Eve Of Destruction

                        

The Wind Cries Mary

                       

Wim Wenders - Paris Texas - Ry Cooder - Cancion Mixteca.

                       

this is 100 per cent 

Cajun Country Revival - My Time is Gonna Come (Live @Pickathon 2012)

                              

cool..

The Love I Saw In You Was Just A Mirage

                      

under-rated lyrical genius..excellent

Talk Back Trembling Lips

                        

There Goes My Baby

                      

Langhorne Slim - In The Morning (Live @Pickathon 2012)

                        

For No One (Remastered 2009)

                         

High Flying Bird

                    

back to basics

 

I Am a Psychiatrist

                        

Feel Alright

                      

Elvis Presley - (Now and Then There's) A Fool Such as I (Official Audio)

                          

The Cactus Blossoms - Hey Baby (Official Audio)

                   

Quizás, Quizás, Quizás

                          

Surfin' Bird

                       

Big in Japan

                      

Neon on my naked skin, passing silhouettes
Of strange illuminated mannequins
Shall I stay here at the zoo
Or should I go and change my point of view
For other ugly scenes
You did what you did to me
Now it's history I see

Someday Baby

                     

Ry Cooder - The Prodigal Son (Live in studio)

                        

nice rug.

.. nice lyrics

Ernest Tubb - Hello, Trouble (Come on in)

                        

TBL is usually female lol

Ernest Tubb - There She Goes

                    

Leon is a steel guitarist?

The Kinks - Apeman (Official Audio)

                         

The Human League - Louise

                          

Shame On The Moon

                        

It Doesn't Matter Anymore

                          

In Jung’s later work, he would place a lot of emphasis on the importance of ”individuation” during these later years, where the ego that was so earnestly constructed and held onto in the first half of life, needs to recede in importance, and come into line with one’s larger view of life, incorporating a vital connection with the personal and collective unconscious, a constellation that he termed the Self.  He also recognized the importance of old age to culture, noting how in most cultures old people have always been the guardians of the mysteries and the laws.

https://www.institute4learning.com/2020/04/10/the-stages-of-life-according-to-carl-jung/

Lazy (Remastered 2012)

                          

the dude was a lazy man...lol...but maybe the woman from Tokyo knew that?

Dear Mr. Fantasy

                       

'THE FRANKLINS TALE' by Geoffrey Chaucer

While the Franklin claims in his prologue that his story is in the form of a Breton lai, it is actually based on two closely related tales by the Italian poet and author Boccaccio. These appear in Book 4 of Il Filocolo, 1336, and as the 5th tale on the 10th day of the Decameron. In both stories, a young knight is in love with a lady married to another knight. He persuades her to promise to satisfy his desire if he can create a flowering Maytime garden in winter, which he achieves with the help of a magician, but releases her from her rash promise when he learns that her husband has nobly approved her keeping it. ^[3] In Chaucer's telling, the setting and style are radically altered. The relationship between the knight and his wife is explored, continuing the theme of marriage which runs through many of the pilgrims' tales. Although the Tale has a Breton setting, it differs from traditional 'Breton lais'. Whereas these mostly involved the fairy supernatural, here magic is presented as a learned business performed by clerks with university training.

This is fitting for a writer like Chaucer who wrote a book (for his son Lewis) on the use of the astrolabe, was reported by Holinshed to be "a man so exquisitely learned in al sciences, that hys matche was not lightly founde anye where in those dayes" and was even considered one of the "secret masters" of alchemy.^[4]

While the idea of the magical disappearance of rocks has a variety of potential sources, there is no direct source for the rest of the story. The rocks possibly come from the legends of Merlin performing a similar feat, or might stem from an actual event that happened around the time of Chaucer's birth. In a recent paper, Olson et al. analyzed the Franklin's Tale in terms of medieval astronomy. He noted that on 19 December 1340 the sun and moon were each at their closest possible distance to earth while simultaneously the sun, moon and earth were in a linear alignment; a rare configuration which causes massive high tides. This configuration could be predicted using the astronomical tables and the types of calculations cited in the tale.^[5] The theme of the story, though, is less obscure—that of the "rash promise", in which an oath is made that the person does not envisage having to fulfil. The earliest examples of the "rash promise" motif are found in the Sanskrit stories of the Vetala as well as Bojardo's Orlando Innamorto and Don Juan Manuel's Tales of Count Lucanor.^[6] There are also rash promises in the Breton lays 'Sir Orfeo' and 'Sir Launfal', which Chaucer may have known.

[wikipedia]

BLACKROCK IS BUYING THE WORLD.

BlackRock tells employees to report affairs with staff at related firms

The asset management giant has ordered all employees to disclose platonic or sexual relationships with members of any business that have any form of dealings with it.

https://citywire.com/wealth-manager/news/blackrock-tells-employees-to-report-affairs-with-staff-at-related-firms/a1404177

Goin' to Brownsville

                      

Status Quo - Down Down

                       

Oceanside

                      

Adios Maria

                       

The Premature Anti Fascist

 https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2001-jul-15-bk-22387-story.html

I first heard the remarkable phrase “premature anti-Fascist” in 1946 when, fresh out of the U.S. Army, I went up to New Haven, Conn., for an interview with the chairman of the Yale classics department, to which, taking advantage of the generous provisions of what was popularly known as the GI Bill, I had applied for admission to the graduate program for the PhD. in classics. I had submitted a copy of my certificate of the bachelor’s degree I had received from St. John’s College, Cambridge, in 1936. I did not make any mention of the fact that I had made rather a mediocre showing in the final part of the Tripos, ending up with a second class (at least, I comforted myself, I did better than Auden, who got a third). To jazz up my application a bit, I had included my record in the U.S. Army, private to captain 1942 to ’45. The Professor, who had served in the U.S. Army in 1917 to ’18, was very interested and remarked on the fact that, in addition to the usual battle stars for service in the European Theater, I had been awarded a Croix de Guerre a l’Ordre de l’Armee, the highest category for that decoration. Asked how I got it, I explained that, in July 1944, I hadparachuted, in uniform, behind the Allied lines in Brittany to arm and organize French Resistance forces and hold them ready for action at the moment most useful for the Allied advance. “Why were you selected for that operation?” he asked, and I told him that I was one of the few people in the U.S. Army who could speak fluent, idiomatic and (if necessary) pungently coarse French. When he asked me where I had learned it, I told him that I had fought in 1936 on the northwest sector of the Madrid front in the French Battalion of the XIth International Brigade. “Oh,” he said, “you were a premature anti-Fascist.”

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It's A Sin To Be Rich, It's A Low-Down Shame To Be Poor

                         

The Icicle Works - Evangeline

                        

I Am Hologram - Modern-Day Hymn (Official Music Video)

                           

Do It Again (Remastered 2001)

                        

Your Mother Should Know - The Beatles 1967

                          

Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again

                        

First autumn morning
the mirror I stare into
shows my father's face.

- Murakami Kijo

https://www.haiku-poetry.org/famous-haiku.html

Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)

                        

Northern Soul The Film for New York Times

                   

excellent..

Bobby Mansfield & The Wrens - I'm Just The Kind Of Guy

                       

Manfred Mann - Ha Ha Said The Clown

                     

Headin' Down The Wrong Highway

                       

HOPE

 

1. To Buddhism's first noble truth, that all life is full with suffering, Schopenhauer adds that the entire experienced world is not fully and entirely real. It is mere representation (Vorstellung) and has only the kind of phenomenal reality that the shadows have in Plato's cave.
   
   
2. To the second noble truth, that all suffering is rooted in desire, Schopenhauer adds two things:
   
   a) Suffering is actually rooted in both desire and fear (the inclinations to approach or avoid), the two primary motivators of all actions. Both of these inclinations are, for Schopenhauer, included in the concept of will. Thus, all suffering is rooted in willing.
   
   b) The true underlying nature of the entire phenomenal universe is Will (urge, force, energy, drive). Der Wille is what everything actually is beneath its surface appearances.
   
   
3. There is hope, despite the fact that life is full of suffering and that the world is all an illusion. There may not actually be very much hope because a) most people do not realize the real situation we are in (Noble Truths #1 & #2), and b) even if they did realize it, most people would not have the wisdom or strength to undertake what is necessary to get beyond the illusion and suffering.
   
   
4. The two ways to salvation from the suffering and illusion are
1. aesthetic encounter with The Beautiful
2. the practice of asceticism

http://philosophycourse.info/lecsite/lec-schop-budd.html

             

Madness - Tomorrow's (Just another Day)

                        

Thompson Twins - Hold Me Now (Lyrics)

                      

I Walked Away

                      

Long Gone Lonesome Blues

                    

Sanford Clark - Now I Know I'm Not in Kansas

                     

Connected

                       

I see through You..

The City of New Orleans

                        

passing trains that have no name..

The Record Company - "Off The Ground" (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)

                         

The Specials - You're Wondering Now

                        

"The Hollow Men"

What is the point of this scene of Kurtz reciting T. S. Eliot's "The Hollow Men?" It serves the same function as the Gardenia speech: reversal of expectations. Kurtz is reading poetry in the midst of this savage war. And the kind of poetry he reads is extremely important because it reveals his character.

Coppola adds another level of complexity in relationship to Heart of Darkness. Kurtz also reads poetry to the Russian who was mesmerized by Kurtz' eloquence. But the poetry Kurtz reads is very different from the poetry Colonel Kurtz reads. The distinction is crucial in understanding how fundamentally different the two Kurtzs turn out to be.

Conrad's Kurtz reads love poetry and his own poetry. We never hear any of it but we can imagine the kind that is consistent with his character: romantic poety full of high sounding but empty phrases. Remember Marlow points out that Kurtz is blind to the emptiness of his beautiful rhetoric about bringing enlightenment and civilization to the savage Africans. Kurtz is "hollow at the core." So imagine the kind of poetry he reads.

Colonel Kurtz reads a different kind of poetry. We know that he read T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J.F. Prufrock" and Rudyard Kipling's "If" to the Photojournalist. And in this scene he reads the first stanza of "The Hollow Men." As the title and the first stanza indicate, the poem is a withering indictment of the moral emptiness of the modern world: the empty heads and the empty speech. So what kind of a man reads these kinds of poems? A man who has self-awareness and an acute sense of the ironies and contradictions of the world. Certainly not the Kurtz of Heart of Darkness.

The final bit of cleverness that Coppola adds to the scene is a nice in-joke for anyone who has read the Eliot poem. The poem is Eliot's meditation on Heart of Darkness. The epigraph to the poem is a line from the novella: "Mistah Kurtz he dead." The fundamental image of the poem--hollow men--is taken from Marlow's words: Kurtz was "hollow at the core." Coppola has his Kurtz reading the poem about Conrad's Kurtz.

http://hartzog.org/j/apocalypsenowkurtzwillard.html

The Mamas & the Papas - Dedicated To The One I Love

                       

Aurora = 'Dawn'

Nancy Sinatra - Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)

                      

wow she's 82 now?

Liverpool Packet

                         

“For the scene of suffering is a scene of joy when the suffering is past; and the silent reminiscence of hardships departed is sweeter than the presence of delight.”
― Herman Melville, Redburn

Shame On The Moon

                    

Across The Universe (Remastered 2009)

                     

j'ai guru de va-om!

Redbone ~ The Witch Queen Of New Orleans (1971)

                      

Mungo Jerry - In the Summertime (Official Lyrics Video)

                        

Slang of the 1920s

                         

Why does this lady have a fly on her head? | National Gallery

                      

Art has some deep meanings..

Sea of Heartbreak

                      

Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Pump It Up

                         

                          

who was Richard Parker?

https://nowiknow.com/richard-parker/

People Don't Understand Rollerball

                     

R.I. P JAMES CAAN.

James - Sit Down (With Lyrics)

                       

Nothing I can do about it now Willie Nelson

                       

CANCIÓN MIXTECA/Ry Cooder/lyrics

                       

as good as it gets..stunning

Good Hearted Woman

                       

Over the Mountain (Across the Sea)

                        

Cross-Tie Walker

                      

Reparata and the Delrons - Captain Of Your Ship (1968)

                        

Duke of Earl

                        

Odyssey - Going Back To My Roots

                       

great arrangement..

My Heart's Not in It Anymore (Babe, Babe, Babe)

                     

When Will You (Make My Telephone Ring) ?

                     

bp too high..overweight..still smoking too much..fuck i'm a mess

pics

 

             

You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (Remastered 2009)

                          

the sex pistols pretty vacant

                       

Wicked Game

                         

My Oh My

                     

a little overproduced? but not bad for a bunch of skinheads from wolverhampton

Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed (2021 Remaster)

                      

life?

Hey, Soul Sister

                     

great sleeve art

Man Or Astro-Man? - Transmissions From Venus

                    

wtf? like it..

The Animals - House of the Rising Sun (1964) HQ/Widescreen ♫♥ 58 YEARS AGO

                       

Hit the Road Jack

                        

'Captain Jack'-[street for Heroin]

Spanish Harlem

                        

Big Country - Chance (Album Version)

                       

Johann Sebastian Bach ; Toccata & Fugue in Dm, by Sinfonity

                    

              

wow...

Don't Sleep in the Subway

                      

cup final today- i'm a bag of nerves

Rain On the Window

                       

Lady in Black

                        

Camouflage

                        

Just Out Of Reach - Patsy Cline

                       

R.L.Burnside - it's bad you know

                         

The Doors - Riders On The Storm 1971 | Unofficial Music Video

                         

Road Runner (Remastered Mono to Stereo) by Bo Diddley

                        

Down by the Jetty Blues

                      

NOT YOUR ANIMAL : SHE GONE, a film by Simon Backes

                       

Junior Parker......... Mystery Train 1953

                       

Bob Seger- Turn the Page

                       

Dreader Than Dread

                              

repost-I'm obsessed with this raging tune..

PRINCE BUSTER / TAKE IT EASY

                        

Elvis Presley goes to Germany 1958

                        

The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

                       

from the Chippewa on down..

Some Humans Ain't Human

                         

L'ENTOURLOOP - Delight for Old Chicken (Official Audio)

                         

Rita Hayworth & Fred Astaire dance to Led Zeppelin

                          

made me smile...😁

What a Fool Believes

                          

End War Now!.

                     

just stop fighting -go home and have  beer or a coffee or a drink of water.. just quit fighting NOW!

Movin' on Up

                        

Pictures of You | The Cure | Lyrics ☾☀