Jukebox...make my[daY]

[thenos]

 

[rodouma]

 

[thenos]

 

[rodouma]

 

[rodouma]

 

[thenos]

 

[nvythoul]

Και κάτι για τους Γερόλυκους

 

[thenos]

 

[thenos]

 

[sek]

 

[sek]

 

[sek]

Οι R.E.M. είναι από τις πολυαγαπημένες μου μπάντες, είχα αρχίσει να τους ακούω από τα πρώτα τους βήματα στην δισκογραφία, πίσω στο μακρινό 1984. Το 1987 κυκλοφόρησαν το άλμπουμ Document στο οποίο υπήρχε και το παρακάτω τραγούδι που όπως φαίνεται είναι πολύ επίκαιρο σήμερα με τις καταστάσεις που ζούμε αφού πρόσφατα ξαναμπήκε στα charts του iTunes πλέον. It's the end of the world as we know it.

 

[rodouma]

Take me for what I am
A star newly emerging
Long simmering explodes
Inside the self is reeling
In the pocket of the heart, in the rushing of the blood
In the muscle of my sex, in the mindful mindless love
I accept the new found man
And I set the twilight reeling

At 5 a.m. the moon and the sun
Sit set before my window
Light glances off the blue glass we set
Right before the window
And you who accept, in your soul and your head
What was misunderstood, what was thought of with dread
A new self is born, the other self dead
I accept the new found man
And set the twilight reeling

A soul singer stands on the stage
The spotlight shows him sweating
He sinks to one knee, seems to cry
The horns are unrelenting
But as the drums beat he finds himself growing hard
In the microphone's face he sees her face growing large
And the swelling crescendo no longer retards
I accept the new found man and set the twilight reeling

As the twilight sunburst gleams
As the chromium moon it sets
As I lose all my regrets
And set the twilight reeling
I accept the new found man
And set the twilight reeling

 

[thenos]

 

[rodouma]

Who Are the Brain Police?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"Who Are the Brain Police?" is a Frank Zappa song, performed by The Mothers of Invention, released on the Mothers' debut album, Freak Out!. It was released by Verve Records as a single in 1966. Zappa stated that the song was one of religious theme.[1]
Zappa wrote about the song on the Freak Out! liner notes: "At five o’clock in the morning someone kept singing this in my mind and made me write it down. I will admit to being frightened when I finally played it out loud and sang the words."[2]
In a 1988 interview, Zappa added:

A lot of people police their own brains. They're like citizen soldiers, so to speak. I've seen people who will willingly arrest, try and punish their own brains. Now that's really sad. That's vigilante brain policism. It's not even official, it's like self-imposed. ... It's hard to pin it down to one central agency when you realize that so many people are willing to do it to themselves. I mean, the people who want to become amateur brain police, their numbers grow every day – people who say to themselves, 'I couldn't possibly consider that', and then spank themselves for even getting that far. So, you don't even need to blame it on a central brain police agency. You've got plenty of people who willingly subject themselves to this self-mutilation.[3]

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[XR Maniac]

Παει και αυτος

 

[thenos]

 

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[korobilis7]

 

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