trevor playing mario kart

*cackling* “…….boinking…..” -Max Bennett

“Were you used for emo diversity?” -Jonathan Harris (directed at Trevor)

“If you do that in my ear I’m gonna stick my hand down your throat” -Robert Grove

“Why do we have animals in the house? You’re a sheep! What are you doing!?” -Chris Bean (this feels like every interaction he’s ever had with Dennis)

“I was victimizing people” -Robert Grove

“I didn’t know this girl was gay! I thought she was a dancer!” -Sandra Wilkinson (I can’t really explain why, but she’s definitely talking about Vanessa)

“Sometimes mouth say word brain don’t mean” -Annie Twilloil (this is just because of her former techie energy)

“He turned the shower on!” -Chris Bean “Yeah he’s just thirsty” -Max Bennett (about Dennis)

“I’m proud to admit it. I would suck down a grape Fanta” -Annie Twilloil (again it’s the former techie energy)

“Bubble solution? What’s the bubble problem?” -Max Bennett

“I’m asexual, not BLIND” -Vanessa Wilcock-Wynn-Carroway (I feel like she gives ace energy)

“I love gay. I love pirates. Put them together. I love gay pirates” -Chris Bean

“I wouldn’t have sex with a wolf if that’s what you’re asking” -Trevor Watson (techie energy again)

“Okay, this is where I have to jump in. I’ve been listening to you talking about fucking wolves for five minutes. That’s what I woke up to” -Jonathan Harris (I can’t explain why he's involved in this convo)

“Did you guys know the Statue of Liberty is like really sexy?” -Sandra Wilkinson

“What’s it like being you?” -Robert Grove (about Dennis)

“My feet have touched the floor since I was eight years old” -Chris Bean (he’s such a tall willowy man)

Part 1