Tyler
@electriceden92.bsky.social
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33. Autistic who hates computers and math.
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electriceden92.bsky.social
I have terrible grammar, both from inadequate education and a weird quasi-dyslexia that means I often read, write, and especially revise/edit crosswise. A blanket explanation
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l1vy.bsky.social
I know it seems mysterious, but it's just because it's a WHOLE lot easier to wreak havoc and destroy things, smash and grab, than it is to collaborate and painstakingly build up useful things that can endure.
gravitysra1nbow.bsky.social
It's difficult at times to hold both "this admin is doing lasting and serious damage to our institutions and the globe" and "this admin is full of the most bafflingly incompetent idiots you've ever seen who fall over themselves like a Vaudeville act constantly."

The duality of man is incredible.
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spiceweasel.bsky.social
Keep wondering if Tom Hiddleston is sad that he didn’t get a dick opus
electriceden92.bsky.social
This is something I always have to keep in mind with theatrically inclined songwriters like Bowie, Randy Newman, Jim Steinman, etc. who usually aren't thought of as writers of musicals, even when they technically are - there's generally a character and a narrative attached to something, somewhere
Chris O'Leary: There were a few things. One is my misperception about how much storyline Bowie had done for Ziggy Stardust. I thought that he had kind of made up the story about Ziggy after he made the album. When he was talking to William S. Burroughs in late 1973, discussing ‘black hole jumpers’ and Ziggy as an extraterrestrial messiah figure, it all felt like the stuff he had come up with after he had written most of the songs.

Now, with the release of the demos, particularly the notebooks in the box sets, Rock and Roll Star and Divine Symmetry, you really can see that he spent a lot of time thinking up the book of the play that was never made, the narrative. He really did have this kind of structure in mind, and it changed the album for me. I can see how “Velvet Goldmine,” for example, fits in much better with the storyline now, as there was supposed to be a character called Zip who was Ziggy Stardust's manager. The manager would be singing "Velvet Goldmine" to him. Obviously, you can have your own interpretation of the song any way you want, but it's interesting to be like, "Oh, okay, this was intended as a stage role for this part that was then cut." Maybe that's one reason why he cut the song from the album. I think many fans would argue it probably deserved to be on there more than something like "It Ain't Easy," the Ron Davies cover that was actually recorded during Hunky Dory.
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jessehawken.bsky.social
The founder of Antifa having a girlfriend has to strike fear in a bunch of unfuckable bluechecks out there
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jfruh.bsky.social
stopping by my doctors office to say hi to the troops, the normal place to do it
shoe.bsky.social
Time for an oil change
electriceden92.bsky.social
Very 'NO PICTURES' expression
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keptsimple.bsky.social
trump crossed the line to objectively fascist a long time ago but it's funny that he can have an anti-anti-fascist task force and people still treat it like an open question
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raaleh.bsky.social
seeing the phrase “since 2009” crop up a lot these days
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raaleh.bsky.social
Also 80% of economic growth is based on building a digital god, and it crashes to zero if god isn’t forthcoming
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melissagiragrant.com
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crimethinc.com
Jack Posobiec explicitly says that "Antifa" dates back to the Weimar Republic, explicitly acknowledging that this administration is opposed to those who resisted the arrival of Adolf Hitler in Power.
A screenshot of C-Span showing Jack Posobiec speaking during a panel on "Antifa."
electriceden92.bsky.social
electriceden92.bsky.social
...but then it occurred to me that the MO of groups like Wire and the Minutemen - weaving together dozens of short/fragmented songs into one whole - was not terribly different from what somebody like Gentle Giant was doing, especially live
electriceden92.bsky.social
Always surprised to see bands that were niche even in the UK - Henry Cow/Slapp Happy, Hatfield and the North - show up in contemporary US media. A good reminder, like the clusters of Krautrock fandom, how deep the pre-punk bench went here bsky.app/profile/elec...
electriceden92.bsky.social
A similar thing happened in the aforementioned pockets all across the US - if anything, punk and after represented a narrowing or contraction of sorts. Have you heard about Archie Patterson and Eurock? www.furious.com/perfect/euro...
Perfect Sound Forever: Eurock, Archie Patterson interview
Eurock- interview with Archie Patterson
www.furious.com
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bowiesongs.bsky.social
the Valley Advocate (Amherst MA) attempts an "Art Rock" canon, 30 November 1977
Sgt. Pepper to Zappa's Hot Rats, with Bowie, Family, Kansas, Genesis, Tull, King Crimson, Henry Cow, Meat Loaf, Moody Blues, Floyd, Strawbs, Talking heads, Yes, etc
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jonathanbogart.net
it took comics fifty years to do continuity-resetting events, movies having to do to it in under twenty is another reason they are the inferior artform
electriceden92.bsky.social
As an incorrigibly secular agnostic/pantheist, however, I tend to see it as the same thing
electriceden92.bsky.social
Richard and Linda Thompson's Pour Down Like Silver - though technically, it's 'I've fallen in love with God'
electriceden92.bsky.social
I may have erroneously blamed it on Murphy, but I stand by this bsky.app/profile/elec...
electriceden92.bsky.social
The Ed Gein thing is because Murphy was working backwards from Psycho, right
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zaratustra.bsky.social
AI will make money will lose its meaning. I, a billionaire investor, believe this, which is why I'm investing on AI
carlquintanilla.bsky.social
ANDREESSEN: Even if AI ends up destroying all the jobs, “the result would be hyper-deflation of prices, which is the thing that people miss. .. Things that today cost a lot of money will all of a sudden be cheap or free.”

@fortune.com
fortune.com/2025/10/08/b...
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jessehawken.bsky.social
He Stopped Grifting Her Today
rollingstone.com
George Jones’ widow, Nancy, took the stand at the preliminary court hearing of her ex-boyfriend, who she claims stole over $10 million in cash and cryptocurrency from her.
George Jones' Widow Says She 'Definitely Trusted' Ex Before He Allegedly Stole Millions
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ryanlcooper.com
if blue state governors and mayors aren't already thinking about the reliability of various police forces nominally under their control, they should start immediately