#paul shaw

[themonsterghost]

what is the dream what is the truth

[differenthead]

Volume 264

0:00:00 — "The Beginning" by David Rogers & Paul Shaw (1990)

0:03:53 — "On Air" by David Rogers & Paul Shaw (1990)

0:07:08 — "Dreamspeak" by David Rogers & Paul Shaw (1990)

0:10:51 — "Malibu Queen" by Alan Hawkshaw (1985)

0:14:06 — DJ

0:17:08 — "Improvisation pour Orgue et Saxophone #1" by Bertrand Eluerd (1990)

0:19:10 — "Our World 2" by Paul Williams (1992)

0:20:44 — "Cover Girl" by Ron Aspery (1985)

0:23:22 — "Valley of Mists (A)" by Keith Mansfield (1989)

0:25:28 — "Double Helix (A)" by Keith Mansfield (1989)

0:27:54 — "Palm Innocence" by Iasos (1983)

0:30:37 — "Dark (Kip's Tune)" (Edit) by Kip Hanrahan (1985)

0:31:17 — "Magical" by Anthony Phillips (1991)

0:34:11 — "First Light" by Milan Pilar (1993)

0:38:27 — "Dance of Medusa" by Milan Pilar (1994)

0:43:24 — "Digital Structures 24" by Milan Pilar (1990)

0:45:07 — "Raindance" by O Yuki Conjugate (1987)

0:52:01 — "Jump Monk" (Edit) by Don Alias & Michael Blair & Art Baron & Bill Frisell & Gary Lucas & Greg Cohen (1992)

0:53:36 — "Desert Mirage" by David Vorhaus (1993)

0:56:34 — "Sirens" by Steve Everitt (1994)

1:00:21 — "Nomadic 1" by David Hentschel (1990)

1:02:01 — "Manta Ray" by Eric Vann (1982)

1:03:46 — "Primordial Germination" (Edit) by Geinoh Yamashirogumi (1986)

1:05:45 — "Love Magick" (Edit) by Steve Roach & Robert Rich (1992)

1:09:14 — "Touch" by Steve Roach & Robert Rich (1992)

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[red-bullqueen88]

The feeling of his hot breath over my chest as he whispers of how he loves me and my body.

I didn't know what the feeling of man felt like until I felt him, the feeling of being able to be fucked and made love to at the same time.

I couldn't bear to be apart from him in any way.

It was like I was addicted to him, he was ecstasy, the feeling of alcohol that burned down your throat, you hated the taste but loved the way it made you feel.

- xoxo 💋

[twixnmix]

Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox, Tommy Shaw, Frank Zappa, Paul Stanley, Frank Cody and Paul Shaffer at NBC Radio's "Live From the Hard Rock Cafe" in New York City, 1985.

[margowendice]

"Some men think the earth is round, others think it´s flat. It is a matter of capable questions. But if it is flat, will the kings command make it round? And if it is round, will the Kings command flatten it? No. I will not sign."

A Man for All Seasons (1966).

director: Fred Zinnemann.

[jedivoodoochile]

Andy Warhol, Annie Lennox, Tommy Shaw (Styx), Frank Zappa y Paul Stanley (Kiss)

[mclennonlgbt]

Midas Man review (with spoilers!)

Yesterday I had the unique opportunity to watch a biopic about Brian Epstein. Although the film is currently only available in certain countries, @pauls1967moustache organized a watch party, which I joined. Thank you!!!

"Midas Man" has many advantages. The main one is the leading male role: Jacob Fortune-Lloyd did a great job. He perfectly portrayed Brian's complex personality. He was able to convincingly present both his uncertainty and tremors, as well as his perseverance in promoting the Beatles. Eppy said with full confidence that his boys would be bigger than Elvis - clearly he believed it deeply, even when higher-ups in the music industry laughed in his face. Fortune-Lloyd also convincingly played Brian's emotions related to his sexuality. On the one hand, Epstein did not want to run away from his nature, but on the other - he was well aware that sex between men was a crime and could expose him to blackmail. In one scene, Brian's parents pressure him to be more careful because revealing his sexual orientation in the newspapers could discredit the family business and end the careers of the Beatles and other artists he manages. Brian, filled with guilt, apologizes to his parents for "causing them pain." I have been following this thread with interest and I am glad that it has not been omitted or trivialized.

Unfortunately, the love story disappointed me. It was very cliché. Brian met someone he quickly began to care about. Tex did not reciprocate his feelings, he just wanted to have fun and benefit from Epstein's influence. Ultimately, he left without saying goodbye, stealing money and documents. I know the real Brian dated some shady guys, but it wasn't portrayed very convincingly in the movie. Perhaps Edward Speleers, the actor playing Tex, failed.

How did the Beatles fare? Not bad, but... nothing more. I must praise Blake Richardson, who played Paul - his facial expressions were very reminiscent of McCartney's. Blake was very authentic, I felt like I was looking at Paul. I also liked Wallace Campbell as Ringo. Unfortunately, the remaining Beatles were exaggerated. I'm thinking specifically about George (played by Leo Harvey Elledge). John, on the other hand, lacked depth. I had the impression that he was just a cheeky kid who thought he was entitled to everything. The young Lennon had a more complex personality. Besides, Jonah Lees who played him almost didn't look like him at all xD Speaking of which, the wigs looked terrible in most scenes. I guess there wasn't enough budget for it.

I was surprised (in a negative sense) by the complete omission of an important thread in the history of the Beatles: Brian's infatuation with John. Whether or not Lennon reciprocated the feeling, it was largely Epstein's motivation to pursue the band. When we jumped from 1963 to 1964 and there was no mention of the trip to Barcelona, ​​I was confused. Instead, the creators decided to focus on a fictional romance between Brian and Tex.

The advantage of the biopic is that viewers have the opportunity to meet other artists that Epstein managed. In one scene, Brian proudly introduces us to Billy J. Kramer, Tommy Quickly and... Cilla Black (Darci Shaw). Brian and Cilla's relationship is definitely one of the most touching and adorable elements of the entire film. It is clear that the singer is Epstein's favorite, and not only in professional terms. They are simply a pair of devoted friends. From what I understood, Cilla knew about Brian's orientation and fully accepted it.

"Midas Man" is a decent movie, better than I expected. However, these are not the heights of cinematography. I had the impression that Brian was presented somewhat sweetly, as a person without flaws (perhaps his family took part in consulting the script?). I think a rating of 7/10 would be fair.

[xmenshitposts]

do yall know how hard it is to think of 3 x-men with actual jobs

original under the cut

[issela-santina]

British men paired up with American men:

bonus: (one is American, one is British, and one is both)

[themonsterghost]

is he really a bard if he doesn't have a slutty waist

[backonmybullship]

I'm just so grateful for Joel McHale and everything he's in

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[geekcavepodcast]

That Christmas Trailer

That Christmas is a "series of entwined tales about family and friends, love and loneliness, and Santa Claus making a big mistake, not to mention an enormous number of turkeys!" (Netflix)

Based on the children's books by Richard Curtis, That Christmas is directed by Simon Otto. Curtis is onboard as writer and an executive producer. The animation is by Locksmith Animation. The film stars the voice talents of Brian Cox, Fiona Shaw, Jodie Whittaker, Lolly Adefope, Alex Macqueen, Katherine Parkinson, Sindhu Vee, India Brown, Zazie Hayhurst, Sienna Sayer, Jack Wisniewski, Rosie Cavaliero, Paul Kaye, Guz Khan, Andy Nyman, Kuhu Agarwal, Bronte Smith, Freddie Spry, Ava Talbot, Bill Nighy, and Rhys Darby.

That Christmas hits Netflix on December 4, 2024.

[lobbycards]

The Sting, Mexican lobby card. Mexican theatrical release 1974

[kevinpsb00]

That Wink