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Things that caught my attention
Written in a time where we are battered and manipulated on all sides, if you’re not angry, you’re paying too much attention
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Today I turn 88…I’ve seen some serious shit. The most serious of it all is love. I love my family, my friends, and my wonderful fans. The power of love remains.
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Sick of the endless scroll, misinformation, and societal pressure?
'Things that caught my attention' by @thesubtheory is here! Breath-taking melodies meet bold spoken-word vocals in a powerful stand against the noise.
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📝 ON THE RADAR
do power pop ao blues, eletrônicos e post-punk; a curadoria tem coisa pra todo mundo: @thesubtheory, @newcitizenkane, @lolawildmusic, @FranklinGotham, @TheTheosVariant, Fiona Amaka, @ghost_of_panama, @nickcodyscd, Delta Fire e @reetoxa
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This is the sort of disinformation we face on a daily basis. You’re being encouraged to feel rage over things that aren’t true/exaggerated. #thingsthatcaughtmyattention
British police are threatening to ARREST people who use air conditioners?! I didn't realize I was visiting a third world country when I visited the UK last month. This is RIDICULOUS.
@BishopDewar gives an alarming warning about how bad the UK’s dystopian decline has become:
"We're going through what I call 'Texas temperatures' at the moment, because it's like 40 degrees centigrade. That's, you know, 110 plus Fahrenheit. For us in Britain, that's astronomical… Police are turning up and telling people, ‘You either remove your air conditioners, or we'll arrest you.’
We're leading the world in policing thought and policing speech. Now, there are places in the United Kingdom where you can get arrested for praying silently in your head, if you happen to be in what they call an ‘exclusion zone’ around an abortion clinic. And here's the ridiculous part of that law: if I happen to live within the boundaries of an exclusion zone, praying privately in the privacy of my own home, I could now be guilty of a criminal offense as defined by the state. This is what happens when the state thinks it has the right to control every aspect of human life.”
Shameless self promotion here but the first episode of a hilarious new podcast about music launches today. It’s about the absolute nonsense that is sometimes pop lyrics
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Fundamentally, Emma Hayes is explaining how football tactics works, and then showing you examples from the game to back it up.
There is no reason to dislike it other than outright sexism or ignorance.
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The Ultramagnetic MCs story deserves a dope biopic. The blueprint was laid a long time ago and It’s time.
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Upcoming Music: "Things That Caught My Attention" by @thesubtheory
It's a magnetic track that feels crushingly relatable as Andy lists several things that should make anyone feel uneasy with the strange detachment of someone who's used to it.
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I bomb atomically. Socrates' philosophies and hypotheses can't define how I be dropping these mockeries
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You know, I was there in Istanbul, I was there in Madrid. I was in Qatar, I was there last season at the trophy lift and when it was won. I was even there when it was lifted during Covid. I’ve pretty much seen Liverpool lift the lot.
But yesterday was something else.
I didn’t cry at Charlottes Web or Watership Down, but tears were shed yesterday.
And that’s the thing that non-league can do. It can give you times that mean just as much, if not more, than your ‘big’ team winning a trophy. It gives you a true connection and sense of belonging that you don’t get anymore.
If you’ve never been bothered by non-league then honestly, try it. If you’re a normal human being and you feel that disconnect with football, go to your local club. See it for what it is.
You will make memories that’ll last a lifetime.
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