Supa Playlist!

[Freezbee]

 

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[fryer]

Je ressort les Fields of the Nephilim que je n'avais pas écoute depuis longtemps et en profite pour acheter ce super live :

 

 

[Mobius]

être le long du Bosphore avec un çay en regardant le coucher (ou lever de soleil)

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[Silence]

Il y a 17 heures, Freezbee a dit :

 

Tout l'album bute. On n'a pas fait mieux dans le genre.

[RaHaN]

 

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[fryer]

 

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[Mobius]

2heures de musique qui font se sentir dans un jeu PSX/N64

[Mobius]

la BO d'Akira m'a toujours semblée teintée d'escatologie sur 2 piste:

Shohmyoh et ses chants d'inspiration boudiste

et surtout Requiem, qui transmet parfaitement l'ambiance de la fin du monde qui appparait à l'écran

 

[Mobius]

My Little airport

 

de l'indie pop en cantonais.

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[RaHaN]

 

[Sekonda]

Il y a une très bonne interview de Laibach dans Palladium Mag par Samo Burja (qui est aussi slovène).

https://www.palladiummag.com/2022/12/08/on-the-state-of-the-art-with-laibach/

Extraits:

 

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The song “Eurovision” is thus a metaphorical vision of a disintegrating Europe. But from a historical perspective, this is nothing new or alarming. It would actually be undialectical if Europe didn’t disintegrate—and probably alarming. From a historical perspective, Europe is constantly disintegrating, but it seems that through this, it manages to establish itself as a community. Each time it tries to rebuild itself, it fails. But it also fails better each time. Brexit and the war in Ukraine are both extreme paradoxes of this process. Europe without Great Britain is not what it could be, but it is more European. Great Britain never really wanted to be part of Europe, so Europe is now more homogenous.

 

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The most exciting and compelling music always seems to emerge from the most dire circumstances. This point was famously made by Orson Welles in the film The Third Man. Speaking about Italy, he said: “For thirty years under the Borgias, they had warfare, terror, murder, and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and the Renaissance. In Switzerland, they had brotherly love, five hundred years of democracy and peace—and what did they produce? The cuckoo clock.”

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Artificial intelligence could soon replace humans in many aspects of life, from driving cars to diagnosing diseases, and even in politics. There are already cases where robots or artificial intelligence systems have run for public office. In the Russian presidential elections, for example, a software candidate named “Alice”—with the witty slogan “the president who knows you best”—received a few thousand votes. In Tokyo, a robot named “Michihito Matsuda” came in third place in the mayoral election. And in New Zealand, a robot named “Sam” participated in the 2020 general election, specifically designed for the occasion. It is entirely possible that one of these intelligent robots may actually win in the future, as people become more and more disillusioned with human politicians. Politics is a demanding job—sometimes too demanding for ordinary people, who simply cannot withstand all the pressures. Here, robots can have a real advantage.

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If, or when, our music is propaganda, it is first and foremost intended for the masses. Its intellectual level must therefore be tailored to even the least intelligent among them. But it is especially meant for those who are most convinced that they act according to their own free will.

 

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[Johnnieboy]

Mais quel beau gosse, ce Julio !

[Largo Winch]

Bof... en fait, durant sa glorieuse période, il ne faisait fantasmer que les ménagères de plus de 50 ans...

[Ultimex]

Mais qu'est-ce qui te fait dire que @Johnnieboyn'est pas une ménagère de plus de 50 ans ?

[Johnnieboy]

Il y a 2 heures, Ultimex a dit :

Mais qu'est-ce qui te fait dire que @Johnnieboyn'est pas une ménagère de plus de 50 ans ?

"Qu'est-ce qui vous fait dire que je suis un homme ?"