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Uma Thurman in Johnny Be Good (1988)

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A day in the life of Tame Impala

PH by Claire Martin

April / 2010

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All lost in a book. Another image that will never make it into the mainstream media.

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Gone but never forgotten

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Dazed and Confused (1993)

M R . F A U S T

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I remember the first time I saw it, when the opening act was playing (and I didn’t give a shit about them, sorry Mexican dudes), a big guy came out from a door carrying it and placed it next to the stage, I was like “la Rickenbacker!!!″, shit was getting real.

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Favorite albums meme (22/?)

∟Placebo_ Placebo (1996)

"Sonically we tried to capture a sort of drug-induced sexual rush. It’s got a rising car sound which was meant to reproduce the first rushes of E, and it’s obvious that the character is drug-crazed and sex-crazed at that moment. There are times in your life that you are really so far off your head that all you want to do is f*ck." "It’s a celebration and a slag of that kind of behaviour at the same time. It doesn’t promote promiscuity but it doesn’t judge it either. It pokes fun at classic macho phrases - ‘I’d f*ck her with a paper bag on my head’, ‘don’t look at the mantelpiece while you’re poking the fire’, et cetera. And words like queer and fag. When you appropriate them for yourself, they start to get attached with your own power. “‘Eyeholes in a paper bag, greatest lay I ever had’ - it’s just saying that the drag queen in the song is probably very ugly but is attempting to reach some kind of beauty. I guess it’s saying that you can be ugly and be an amazing lay; that it doesn’t really matter. The song also has a dig at "people who think it’s fashionable to be gay - guys who think that because ‘some of my best friends are gay’ that they are going to try it out because they are in a milieu where it’s cool, but they haven’t actually had the desire themselves. In the song, I’m questioning people’s reasons for sleeping with someone of the same sex. In the same way that heroin is very hip today, being bisexual seems to be very chic.""

— Brian Molko on the themes of “Nancy Boy”

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Favorite albums meme (23/?)

∟Placebo_ Without You I’m Nothing (1998)

"Oh yeah, but who wouldn’t, given the possibilities?The first album dealt with sex – sex in every possible variety, sex on drugs, sex with… you get the drift. Without You I’m Nothing deals with the consequences of sex, of relationships and all that. The big come down. The new album is introverted, more of a post-coital depression. It deals with an ever-pervading heartbreak and loneliness that seems to be in the air. The morning after is usually more analytical than the night before, and it’s often more painful. Most of these are love songs where I’m trying to come to grips with relationships. They’re frequently told from the point of view of ex-lovers, so at first it may seem like I’m being arrogant, but actually I’m eating humble pie. I’m cutting into a vein and letting it bleed for you. "Pure Morning" is about that time of day when the sun is coming up and you’re coming down. Everybody else is getting ready to go to work and you’re feeling incredibly dislocated from the rest of the world."

— Brian Molko