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[sammirthebear2k4]

(Art Trade) Reindog

An art trade for @bryan360

Hope you like it.

Raindog (Multiversus) belongs to Warner Interactive

[jontheblogcentric]

VIFF 2024 Review: Luther - Never Too Much

Luther: Never Too Much is an intriguing documentary of Luther Vandross whose music we remember, but we didn’t know the whole story. I’m sure most of us who were teens from the 80’s or 90’s will remember the music of Luther Vandross. The documentary Luther: Never Too Much is a documentary that showcases the R&B legend’s career but also tell us of personal sides of the singer we never knew. The…

[raindogmusic]

Empty Box: a song to deal with depression

My name is Raindog and I have suffered from depression. In the worst period of my life I felt like I was failing at everything. From the end of the relationship I was in, to being rejected by the school I really wanted to get into, to trying very hard and doing my best to be a good friend/daughter/sister (whatever it might be) but always ending up saying or doing the wrong thing. I had been low for a while but I reached my rock bottom when visiting some friends abroad. I remember waking up one morning on their couch in the semi-dark room and staring at the black TV screen for an hour, my mind completely blank and a sense of total void in my heart. Then there was absolute nothingness. Any task, even the most basic ones, required too much energy and will power, and I had neither. I felt completely alone and wasn’t able to ask for help, I was too ashamed and didn’t want to be a burden. But deep, deep down I had a tiny seed of hope, a part of me that really wanted to get better, to feel good again. That’s why I wrote Empty Box, pouring all of my sadness, fear and desperation into the lyrics, in the hopes that someone might understand what I was going through. No one heard or read the song until many years later, when I arranged it with some fellow musicians, and luckily by then I had already gotten out of my depression. But this song gave me words when I thought I had lost them all, it was an outlet for all of the pain. It’s the song I desperately needed to hear to feel understood, and especially to express what I couldn’t say. Many years later, I release it into the world, and if there is anyone out there who needs it as much as I needed it back then, then it’s yours too. You can have it. You can cling to it. You can let it go when you don’t need it anymore. If it can make even just one person feel a little less lonely and a little more understood, that’s enough for me. I hope it can carry the message that there will always be someone who has been there before us, we’re not as alone in our experiences as we think. Maybe they even got through it, maybe there is a happy ending. I am one of the lucky ones, and I hope with all of my heart that the light can find you too. If you want to, you can listen to Empty Box here:

[tomwaitsvisualdictionary]

Forty years ago, Tom Waits’ transformative creative breakthrough, Swordfishtrombones, was released into the wild, ushering in a new and critically acclaimed era for Waits and his longtime songwriting and production partner, Kathleen Brennan.

To honor this metamorphic period, Waits’ spectacular middle-period albums – released on Island Records between 1983 and 1993 – have been newly remastered from the original tapes for reissue on vinyl and CD via Island/UMe, personally overseen by Waits and Brennan.  Swordfishtrombones (1983), its sprawling and superb sequel, Rain Dogs (1985), and the trilogy-completing, tragi-comic stage musical, Franks Wild Years (1987), kick off the series today with their new vinyl releases.

[majortomwaits]

i believe at birth every british person has the union jack printed on their nipples

Ooooh okay, that does make sense, thank you for explaining, buddy <3

[musicwithoutborders]

Raindogs, Indiegente I Raindogs, 1999

[herbs-and-spices-and-flowers]

Light and Elves

You've probably seen my role play character, Amerai, right? Well, either way. In our role play world, elves can glow in the dark, so imagine if Amerai was the living nightlight of the group.

Luke: "Tone it down, Amerai. We're trying to be sneaky."

Amerai: "This light came from God. What am I supposed to do with it?"

[beatdisc]

Tom Waits Island Records Remasters

At long last, the Tom Waits Island Records albums are being remastered and pressed again on vinyl!

Due out 22/09 Swordfishtrombones (1983) Rain Dogs (1985) Franks Wild Years (1987)

Due out 06/10 Bone Machine (1992) The Black Rider (1993)

Get in touch to pre-order. All LPs are $70 each.

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Personally overseen by Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan, Waits spectacular middle-period albums–released on Island Records between 1983 and 1993—have been newly remastered from the original tapes and will be reissued on vinyl and CD this fall via Island/UMe.

Waits’ transformative creative breakthrough, Swordfishtrombones (1983), its sprawling and superb sequel, Rain Dogs (1985), and the trilogy-completing, tragi-comic stage musical, Franks Wild Years (1987), will kick off the series September 22, ushering in a new and critically acclaimed musical era for Waits and his longtime songwriting and production partner, Brennan. The epic song-cycle, Bone Machine (1992) and the Waits (with Robert Wilson and William S. Burroughs) musical fable, The Black Rider (1993), will follow October 6.

September, incredibly, marks the 40th anniversary of Swordfishtrombones, and the 30th of The Black Rider.

[maquina-semiotica]

Raindogs, "Indigente"

[scotianostra]

Happy Birthday the Scottish actor, Alexander “Sandy” Morton born 24th March 1945 in Glasgow.

Morton became one of Scotland’s most popular arch-villains when he was cast as Andy Semple in the long running soap opera Take the High Road.

Career highlights include the title role in Raindog Theatre’s critically acclaimed Scots rendition of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, directed by Robert Carlyle; R.P. McMurphy in One flew Over the Cuckoo’s nest, also directed by Robert Carlyle. He has also appeared in three different series of Taggart as different characters and was in all episodes of Monarch of the Glen as the servant, Golly Mackenzie. In Nicholas Winding Refn’s Valhalla Rising, he featured as Barde, the chieftain and temporary owner of One Eye.

Has appeared with actor Clive Owen in TV series Second Sight 1 & 2, and Mike Hodges films I’ll Sleep when I’m dead, and Croupier.

Alexander played the Prince of Darkness in the Dracula-inspired Robert Forrest BBC radio play Voyage of the Demeter also on BBC Radio he had the title role in Jekyll and Hyde, playing both parts. and he was the first actor to play Inspector Rebus in the first adaptation of Ian Rankin’s Rebus series of books.

On the small screen Sandy has been in the excellent Luther with Idris Elba and Shetland, he was also cast as a rival to Lenny Murdoch in our Scottish soap River City, as Billy Kennedy.

[biiguru]

Finally! I finished to other 4 dog boys in addition to my picture of Dogvik I made a while back-

They are Doggius, Houndtaru, Reidog & Raindog

[valentone]

got tagged by mah waife @clanofxymox to do this

rules: list your favorite album from each of your top 5 artists on a poll so your followers can vote which album they think captures your vibe the best.

so here r mine

and i tag um.... @wormgumz @happy-megucas @sepulchrous @raindogs @weepingandgnashingofteeth to do their own polls too :) okay i love u bye

[theidiootti1]

Tommy Flanagan’s little brother Andrew Flanagan 💜 Born in Glasgow, 1969. He is the youngest of 5 children.

Andy followed his brother Tommy into acting as he joined the Raindog Teahter company. He has few roles under his name like Valhalla Raising 2008 and 2000 Tinsel Town

[ratscabies]

@raindogs tagged me to do this picrew and to post the last song I listened to! thank u!!

[sapphireraeburn]

List 5 things that make you happy, then put this in the askbox for the last 10 people who liked or reblogged something from you! Get to know your mutuals and followers ❤️

Let’s see… xD

1. Spending a random day with my best friend, my mom. We take off, without a schedule, and just go where the winds blows as long as we’re back before dark. (Easier to see street signs in the daylight. Lol.) 💖 🍃

2. Figuring out the answer to a problem/plot hole/anything in my story-writing. Having that piece slip into place and everything suddenly makes sense. 💖📝

3. Music and mindless pacing. Get me my playlists, my headphones, and my walking shoes on. Just me, working out all the tenseness of life, in the zone with awesome music to get my blood pumping and creative mind going. 💖🎶

4. Seeing Firebows. (Or Raindogs, as my family calls them.) Those chunks of rainbow hanging out in the sky instead of being a rounded rainbow.🌈 💖

5. Full Moon. I love standing outside, clear or mostly clear night, hearing the night bugs and watching the moon and moonlight reflecting off of things. 🌕💖

[majortomwaits]

🐮🤲

send me a 🐮 and i will refresh my pinterest and give u my first four pics as a random moodboard