I seem to be in a very musical place lately. But what the fuck, if it works, work it.
so here's 'Crazy'- always liked this:
And then there's this - more passion than you can shake a stick at:
Sunday, 27 June 2010
Friday, 25 June 2010
Master Song and more
Bloody great.
As is this: ( I first heard this when I was 17. I didn't understand the thelemic nature of this song at the time, but I knew there was something about it . . .)
which, naturally, leads me to this:
Doncha just love chains of association?
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
Read this book (2)
An excellent companion volume to Dark Moon Rising. They broadly cover the same ground, but from different perspectives. Lots of hands-on stuff here (in every sense of the phrase).
Monday, 21 June 2010
Quote
. . . For all you slaves and subs out there.
"Most welcome, bondage, for thou art a way, I think, to liberty."
Shakespeare - Cymbeline Act V, Scene IV
How come I missed that?
"Most welcome, bondage, for thou art a way, I think, to liberty."
Shakespeare - Cymbeline Act V, Scene IV
How come I missed that?
Friday, 18 June 2010
Wednesday, 16 June 2010
Shadowy
I rather like this picture, from Spanking Art Blog, one of the sites I regularly call at for a bit of refreshment.
There seems to a story here, but what is it? Is the shadowy figure doing the business and holding the torch (I particularly liked the torch) an intruder who's tied the young lady up and got on with it?
Actually I think it's a roleplay, this is something set up between them. the expression on her face as she looks out at us seems to betoken some sort of shared experience, shared between them and with us as the viewer.
Well, that's my reading of it . . .
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There seems to a story here, but what is it? Is the shadowy figure doing the business and holding the torch (I particularly liked the torch) an intruder who's tied the young lady up and got on with it?
Actually I think it's a roleplay, this is something set up between them. the expression on her face as she looks out at us seems to betoken some sort of shared experience, shared between them and with us as the viewer.
Well, that's my reading of it . . .
Click for bigger.
Gaga (and I don't mean the singer)
As a person of mature persuasion (or an old fart if you like) I'm not terribly up on contemporary pop music.
However my attention has been drawn to a recent Lady Gaga video, which has upset the Catholic League in the US. Now I apply a rough rule of thumb which says anything which outrages christian loonies has probably got something going for it. So I had a look at said video, and yes . . . it has it's moments. And I must admit that the tune is a somewhat engaging ditty which has parked itself in my head.
Judge for yourselves:
However my attention has been drawn to a recent Lady Gaga video, which has upset the Catholic League in the US. Now I apply a rough rule of thumb which says anything which outrages christian loonies has probably got something going for it. So I had a look at said video, and yes . . . it has it's moments. And I must admit that the tune is a somewhat engaging ditty which has parked itself in my head.
Judge for yourselves:
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