#it’s an amazing song by itself

[waugh-bao]

Link for the song demo on YouTube here

[titsthedamnseason]

HAPPY LONDON N1 YALL!!! i can just feel this run of shows is going to be CRAZY. also if you haven’t realized hi it’s me juli titsthedamnseason and yes even under yet another new url i am hosting the surprise song game! the rules are simple: leave your guesses in the tags or replies and if you’re right i will give you a shoutout <3

i’m personally about to give the worst guesses ever but i already submitted them to mastermind so i feel like i have to stick with it. so im going imgonnagetyouback / better than revenge and robin / never grow up i definitely should be going with a london song or the black dog but hey. whatever

[xviruserrorx]

Something that The Amazing Devil does so beautiful is that even though a lot of their songs are very wordy they don't rush or skip over the rests in-between. And my favorite examples of this are Elsa's Song and Old Witch Sleep/Good Man Grace, because in old with/good man the beggining is so nice because they put so much pauses between each phrase and even parts like the "Sleep now, oh, she said" there is this smallest rest between the "Now" and "Oh" and it's so subtle but if you don't do that rest it's very very noticeable because your just slurring these two (almost) very short phrases of their own. Then in Elsa's Song l love how the tempo and when they come in, is almost dragging, they are coming in at the very last second of the beat and it makes the tone of the song so so so good

[zurdurer]

What madness can this be?

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[faaun]

the way that diff languages sound r so fascinating they're all different and all so vivid

[milezperprower]

gangle's lament

gangle's expressing herself in the only real way she can anymore, away from all ears. at least... that's what she thinks.

really toying around with the gangle being multilingual, but not knowing how or why. i mean, she is the embodiment of drama and theater, isnt she? it would make sense for her to have things like greek, latin, and some other romance languages under her belt.

however i'd like to think it goes deeper than that. you see, she cant exactly explain or translate what she's saying anyone. as in, she doesn't know how. she knows what she's saying, but she can't translate nor teach it.

another thing to add onto the list of "being listened to but not heard".

this scene itself is more of a concept than anything, but still important. i wouldn't call the scene itself cannon exactly.

(got the room inspo from @//0104-vkta's "vent art" comic of gangle. go check their stuff out if you haven't already!)

[pitske]

"So watch me rise up Open the skies up And take the world by storm I'll flood the dry lands Low and highlands And take the world by storm Every inch of the land, every part of the sky Will be water when I transform it So watch me rise up Open the skies up And take the world by storm"

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

Was listening to music last night and thought of some songs that could (possibly) fit laughingstock! the ones that came to mind were "Everybody loves somebody" by Dean Martin, "I've got a feeling I'm falling" by Annette Hanshaw and "I wanna be loved by you" by Marilyn Monroe (pretty random? yes) I was wondering your opinion about them and what songs do you think would fit them! :)

stunning wonderful i can Especially dig the second one in relation to them - i can very much see Howdy singing it to himself!

[averlym]

some very very quick costume shorthands!

[catt-crossing]

marianas trench new song and it's seven minutes long like HELLO?

[roseworth]

it’s so hard being a theatre kid and trying to explain that ben platt is genuinely so talented and he was great in dear evan hansen on broadway but he was nepo babied into the role in the movie when he did not deserve it and now that’s how people know his name

[p4nishers]

can we actually take a moment and remember swan upon leda? can we actually shut the fuck up and sit the fuck down and think about our lord and savior swan upon leda because i'm tired of doing it alone every single day guys

[x-phonehome-x]

somethings off to me about mcr fans who don’t like fob much but are SUPER into petekey

[jelly-o630]

Been listening to new musicals today and for a show called Two Strangers (carry a cake across New York) you’d think there’d be more comedy but every single song is so freaking dramatic and the rhymes suck 90% of the time like I’m sorry but this is like 3 or 4/10 musical at best, every song except the opening is trying to be the most heart wrenching song of the show (except for the opening number) and does it such a disservice

I will say there is one really good song and that was About To Go In but besides that one they’re all really forgettable

[burningcomputerpersona]

man hot mulligan makes some absolute bangers for ppl with mental issues and shitty parents

[1st-worldsaver]

I saw The man of Maisinicu yesterday, and man. What a movie.

Maybe it's because I don't usually watch these type of films, where people talk uninterrupted for several minutes without a single cut, or maybe it's just a style of filmmaking that isn't really used anymore, but the natural yet still gripping acting is incredible.

Everyone holds the same high standard throughout the movie, with the actor playing the titular man from Maisinicu rightfully winning the price for best actor at the soviet film festival when it came out.

The story itself is equally amazing. It's a dramatisation of what happened to Alberto Delgado y Delgado, a man that infiltrated the counter-revolutionaries of Cuba during the 60's, beginning with his death by the very same people.

The story is told non-linearly but very clearly as every witness report slowly builds up to the final scene, showing how Alberto had to work quite hard to maintain his facade towards both sides while doing his part to protect the revolution.

I have to say, this movie does a great job at gripping you. Even though you know everyone is a horrible criminal, you end up hoping they succeed with their escapes from the country, partially because you can't help sharing their worries and joys, partially beacuse you worry for Alberto himself. "If he doesn't pull of this action, they'll start to doubt him, they might kill him". It's a thought that returns several times, until you reach the tragic end.

The movie is in black and white, but the filmography is impeccable. It pans around a scene for several seconds before an actor steps in, night scenes are perfectly clear despite the darkness engulfing everyone, they know how to frame a scene to give it a friendly atmosphere, and they know how to switch it to turn it into a threatening one.

You should watch The man from Maisinicu. It's a good movie.