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Baby! Eric and his puppy, bedroom eyes, circa 1966
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Baby! Eric and his puppy, bedroom eyes, circa 1966
A Groovy Kind of... Agnese (op. 36 no. 5)
Quando nel 1988 la nuova canzone di Phil Collins cominciò a girare per le radio italiane furono molti a gridare allo scandalo: tutti mediamente erano increduli per la somiglianza con Agnese, una canzone di Ivan Graziani incisa una decina di anni prima e depositata in SIAE a nome del cantautore abruzzese. Il punto è che nel 1979 non erano in molti a sapere che a commettere un furto fu proprio…
To Sir, With Love Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Various Artists Fontana Records/USA (1967)
That's just great; the voices in my head have learnt a foreign language and I have no idea what they're saying.
Featuring Crazy Eyes DJI Goggles 3 Skin
37. A Groovy Kind of Love by The Mindbenders debuted Apr 66 and peaked at number two, scoring 1026 points.
The song also peaked at number two in England. Group members Eric Stewart and Graham Goldman were members of 10cc, who had nine chart entries 1973-79. Their biggest hit was I'm Not in Love, peaking at number two in 1975.
Phil Collins took Groovy to number one with his 1986 remake.
Should we call therapists Mindbenders?
HELL YEAH ITS COOLER AND MORE ACCURATE!
HELL NO ITS DUMB AND CONFUSING!
If so, going to therapy will be renamed accordingly to being in mindbender training.
After farming for a Mindbender’s Ambition for about five or six hours I’m starting to think that the Fanatic’s lines were meant by Bungie to be a subtle (maybe not so much) way of breaking the fourth wall.
He often says we guardians kill to kill, and that we lack purpose, even making us question our morality and hero status ( which is a valid concern and a fundamental lore question that needs to be developed further.) putting this aside, the lines could be interpreted in a more lighthearted or inocent way: we’ll do anything for the loot; six hours for a perfect Spare Rations, ten hours for a god-roll beloved, several weeks for a chance to get a One Thousand Voices or an Anarchy, you get the picture.
I think Bungie is somehow mocking us through the Fanatic by pointing out our sometimes brainless pursuit for good loot, the grind, or as the boss himself puts it “A never ending dance”. But hey, maybe it’s just that im losing my mind for a mindbenders.
Some candid pictures of Baby! Eric and Mindbenders (circa 1966)