Kirisoré

Escritor de ficção, desenhista de araque, jornalista, torcedor do América RJ e baterista amador. Nasceu em Brasília. Exilado em Pitboyland (vulgo Rio).

[VANILLA @DGJ3LrW9H6OTCLt]

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[Schnitzel @Schnitzel63]

Iggy Pop - Real Wild Child

[Vintage Vixens & Vestiges @vvestiges]

🎶Dr. John- Right Place Wrong Time (‘74) 🇺🇸🎶

[Vintage Vixens & Vestiges @vvestiges]

Colt 45 Malt Liquor commercial. (‘67)

[ULTRA🏝️BLAST @ultrakillblast]

45 years ago...

[Bad Spit @BadSpit]

JOHN COLTRANE Quintet
Newport Jazz Festival, 1966.

Bass – Jimmy Garrison
Drums – Rashied Ali
Piano – Alice Coltrane
Saxophone - Pharoah Sanders
Saxophone – John Coltrane

[Bad Spit @BadSpit]

Miles Davis Group - 'Ife'
Stadthalle, Vienna (11/3/73)

Miles Davis (trumpet)
Dave Liebman (soprano sax)
Pete Cosey (guitar)
Reggie Lucas (guitar)
Michael Henderson (bass)
Al Foster (drums)
Mtume (percussion)

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

NASA's video simulation of falling into a black hole

[Bad Spit @BadSpit]

Rick James Dio - “Holy Mary Jane”

Amazing Mashup of Rick James (“Mary Jane”) & Dio (“Holy Diver”) by Bill McClintock

[La vida en viñetas @lavidaenvinetas]

Moebius

[Bad Spit @BadSpit]

“The Real Me” opens the 1979 film adaptation of The Who’s Quadrophenia

The lyrics document Jimmy’s desperate search for identity as a young Mod in 1960s London

Jimmy confronts several authority figures—a doctor (psychiatrist), his mother, and a preacher—asking each, "Can you see the real me?"

The "quadrophenic" nature refers to Jimmy's four distinct personalities, each representing a member of The Who: the tough guy (Roger), the romantic (John), the "bloody lunatic" (Keith), and the spiritual seeker (Pete)

[Punt Road @punt_rd]

Primus and a clown perform Dio’s ‘Holy Diver’. Yeah, you read that right.

[La vida en viñetas @lavidaenvinetas]

Moebius

[Classic Horror Films @HorrorHammer1]

A mistake from The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

Thelonious Monk dancing is peak jazz

[hiddenliburua @hiddenliburua]

La beauté des images du Cuirassé Potemkine de Sergueï Eisenstein (1925) et la musique de Nikolaï Krioukov.