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Sade Olutola

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The Bright Sessions
Fieri Frames
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if i look back, i am lost
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Round Three: Hottest 80s Musician Tournament
Who do you find more attractive?
Andrew Ridgeley
David Bowie
Propaganda is welcomed and encouraged!!
Pics used in previous rounds:
*High schooler writing an essay at 9:42pm that's due at 11:59pm voice.* In the novel American Psycho, the protagonist Patrick Bateman is shown getting basic information about the band Genesis wrong. Bateman says that the title of Genesis' ninth studio album ...And Then There Were Three... is "a reference to band member Peter Gabriel, who left the group to start a lame solo career," (Ellis). As we all know, it was Steve Hackett, not Peter Gabriel, who left the group to start an epic, not lame, solo career. Further showing his ignorance on Genesis lore, Bateman says this while talking about "House by the Sea":
"Mike Banks gets to show off his virtuosic guitar skills while Tom Rutherford washes the tracks over with dreamy synthesizers," (Ellis).
Once again, everyone knows that Mike Rutherford was the bassist of Genesis, and Tony Banks was the keyboardist. As Bateman is shown doing many universally frowned upon behaviors, such as murder and not respecting the signage on animal enclosures, throughout the novel, he serves as a personification of the evils of the late twentieth century. Thus, the reader can make the connection that not having an unhealthy investment in the personal lives of progressive rock musicians is indicative of being ontologically evil.
Hey 👋
heyyy wassup girl
I’m doing good! How are you
great to hear! I‘m fine, the heat is killing me though😭
Hey 👋
heyyy wassup girl
Best looking ELO
Jeff
Bevan (wrong option)
Mik
Kelly
Richard
Mel
Hugh
one of the others
Duran Duran covered Evil Woman cover in Hyde Park today!!!
I made Kelly and Mik a bit too tall ...... beautiful ELO I love the west midlands
Oh closeups I guess
Album/playlist Kinsey scale
0 Exclusively listens to albums
1 Predominantly listens to albums, rarely listens to playlists
2 Predominantly listens to albums, often listens to playlists
3 Equally listens to albums and playlists
4 Predominantly listens to playlists, often listens to albums
5 Predominantly listens to playlists, rarely listens to albums
6 Exclusively listens to playlists
x Doesn't listen to music
x Listens to music, but not in either of these ways (eg: radio)
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Reblogs for sample size are appreciated, as I feel like my circle of mutuals would probably fall on the lower end of the scale! :p
I've been quietly obsessing over Mark Knopfler's solo albums and suddenly there's a spike of interest in him and Dire Straits on tumblr... I mean... at least I see posts about them more often than never, that's certainly something
So... does it mean I can sometimes offer you more fanarts with Mark and Dire Straits...? Anyway, here's one I did for one of my mutuals last summer, still love my coloring here and the guy himself ofc :>