#randy collin

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IMMMM BACKKKKKKK!

and me and the boys are all ready for the brand new website update lets go dancing peanuts go!

Feat my WH oc: Owen Randy and Zephyr

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The four seasons of gay guy drip, portrayed by andy randy.

Spring, summer, autumn and winter.

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I just thought of something that is really cool, I think.

I have watched Wynonna Earp since the beginning, but I finally got round to watching Supernatural, I know I'm late since people used to say they wanted a Wynonna/Supernatural crossover.

And I think I just found out how they can do this, if they want to.

In Season 13, episode 8 of Supernatural: The Scorpion and The Frog, there is a young woman who has sold her soul to a demon for an unknown reason but is saved thanks to the Winchesters.

Her name is Alice.

And since Supernatural has all sorts of stuff, including going back in time, what Gus and baby Alice got involved with something demon-like, and so an Angel sent them back in time to save them.

But get this, because of the Ghost River Triangle thing and what with there being another Gus there, Gus could not take Alice back, so she hides from Alice about the whole Revenant thing but tells her how wonderful her parents are.

So, when Gus passes on, Alice tries to find her parents, sells her soul to a demon, gets saved by the Winchesters, travels for a while, and eventually feels when the Curse over the Ghost River Triangle breaks and feels a pull in that direction that will eventually lead her home.

It would be pretty cool right?

Especially if Wynonna ran into her own daughter and can't believe she is not that much younger than Wynonna herself, Wynonna would definitely need a strong drink!

It's just a random thought since I am watching The Scorpion and The Frog episode right now.

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Sillies

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V/A

"Tellus #20 : Media Myth"

(cassette. Tellus. 1988) [US]

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THE ROOKIE 5x20 PROMO !!!!!!!!!

Isabel is back?! And so is Tamara! Aaaaand Skip Tracer Randy 😅⬆️

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Deadloch is to Crime Noir as Scream is to Slashers

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Trailer Park Boys headcanons!

Ricky - Bisexual (he/him)

Julian - Gay man (he/him)

Bubbles - Nonbinary, Straight (he/they)

Sarah - Trans, Lesbian (she/they; futch/butch)

Trinity - Nonbinary, Demisexual, Straight (they/she)

Lucy - Homoflexible, Heteroflexible (she/her)

Jim Lahey, Randy, George Green, Sam Losco - [canon] Bisexual (all uses he/him)

Cory - Kenorosboy, Gay (they/he)

Trevor - Kenochoric, Gay (it/he)

Barbara - Heteroflexible, Bi Lesbian (she/her)

Jacob - Bi Darcian [<- term for hetero attraction to women] (he/him)

Treena - [Closeted] Trans, Gay (really wants to use he/him and experiment with they/them; actor is a trans guy IRL)

Thomas - Gay (he/they)

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It’s National Cowboy Day, here’s pics of just a few of my top favorites:

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DAY 9 AND 10 KINKTOBER BREEDING AND UNIFORM

Uncensored:

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s2e36 – The Cultural History of Writers in New Orleans, Writers in the Carolinas

Martha talks with Professor TR Johnson about the origins of literature in New Orleans. Tony Robles talks to authors Cassidy Collins, Joseph Mills, Kathie Collins and Michele Tracy Berger at the NCWN Conference. Poet Randy Gonzales. Banning books thoughts.

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UW-Stevens Point faculty, staff honored at University Awards

Outstanding faculty and staff members were recently recognized at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point for their work during the 2023-24 academic year. The Excellence in Teaching, Scholarship and Service Award was given to Professor and Department of Political Science Chairwoman Jennifer Collins. She works closely with students and empowers them to explore new ideas and the world around…

[ntriani]

OQM Playlist: Life during quarantine #27

With this new Life during quarantine playlist, Nick Triani ponders Randy Newman's standard 'I Think It's Going to Rain Today' and the emotions it evokes.

Lockdown Don’t open the borders we said. Keep wearing the masks we said. Avoid crowds we said. Stay home if feeling ill we said. Lockdown is here again. It’s tiring to discuss but our inherent greed and wish to keep the wheels of capitalism churning might do for us yet. The welcome news that a vaccine is now a reality and just around the corner is a chink of light in this most rotten of years…

Human kindness overflowing The songwriters that have benefited from the patronage of Judy Collins are too numerous (for the sake of brevity) to mention here. But let’s at least recognise Collins’ role in the careers of Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, Donovan (in the US), Jimmy Webb and Randy Newman. Why Collins doesn’t have some kind of monument in her honor for music discovery is baffling, she also never had the title A&R woman attached to her name although that’s clearly what she did. The fact that in this era of rediscovery and music nostalgia Collins is not more readily identified amongst the greats of popular music is quite simply a conspiracy against women. Today I focus on a song by Randy Newman first introduced by Collins, ‘I Think It’s Going to Rain Today’ (or in some cases ‘I Think It’s Gonna Rain Today’).

Collins recorded a version of the song for her In My Life album from 1966, though Julius LaRosa is credited as having released a version a few months earlier. It’s Collins interpretation that became the template for the song’s subsequent ubiquity. To confirm this, LaRosa’s version doesn’t appear anywhere.

30 different versions Over the years all kinds of bands and artists of varying degrees of fame and fortune have tried to interpret ‘I Think It’s Going to Rain Today.’ I’ve cherry picked 3o different takes for this playlist. You may think, how crazy is that, listening to the same song so many times in a row, but please have a try because this may surprise you. Many of these interpretations are achingly similar in style, but I do think these vary enough so that you can sit through an hour and 40 minutes of the same song. The middle eight is the big variance in a lot of these versions (something about “Tin can at my feet, Think I’ll kick it down the street.”) Generally, most versions lead with piano and have string arrangements. Yet, the story changes with each voice. The latest version on this playlist is from 2020, which gives you some kind of idea of the longevity of the song.

I personally have a soft spot for the Françoise Hardy take from 1972. Her fractured English and the baroque string arrangement brings an intimate melancholy to the song. Leonard Nimoy does a great pass that pleases by not quite being right. Still, it might just be that Randy Newman’s own version from his debut album in 1968, impeccably produced by Van Dyke Parks, is the best. Newman is not the greatest singer, but has oodles of character and personality, which means the song retains its weary edge and infinite sadness (which is a bit lost on many of these takes.)

A younger generation may recognise Newman as the Toy Story soundtrack guy. That’s ok and cool. But Newman also lays a belated claim to be the pre-eminent songwriter of his generation. Recently this song has taken on a life of its own for me, reflecting collective grief and my hopes for a better day. The song also tells something about empathy and giving, even indulging our obsession of connecting our emotions to the weather. ‘I Think It’s Going to Rain Today’ touches a raw nerve, the weary sadness at the heart of the song can also comfort and help in getting through the ache. I believe that’s what Newman initially wanted when he wrote the song.

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Submissions for the hottest 80s male musicians

Go wild everyone! We have 256 slots to fill!

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List of submitted people

Phil Collins 

Michael Monroe

Duff McKagan

Vince Neil

Kee Marcello

Michael Sweet

Roger Taylor 

Joe Elliott

Sting

Michael Hutchence

Bono

Larry Mullen Jr.

Tom Petty

Axl Rose 

Razzle Dingley

Eddie Van Halen

Dave Mustaine

Nikki Sixx 

Morten Harket

Tommy Lee

John Deacon 

Zakk Wylde

Steven Adler

Slash 

Izzy Stradlin 

Jon Bon Jovi

Richie Sambora

Kelly Nickels

Bret Michaels

Warren Demartini

Sebastian Bach

Rachel Bolan

Jerry Harrison

Eric Brittingham

Steven Tyler

George Harrison

Brian May

Tom Keifer

Mick Mars

Paul Stanley

Joey Tempest

Jani Lane

Prince

David Bowie

Ozzy Osbourne

Sami Yaffa

Angus Young

Rikki Rockett

David Lee Roth

Bobby Dall

Robin Zander

Eric Bazilian

Jimmy Page

Kirk Hammett

James Hetfield

Jason Newsted

Morrissey

Nick Beggs

Steve Clark

Chris Lowe

Rick Savage

Robert Smith

Robbin Crosby

David Sylvian

Daryl Hall

John Oates

Rod Stewart

Billy Squier

Nasty Suicide

Geddy Lee

David Coverdale

George Lynch

Randy Rhoads

Alice Cooper

David Bryan

Steven Sweet

Freddie Mercury

Terry Hall

Stone Gossard

Nuno Bettencourt

Bruce Kulick

Leif Garett

Adam Yauch

Mike Tramp

Blixa Bargeld

Dave Vanian

Nick Cave

Gary Numan

C.C. DeVille

Bryan Adams

Eazy-E

Bob Dylan

Bernard Sumner

Kenny Loggins

Richard Marx

Lionel Richie

Patrick Swayze

Billy Ocean

Michael Stipe

Corey Hart

Murray Head

David Byrne

Warren Cuccurullo

Rob Zombie

Russell Mael

Mark Mothersbaugh

Martin L. Gore

Dave Gahan

Tracii Guns

Phil Lewis

John Cougar Mellencamp

Jon Farriss

Roland Orzabal

Yoshiki

Billy Joel

Weird Al Yankovic

Joe Strummer

Billy Idol

John Taylor

Michael McDonald

Klaus Nomi

Rob Halford

George Michael

Terence Trent D'Arby

Joe Perry

Paul Williams

Brad Whitford

Stephen Pearcy

Juan Croucier

Bobby Blotzer

MC Hammer

Rick James

Eddie Murphy

Mick Jagger

Don Johnson

James Lomenzo

Meat Loaf

Keith Richards

Ronnie Wood

Cliff Williams

Lars Ulrich

Cliff Burton

Steve Harris

Dave Murray

Adrian Smith

Bruce Dickinson

Marian Gold

Bernhard Lloyd

Frank Mertens

Per Gessle

Tim Farriss

Kirk Pengilly

Rockwell

Andy Scott

Brian Connolly

Peter Wolf

Bruce Springsteen

Jason Becker

Neil Tennant

John Norum

Alex Lifeson

Neil Peart

Paul Simon

Art Garfunkel

Nick Rhodes

Andy Fletcher

Alan Wilder

Robert Sweet

Oz Fox

Magne Furuholmen

Paul Waaktaar-Savoy

Dave Stewart

John Rees

Thomas Anders

Huey Lewis

Adam Ant

Falco

Rick Springfield

Martin Fry

Mark King

Jerry Dixon

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Update: JerJordan edition

so, a long while back i posted about the characters i write for. well, none of those are anyone i have motivation for.

however, i have motivation for jeremy jordan considering it’s the year of jeremy with hazbin hotel, b&c proshot, and of course, the great gatsby!

i really am in a mood to write! and i really want too! i’m just struggling with ideas. currently i’m working on a jeremy jordan x actress!reader which i’m very excited for.

but please, send it requests! let me know what you want to see!

jerjordan characters i write for…

jeremy jordan as himself

jack kelly from newsies

winn schott from supergirl

jay gatsby from the great gatsby

clyde barrow from bonnie and clyde

jimmy collins from smash

jamie wellerstein from the last five years

lucifer morningstar from hazbin hotel

jim pomatter from waitress (his dr pom is my fav version)

seymour krelborn from little shop

j.m. barrie from finding neverland (criminal that he wasn’t in the bway run)

randy garrity from joyful noise

his character is spinning gold, his name is slipping my mind, but i don’t know, something about him being able to cuss freely was nice lmao

if you’re interested in a specific scenario for an imagine or headcanons, either comment or send to my ask box!

love you guys!

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