‘Der Vampyr’ 1894
Otto Marcus
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‘Der Vampyr’ 1894
Otto Marcus
Vogue UK April 2019 ‘From Byzantium’ - Duckie Thot by Nick Knight
an episode of modern Seinfeld that aired 5 years ago about last.fm scrobbles.
George becomes skeptical of Elaine’s stats when he notices her music is scrobbling even when she’s not home listening to it. Confronted, she divulges that she just scrobbles music she doesn’t like in order to seem well-rounded. George soon does the same.
Kramer, unsatisfied with merely keeping record of what music he listens to, sets out to document every single thing he hears.
Jerry gets obsessed with a last.fm user whose scrobbles for Jerry’s comedy albums are higher than anyone else’s. The user never responds to Jerry’s messages, and when he finally tracks down the fan at their apartment, he discovers that his album is playing to an empty room. The supposed fan just wants to seem well-rounded by scrobbling what they call “obscure comedy albums by some nobody.”
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Cher at Costume Institute Gala, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1974. Photo by Ron Galella.
Björk’s Big time Sensuality japanese single
This just sent me into like 10 different astral planes
Im not even alive im just collecting data
I-D Magazine Dec 2008 ‘I Love The Night Life’ - Tom Ford by Walter Pfeiffer
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