FIND THIS SONG FOR ME!!@

[luka]

unfortunately none of us read it so we dont know what it said

 

[version]

unfortunately none of us read it so we dont know what it said

Craner often says "music was our therapy".

 

[luka]

had chat with hinm today

"i just had sufi on the phon he said to tell you he misses you dearly"

"That's really nice of him. Are you telling me this to lure me back to Dissensus for more public ridicule?"

 

[version]

No idea whether this is real or just further public ridicule.

 

[luka]

hes similar to Gus in that they're both very sensistive. most people would like being called a chainsaw maniac rapist but for the Gus it was the last straw. Craner is the same.

 

[Benny Bunter]

unfortunately none of us read it so we dont know what it said

I read it and praised it on here. It's the only thing I've read of his apart from the ezra pound one.

 

[Benny Bunter]

On Marvin Gaye’s ‘Midnight Love’

In February 1981, Marvin Gaye moved to the seaside town of Ostend in Belgium, as a guest of the concert promoter Freddy Cousaert. This was a rescue mission for Cousaert, as well as an unmissable op…

olivercraner.com

 

[Benny Bunter]

Come back, Craner!

That's the pleasure of life: framing random actions and events in a narrative drama. A sign of depression is not being able to do that, a total inability to tolerate or create illusions and aspirations which are both closely related and indispensable. I can see that to somebody in state of depression, R&B could be pure torture. I always go back to how much heartbreak I channeled through Jagged Edge's 'Walked Outta Heaven': it was the perfect song at the right moment, a vehicle for expressing and dramatizing my own emotions. It magnified them, but also stopped them becoming destructive.

 

[Benny Bunter]

 

[version]

 

[version]

I read it and praised it on here. It's the only thing I've read of his apart from the ezra pound one.

He's deleted some of them, but these two are good and still online.

Italy Needs Me: The Life and Death of Silvio Berlusconi

The life of Silvio Berlusconi had one great theme: man’s battle with time. This took immediate physical form in vigorous daily exercise routines, an obsession with personal hygiene, and despe…

olivercraner.com

On the Legacy of George L. Mosse

Past history is always contemporary. George L. Mosse, The Nationalisation of the Masses In his memoir Confronting History, George L. Mosse described the occupation of Mossehaus, the home of Rudolf …

olivercraner.com

 

[Benny Bunter]

1 min 45 into this:

 

[Benny Bunter]

1 min 45 into this:

Minus 1:45 that should be.

 

[Benny Bunter]

Feel like I damn near threw my life away

😭

 

[line b]

Boo'd up conveys a powerful sense of depth and richness- like eating cheese cake by candlelight in a submarine at the bottom of an ocean of mercury

 

[line b]

It was at one point every girls I knew favorite song

 

[thirdform]

 

[shiels]

Yeah, I really don't like that tune either. I hate the trumpets. It makes me think of Boiler Room and Benji B and Gilles Peterson. Same as that horrible Fall in Love tune by Slum Village.

I know what you’re saying about the trumpets they sound a bit shrill and like they’re lifted from a marching band, unedited. But as a whole it’s a gorgeous gospel tune

 

[Corpsey]

replicant

 

[Corpsey]