Dorian Cox

All I have here with me are the records and the books that I own.

[Dorian Cox @_doriancox]

Man, oh man.

[isaac @isaac_pdf]

M.I.A. brought Suicide's Martin Rev to perform 'Born Free' on Letterman (2010)

[Bill Pourquoimec @BillPourquoimec]

Richard Lloyd and a friend.

[aubrey ⚢ @spazmodlc]

marquee moon is feat as noteworthy as the moon landing in american history

[Dorian Cox @_doriancox]

He'd heard/wrote Marquee Moon 🌙 xxx

[Anon Opin. @anon_opin]

If you're ever suffering from imposter syndrome, remember that Stereophonics had nine number one albums and a number one single.

[through the haze @2breaktherules]

Yes, Girls Aloud NAILED the retro 60’s Girl Group sound with The Promise.

But we really need to speak more about how Sarah’s “Here I Am, Walking Primrose” is one of the genuinely great line deliveries in Pop.

[Badger @Bertrom]

Idyll.
Siegfried Sassoon.

This poem, written in the first year after the cessation of horrors, reads like a gasp of relief. In six rhymed pentameter couplets, it sketches a scene of utter peace in the unrealized light of a summer morning before reaching its reason for being.

[Dorian Cox @_doriancox]

Why did my DVD copy of this get lost at The White Hotel? I do not know...

[Eric Trommater @etrommater]

I call Scorpio Rising (1963) "camp," not to dismiss it but to recognize that Kenneth Anger weaponized pop culture and homoerotic fetishism into high art.
The leather, the pop needle-drops, the motorcycle grease: completely serious, completely rigorous, and entirely bulletproof.

[Dorian Cox @_doriancox]

Go, Laziooooooo ⚽️⚽️⚽️

[Football Betting, Accumulators & Advice @Perfectbet7]

Kids today won't ever understand how good Football Italia was on Channel 4

[Ian Phillips: Retro Music, TV & Films Nostalgia @IPhillips79]

The KLF featuring Tammy Wynette - Justified and Ancient (1991)

What initially seemed an odd collaboration proved a banger and another top 90s dance classic! Accompanied by another bonkers but brilliant video too. #1 in many countries including New Zealand and Canada & #2 UK.🔥

[Dorian Cox @_doriancox]

😍

[Design Reviewed | Graphic Design History @DesignReviewed]

Functional Graphic Design in the 20’s, Eckhard Neumann, 1967. This book documents the 1920s, with its entirely new & functional visual language. The innovative art trends Cubism, Futurism and Dadaism, have influenced development of today’s visual language Functional Graphic Design in the 20’s, Eckhard Neumann, 1967. This book documents the 1920s, with its entirely new & functional visual language. The innovative art trends Cubism, Futurism and Dadaism, have influenced development of today’s visual language https://t.co/yJr87jA1Hj #graphicdesign #graphicdesign

[Marc Riley ⚽️🍺🐳 @marcrileydj]

It’s easily done!

[RobertAllenPoet @RobertAllenPoet]

I think this Gerard Manley Hopkins poem has some of the best sounds I know in English. When I read him aloud, I really feel it, his interesting rhythms, his sonics. He had a special ear. Try reading him aloud if wanted, it's a cool experience to get Hopkins in your head.

[Clara @clarabeepbeep]

One of the worst things ever. Popping in to a pub for a quick, quiet pint and a pub quiz being on. Shoot me dead

[Dorian Cox @_doriancox]

🤩

[T. Tex Edwards @ttexed]

Marlene Dietrich was infatuated with Johnny Thunders.

[Dorian Cox @_doriancox]

"I'm afraid I can't smile without a reason."

[Eric Trommater @etrommater]

The fact that it's Our Lord and Savior Lindsay Anderson himself slapping McDowell in this scene gives it even more resonance.

[Design Reviewed | Graphic Design History @DesignReviewed]

Olympic Pictograms
1. Munich 1972. Design director: Otl Aicher. Designers: Gerhard Joksch, Rolf Muller, Elena Winschermann
2. Mexico 1968. Design directors: Manuel Villazon, Matthias Goeritz. Designers: Lance Wyman, Peter Murdoch, Eduardo Terrazas
3. Tokyo 1964. Design director: Masaru Katzumie Designer: Yoshiro Yamashita

[Jay @iamsanjaypatel]

Nothing to see here.

Only 2 legends having a chat.

Wonder if they are in the Coach and Horses?

#COYS #THFC

[22 Grand Pod @22GrandPod]

20 years ago this week, The Long Blondes complete their journey from the best unsigned band in Britain to getting a 9/10 for their debut album on Rough Trade.

[Dorian Cox @_doriancox]

A pint in The Blue Posts after record shopping in Sister Ray.
💙💙💙

[Vinnie Sullivan @VinnieSull1van]

You're walking down the street market of SOHO in 1996. The people you miss are still alive, or at least still around, and hope is all you know. The pubs and record shops are thriving, the people are smiling, and you'd never dream of the changes we've become too used to. ⏳️