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Tuesday, 28 July 2020

Happy?

Mudvayne, 2007



In this hole, that is me
The dead are rolling over
In this hole, thickening
Dirt shovelled over shoulders
I feel into me, so overwhelmed
All this pressures sent arising
My life overturned, unfair the despair
All these scars keep ripping open

Peel me, from the skin
Tear me, from the rind
Does it make you happy now?
Tear meat from the bone
Tear me, from myself
Are you feeling happy now?
In this hole, that is me

A life that's growing feeble
In this hole, so limiting
The sun that's settle darkens
Buried underneath, hands slip off the wheel
Internal pathways to contention
Peel me, from the skin
Tear me, from the rind
Does it make you happy now?
Tear me, from the bone
Tear me, from myself
Are you feeling happy now?
Happy?
Happy?
Are you feeling happy?
In this hole, that is me…


Ava Adore

Smashing Pumpkins, 1998


Music video directed by Dom and Nic, the music video for 'Ava Adore' won an award for "most stylish video" at the 1998 VH1 Fashion Awards






It's you that I adore
You'll always be my whore
You'll be a mother to my child
And a child to my heart
We must never be apart
We must never be apart

Lovely girl you're the beauty in my world
Without you there aren't reasons left to find

And I'll pull your crooked teeth
You'll be perfect just like me
You'll be a lover in my bed
And a gun to my head
We must never be apart
We must never be apart

Lovely girl, you're the murder in my world
Dressing coffins for the souls I've left to die
I'm drinking mercury to the mystery
Of all that you should ever leave behind

In time
In you I see dirty
In you I count stars
In you I feel so pretty
In you I taste god
In you I feel so hungry
In you I crash cars
We must never be apart

I'm drinking mercury
To the mystery of all that you should ever seek to find
Lovely girl you're the murder in my world
Dressing coffins for the souls I've left behind
In time
We must never be apart

And you'll always be my whore
'Cause you're the one that I adore
And I'll pull your crooked teeth
You'll be perfect just like me
In you I feel so dirty
In you I crash cars
In you I feel so pretty
In you I taste god
(Aah, aah, aah, aah)
We must never be apart (aah, aah, aah)

Tuesday, 14 July 2020

Born to Kill

Written, directed and produced by Antonio Mollica, 1967

Italian Spaghetti Western film

Starring Gordon Mitchell as Rod Gordon and Femi Benussi as Flory Waltamore


"Gordon Mitchell is Rod Gordon, a fast gun who one night rides by a small ranch that has been raided, some of its buildings set ablaze. It isn’t long before Gordon runs into Dodge (Aldo Berti), the man responsible for the raid, at the local saloon. In fact, Gordon catches him cheating at cards, then cleans him out, so the animosity is mutual. Especially after Dodge interrupts Gordon’s tryst with a whore, stealing back the money he lost at the poker table. Turns out Dodge does the dirty work for a [greedy] land speculator named Tyson. Dodge and his men scare settlers off their land; then Tyson buys the property cheap.

Well, cheap land sounds good to Gordon, so he enters the fray, though he officially declines the contract some of the more stubborn residents — Lori Waladmore (Femi Benussi) and old John Storm among them — offer him to be their protector." (Mark Franklin).

For a town that has lost it's dancing girls and law and order Mitchell, the new arrival, just casually goes around smoking a cigar and shooting thugs. He appears to take his time deciding to take sides with townspeople. However, he's really just relaxed but quietly sharp and confident and going in for the kill: the ruthless land baron who is trying to take control of the entire area. It just may not seem that way to those who meet him.




Saturday, 11 July 2020


I Am Dragon


Directed by Indar Dzhendubaev, 2015


"Loving a dragon will reveal the bitter truth: love is scary."

In the midst of the wedding princess Miroslava is kidnapped by a dragon and carried away into his castle on the remote island.


Starring Matvey Lykov as Arman Mariya and Mariya Poezzhaeva as Miroslava










Tuesday, 7 July 2020


The Green Hornet

Scenes from several episodes of the 1966 TV series The Green Hornet edited together and released as a feature.

(Released in 1974)