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"I am an actual train Believe it or not believe it or not I carry you backwards and forth, south and north On down the line and up Before they shunt me into the final siding I wish to make a few points Whenever I have a breakdown All my passengers start talking to each other They can sit walk...

not quite the same degree of futurism but the level of reverby twang on the low notes in the solo here (starts 0.47) is something else

unexpected irruptions of futurism within hokey past-facing music

this is a bit like the point that some people made during postpunk when they were accused of doing overly political music, they'd say all music is political, it's just the bulk of is a political argument in favor of the status quo. heavy metal is just as political as Gang of Four. so you...

ah but this is what intrigued me about Sophie there's this collision of extreme exteriority but then still a lingering belief in the idea of interiority she used the word "authenticity" as a positive term in interviews some people think the album title Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides is...

awful news. a lot of creative life ahead of her, and a lot of life-life. i was curious and keen to hear-see what she was going to do next

and as has been noted, he never laughs in response to anything anyone else says. he'll laugh - or jeer - while in the midst of his own utterance.

he scowls a lot

one of his default postures is arms tightly folded across his chest. the body language of it seems to be very obviously defensive and petulant and insecure - a real tell. often you see him strike that pose in meetings - when seated in a round-table cabinet type, or international congresses...

the syndrome of LSD dismantling a lot of lost individuals's already fragile egos and made them susceptible to a guru-fuehrer, a father surrogate hipping them to the cosmic score

probably unrelated to what this thread is addressing, but the phrase "psychedelic fascism" reminded me of this 'source book on the rise of acid fascism in America'

Brian Eno's favorite current TV program

Mojo was a pretty cool magazine when it first arrived - it had a striking and unusual design, and at that point there weren't places that were devoted almost entirely to the rock past. Apart from Record Collector and Goldmine, and those were for record collectors. They were about prices and...