#pumk

[neverniko101]

Send this to all your favourite moots and pass the pumpkin round! KEEP THE PUMPKIN TRAIN GOING 🎃🖤🎃🖤🎃

POMPKIN

[topoet]

Talking Heads and Others

By Talking Heads I have, as either mp3 or stand-alone: 77 (1977); More Songs About Buildings and Food (1978); Fear of Music (1979); Remain in Light (1980); Name of this Band (1982); Speaking in Tongues (1983); Stop Making Sense (Dec 83) (1984); Little Creatures (1985); True Stories (1986); Naked (1988). Most of these I once had as vinyl or cassette when they were first released. Yes, I was a fan…

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE LIME GREEN REALLY BRINGS OUT THE PIECE – ONE OF MY RECENT FAVORITES FROM MR. REID.

PIC INFO: Resolution at 3949×2880 – Spotlight on “God Save The Queen,” screen-print/artwork by Jamie Reid (British, born 1947): "God Save The Queen,“ c. 1997.

PIC #2: Resolution at 1080×775 -- The same screen-print, but with more muted colors.

EXTRA INFO: No. 76/20, screen-print, blue and green variant, designed by Jamie Reid, signed and numbered by the artist in pencil to the lower edge, with original Artificial blind stamp and Polygram/SEX PISTOLS stamp to verso, 29in x 40in (74cm x 101.5cm).

Sources: www.bonhams.com/auction/28539/lot/260/jamie-reid-british-born-1947-god-save-the-queen-1997, various, etc...

[noam-easter-bunny]

Share the Magic--5 Star children's book series.

[viridescenttemple]

SONA LINEUP + NEW SHRIMP SONA

[theunderestimator-2]

How a non-musician evolved into the 'Godfather of ambient music': teenage Brian Eno, here captured during his formative years while attending Roy Ascott’s influential and experimental ‘Groundcourse’ at Ipswich School Of Art back in 1968.

Today a highly acclaimed teacher, theorist and pioneer of new media, Ascott named his foundation studies program Groundcourse (learning from the ground up) and focused on the eradication of preconceived ideas through disorientation and various challenging and confusing practices designed to disrupt creative preconceptions and embrace this idea you are not a fixed thing, you can change things about yourself, you can see what it is like to be somebody else, through social experiments in class or personality exercises, so that students would express the process they had been through artistically.

thequietus.com/: "...Eno laughed as he explained how this next stage was the crux of the game. "We had to design exactly the opposite person and live that person for the next 10 weeks. So, in my case, I wasn’t allowed to talk unless spoken to because I was always a chatterbox. I wasn’t allowed to initiate anything; I just had to do what other people asked me to do, so I had to execute other people’s plans. I was very physically energetic, and I had to sit on a trolley so that if I wanted to go anywhere, I had to persuade someone to push me. So, for 10 weeks I was another person, and so was everybody else, and yet we were trying to do these new projects together. The meekest person had to be the leader of the group, the direct opposite." Ascott defined the ideas that developed, through disorientated projects, as being quite radical and challenging artistic preconceptions. "They had boards which they folded in different combinations that would result in going to the next level, or not, then if you didn’t win you wore some enormous thing over your head. There were two stories that came out of it: Eno had to go around with a paper bag over his head because he couldn’t see for a period and Townsend was in a trolley for a few days. Basically, they would build quite large things that you would go into with lights, all kinds of stuff, but on quite an environmental scale. We gave them about six weeks for that. You can imagine the scene within the art studios as the future destructive Who guitarist is pushed around by fellow students and the creator of Ambient music is quietened, redefining their natural impulses supported their development of cultural impactful work. Conceptual development through closely exploring personality interference into artistic creativity, supported a widening of some student’s minds, unpacking the creative processes of art forms." Eno pondered the impact, saying he was a non-musician who entered the field through an alternative direction to traditional music training: ”So, I didn’t come into music from that route; I came into music from the route of thinking how do I make music happen, given that I can’t do the things that people normally do to make music happen. I very much took that notion that Roy had given, of creating scores actually. Activity maps, as it were, ways of getting to something.”

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[thesiouxzy]

It’s July 1st! That means Halloween stuff & pumpkin beers will start rolling out soon 🎃👻 As usual, please lmk of any stores or local ROC bars that have pumpkin beers, specifically Pumking on tap🍺🎃 #PumkingWatch2024 👀

[roguerinzler]

shout out ONLY to the fan going ham yelling at the beginning of Around The World/Human After All at the Alive 2007 performance

[bring-me-the-distillers]

[prohibition-in-curls21]

Peak Season💋

[tonyburgessblog]

Give me Will Ospreay over CM Punk any day. It's about the future now. AEW will elevate with the aerial assassin.

I said what I said.

[kouign-amann-cookie-star]

@minecraftninjerkid @floram00n @anonymous-person-in-hellhole @clottedcreamtea @veevz-drawz @ryctone

What do you think is the context of this?

[scotianostra]

Hppy 64th Birthday Richard Jobson born April 6th 1960 in Kirkcaldy.

Jobson at aged 17 was the front-man with the Scottish punk band, The Skids, who had a number of hits from 1979 to 1981, the biggest song being the top-10 hit, “Into the Valley” in 1979. The band was formed by Jobson and his friend, Stuart Adamson, who later formed the band, Big Country. After Adamson departed the band, The Skids commercially declined and disbanded in 1982. Shortly after, Jobson formed the short-lived band, The Armoury Show and, although not a commercial success, were critically-acclaimed by the music press. This was to be Jobson’s last foray as a musician as he turned his attention to modelling for a few years and once claimed he was the highest male earner in the industry.

Jobson has worked extensively on Sky-TV, presenting predominately film shows and the odd music show on VH-1. However, after the death of his old friend, Stuart Adamson, in December 2001, he reunited The Skids at a tribute gig for Adamson on May 31st, 2002 in Glasgow and, needless to say, stole the show.

Since then he has began touring regularly with The Skids as well as directing several films, the best of which, in my opinion is 16 years of Alcohol, based on his semi-autobiographical 1987 novel. New Town Killers is another he directed a decent TV movie set in Edinburgh. Jobson has also turned his hand to a wee bit acting, the most notable role was in the TV series Your Cheatin’ Heart alongside Ken Stott, John Gordon Sinclair and Tilda Swinton.

Richard recently put tpgether a new line up for The Skids and is currently doing a 45 aniversary tour,two gigs are lined up at this month in NeW Zealand before heading over to Australia for five dates in May.

[rttnpnkpmpkn]

Are you the maker of Broken Colors or just a really, really big fan? I can’t tell and I’m scared to mess up credits and stuff

Nope! That’ll be @/inkly-heart or _blastic_heart_ on Twitter!

I just really enjoy her works and very sorry for the misunderstanding!

I tend to take heavy inspo in studying the artstyle for any fanart in general so I can get better immersion for my fantasies xD

This is the first I ever heard of, but thanks for your time in asking! It gave me a boost in my skillz! 🙏🤣

Edit: Also have a wonderful day! 🌞

[internetkovboyu]

Starbucksin kahveleri midemi cok bulandiriyor ve salak gibi her biriyle bulustugumda iciyorum

[schlachtvieh]