Cher's twitter is a powerful source of energy

You're literally the meme of a dude who has absolutely nothing going on in their life except to talk shit on the internet potsy. You'll be at 300K comments in no time.

Personally I aspire to one day have 300k of my gorgeous insightful comments all over this website

all you low-comment-count peons will adore me even more than you do right now

Well at least Potsy doesn't take the stance of "there were some good people at Washington"

Album Rating: 4.0

Well it seems recent events have brought out the "i didn't even listen to his music but he's problematic and therefore cancelled!" crowd. Even though Ariel broadcasting this was a very stupid thing to do, and I certainly don't agree with it, im guessing he probably just doesn't give a shit anymore and/or wasn't happy with his label. Even then ill still listen to his music because I don't really care about his views that much and it's not like he was part of the riot or of the section of unironic neo-nazis who attended (especially given that he's Jewish and all...)



Also, to the one "activist" advocating for a "left wing terrorist group," grow up and stop LARPing as an Antifa goon in a comments thread for a rock album.

who

the guy from eve 6's twitter is good too

Okay user CanadianSpud

"Also, to the one "activist" advocating for a "left wing terrorist group," grow up and stop LARPing as an Antifa goon in a comments thread for a rock album."

viva la antifa!

and it's too late, I'm so deep into this LARP that I'm 3/4 of the way to a degree in political science.

i'm getting a promotion to ceo of progressivism actually

Political and social engagement is actually a solipsistic pursuit!!

Lmfao

Album Rating: 3.0

what if i think he's problematic AND think he's not that good

I've never listened to one Ariel Pink song in my life, so I suppose I should consider myself lucky

https://youtu.be/6vjI9ZKG54c

lol

doesn't this guy also just randomly make out w fans

who knew he was weird ? !

i'd like to think this a david bowie-esque edgy phase because i love the dudes music (same with john maus) but considering he's always been known as an arsehole it casts the notion into further doubt

david bowie's edgy phase was cool tho, no pissing on stage more having sex with underage girls... ah fuck

Station to Station's January 1976 release was followed in February by a 3 1/2-month-long concert tour of Europe and North America. Featuring a starkly lit set, the Isolar – 1976 Tour with its colour newsprint Isolar concert program, highlighted songs from the album, including the dramatic and lengthy title track, the ballads "Wild Is the Wind" and "Word on a Wing", and the funkier "TVC 15" and "Stay". The core band that coalesced to record this album and tour—rhythm guitarist Carlos Alomar, bassist George Murray, and drummer Dennis Davis—continued as a stable unit for the remainder of the 1970s. The tour was highly successful but mired in political controversy. Bowie was quoted in Stockholm as saying that "Britain could benefit from a Fascist leader", and was detained by customs on the Russian/Polish border for possessing Nazi paraphernalia.[74]


Matters came to a head in London in May in what became known as the "Victoria Station incident". Arriving in an open-top Mercedes convertible, Bowie waved to the crowd in a gesture that some alleged was a Nazi salute, which was captured on camera and published in NME. Bowie said the photographer caught him in mid-wave.[75] He later blamed his pro-fascism comments and his behaviour during the period on his addictions and the character of the Thin White Duke.[76] "I was out of my mind, totally crazed. The main thing I was functioning on was mythology ... that whole thing about Hitler and Rightism ... I'd discovered King Arthur".[73] According to playwright Alan Franks, writing later in The Times, "he was indeed 'deranged'. He had some very bad experiences with hard drugs."[77] Bowie's cocaine addiction, which had motivated these controversies, had much to do with his time living in Los Angeles, a city which alienated him. Discussing his flirtations with fascism in a 1980 interview with NME, Bowie explained that Los Angeles was "where it had all happened. The fucking place should be wiped off the face of the Earth. To be anything to do with rock and roll and go and live in Los Angeles is, I think, just heading for disaster. It really is."[78]

led to a couple great iggy pop albums tho