
Mickey’s Mellerdrammer. Wilfred Jackson. 1933.

Mickey’s Mellerdrammer. Wilfred Jackson. 1933.
Posted in cinema, context, racist garbage

Isabelle Adjani in Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht. Herzog. 1979.
Posted in cinema, context, decorative sex

Life mask of Bowie around the time of The Man Who Fell To Earth. 1976.
Posted in cinema, life or death, music, pictures of bowie

happy new year. 2001 or something or other.
Posted in advertising, cinema, context

Can you believe this fucking cover? I’ve don’t own nor have I heard this album so I’ll let this guy tell you what it’s like (I found his blog while looking for info on this record and while I’ve yet to read much of it, it seems like a good idea). But look at that fucking cover: Some random seventies rock and roll dude being stalked by two teen-aged cheerleaders one of whom looks nearly feral.
This record mustn’t have been too much of an obscurity upon its release as it was produced by Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks and Egan’s follow-up LP scored a decent-sized hit with Magnet and Steel. If while looking at this cover you wondered what was going to happen next between Walter Egan and the two cheerleaders, the back cover tells the tale:

Posted in being sexy, music, on your sleeve

Woody Allen surrounded by a bevy of beauties while performing his Play It Again, Sam on Broadway. April 1969.
Posted in cinema, context, haven't seen it