#sam rosenthal

[fayestardust]

Painting of Sam Rosenthal as Arthur Jacobson in Masters of the Air. What an amazing experience that must have been for him.

[mastersoftheair]

"Everything I've done or hope to do is strictly because I hate persecution. . . . A human being has to look out for other human beings or else there's no civilization." - Robert "Rosie" Rosenthal (from his grandson's (sam rosenthal's) instagram)

[trevlad-sounds]

Sleep Space 4

02.09.2024

Autumn Of Communion-Beneath Jupiters Clouds 00:00 CERMINARA-GROUND CLOUDS & NAP TRAP 13:40 TheAdelaidean-Under the Bright Cuernavaca Sky — with Sam Rosenthal 18:07 Andrea Castiglioni-After New York 26:50 Floating World Pictures with Ocean Moon-Soft Dusk Rising 28:20 salvatore mercatante-invincible sun 37:22 Polar Moon-Ode to the Lady in the Water (A Fond Farewell) 44:06 Panama Fleets-Monsoon Sun 47:45 Lunaria-Amber 49:00 THE GAYE DEVICE-All My Stars 54:12 David Cordero, Rhucle-On 1:00:00 David Cordero-Melodies of water 1:04:43 Christopher Hanlon-Shelter 1:09:10 Joachim Stiller-Radiophonic Sound Bath #2.2: And To Let The Weather Decide Whether To Wear A Sweater 1:11:53 arovane-Dere 1:21:14 Glåsbird-Snodrommer 1:24:00 The Green Kingdom-Silent Stars Above 1:27:32

[artofnyugc]

Colin Laurel, 2022

[radiophd]

vidna obmana & sam rosenthal -- terrace of memories

[siriusist]

"Masters of the Air" Actor Revisits Grandfather's Heroics - Exclusive Interview

[mitjalovse]

What is meant with this quietly influential phrase? Well, this term refers to the musicians that are probably not mentioned a lot, yet they somehow continue to have their effect shown. Black Tape For A Blue Girl, for instance, are a cult band, yet the group has Sam Rosenthal as the main member and the latter didn't just bring darkwave to US with the collective, he also established a label for many similar musicians. Of course, one could jokingly call him the industrialist of darkwave thanks to all his hard work, but that would be way too cheeky. Moreover, another reason for that might be that his darkwave wasn't as defined as the genre became later on, which makes the records of Black Tape For A Blue Girl more interesting.

[deconstructthesoup]

Someday we're gonna have the Tin Can Bros appear on Game Changer or Make Some Noise and it's gonna be a sight to freaking BEHOLD

[mastersoftheair]

from sam rosenthal's instagram

[trevlad-sounds]

Intro: 00:00

Curved Light-VII (Garnet) 00:21

THE GAYE DEVICE-The Things I Never Told You 08:39

Pete Bassman-Fast Flowing Fluid 14:16

Chapter 1 18:10

Polypores-Live at Levitation, Whitby (06.11.23) 21:05

Sven Phalanx-Shadows (feat. Shaita) 26:04

Receptor Modulator-Obscured 29:33

The Central Office of Information-Weather Baloon 36:20

Tegu-IX 39:16

E. Lundquist-Last Dance 43:28

Chapter 2 44:20

Loula Yorke-Anecdoche 48:16

Dan Ubick-World On Wheels 52:19

Dark Fidelity Hi Fi-Melt Structures 53:50

Futuregrapher-Bunny Down 58:43

Den Osynliga Manteln-TRIPPELSOL 1:00:43

SYMBOL-External Reminder Prompt 1:08:00

Chapter 3 1:15:30

Forever Pavot-Les amants 1:19:15

Vic Mars-Earthworks And Trackways 1:21:51

Sam Rosenthal-before the buildings fell 1:26:09

Scanner-Visitea 1:28:41

Green-House-Desire Path 1:29:56

David Cordero, Carlos Ferreira-Doubts 1:33:49

Outro 1:38:03

Can-Mushroom 1:40:17

[nitpickrider]

You made a great big mistake, Skull. You brought Cap's friends along.

[cantsayidont]

I still sort of like the movie CASINO (1995) even though it's objectively pretty bad. Everyone says it's inferior to Scorsese and Pileggi's earlier GOODFELLAS, which is true, but GOODFELLAS does nothing for me: I don't hate it, but I also don't see why people are nuts for it and I don't think it has any particular claim to Cinematic Greatness.

CASINO doesn't either, except maybe for Sharon Stone's performance (she has to work three times as hard because she's the only woman in the movie with more than two lines of dialogue), but its period design manages to look actually lush and attractive rather than campy (a feat more recent shows and movies set in the same period constantly fail to match), and I enjoy the documentary quality of the overlapping voiceovers that allow Sam (De Niro) and Nicky (Joe Pesci) to explain the ins and outs of the characters' various scams. (It IS based on a true story, although all the names have been changed.) The voiceovers are sometimes clunky, but without them, you'd be left with the weak story, and I think it would be unbearable. As it is, it's a movie I can put on in the background for three hours to satisfying effect, I guess sort of like people who like podcasts and video essays use podcasts and video essays.

[the-halfling-prince]

Sitting in your car in the middle of the empty sams club parking lot while listening to Tom Rosenthal after not getting a more than a minute to sit down all day is an experience to say the least.