RIP Mark Hollis. Your music has always been a great inspiration to us.
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@mennamedholger
RIP Mark Hollis. Your music has always been a great inspiration to us.
THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS (1953)
Grim sea scenes by French artist/illustrator, Gustave Doré (1832-1883).
Erzählungen und Schwänke - Johann Peter Hebel, Carl Otto Czeschka, and Hans Fraungruber - 1905 - via Internet Archive
‘Greenwich Hospital from the north bank of the Thames’, oil on canvas by Canaletto, circa 1752
A #throwback to our album release party 📷 @markmarkomark
Nostalgic moments from the recordings of our live session videos: Men Named Holger's friends, Gabor, Peti, Zoli, and Tivadar the parrot jamming
The Wasters' Island landings, 1918
Vadim Voitekhovitch
Camels resting in the shade of stranded ships on the bed of the defunct Aral Sea [1920 × 1,200][OS]
The life of a pirate hasn't gotten any easier in the past decade
The glorious moment of the discovery of Wasters' Island was captured by an overenthusiastic photographer on August 30, 1918. As one may notice from the picture, we had been rowing for days then, with no food or anything to quench our thirst with, and no sign of civilization in sight. If Feri doesn't catch a glimpse of land in the far, far distance we wouldn't have survived..
The 17th of April 1943: Depth charges launched from the USS Spencer hunting the German sub U-175 (Photo Getty Images)
The Fabulous World of Jules Verne (1958) by Karel Zeman
The Jolly Roger’s Tempest live from the basement
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