I’m very glad that at least 32% of the people on this channel are reasonable — possibly even more, since not everyone votes. Anyway, today I was digging through Nino Nardini’s Nature / Nocturne and suddenly felt like asking you: do you believe the Americans really landed on the Moon? I’ll admit right away that I don’t have a firm opinion on the matter, although judging by Armstrong’s off-the-record remarks, I’m leaning more towards no than yes.
I use my own AI, which I’ve been training to work with music for the past couple of years. The algorithms I’ve trained produce fairly accurate and appropriate track descriptions, saving me a great deal of time. How do you feel about this?
what to watch with The Michelangelo Orchestra - Blue Rose: The Shout, United Kingdom, 1978, Jerzy Skolimowski what to read The Michelangelo Orchestra - Blue Rose: Ways of Seeing, John Berger
Chameleon - Dahlia (UK 1981) #theme#library The cinematic parallel is just as telling. Menelik Shabazz’s "Burning An Illusion", released in 1981, offered a very different British image: black urban life, love, politics, self-definition. "Dahlia" is not connected to that film directly, but it shares the same decade’s problem of surfaces. What does modern life look like? Who gets to be represented? Which sounds belong in the background of the new Britain?
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I’m very glad that at least 32% of the people on this channel are reasonable — possibly even more, since not everyone votes. Anyway, today I was digging through Nino Nardini’s Nature / Nocturne and suddenly felt like asking you: do you believe the Americans really landed on the Moon? I’ll admit right away that I don’t have a firm opinion on the matter, although judging by Armstrong’s off-the-record remarks, I’m leaning more towards no than yes.
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I use my own AI, which I’ve been training to work with music for the past couple of years. The algorithms I’ve trained produce fairly accurate and appropriate track descriptions, saving me a great deal of time. How do you feel about this?
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WC 2026 goes to ...
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Where do you stand ?
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Your shoe
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what to watch with Bora Rokovic – Lyrics Without Lyrics: W.R.: Mysteries of the Organism*, Yugoslavia / West Germany, 1971, Dušan Makavejev
what to read with Bora Rokovic – Lyrics Without Lyrics: Hourglass*, Danilo Kiš
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what to watch with The Michelangelo Orchestra - Blue Rose: The Shout, United Kingdom, 1978, Jerzy Skolimowski
what to read The Michelangelo Orchestra - Blue Rose: Ways of Seeing, John Berger
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watch the movie with Ed Bogas And Ray Shanklin– Bertha's Theme
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Option?
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Chameleon - Dahlia (UK 1981) #theme #library
The cinematic parallel is just as telling. Menelik Shabazz’s "Burning An Illusion", released in 1981, offered a very different British image: black urban life, love, politics, self-definition. "Dahlia" is not connected to that film directly, but it shares the same decade’s problem of surfaces. What does modern life look like? Who gets to be represented? Which sounds belong in the background of the new Britain?
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