I just watched Rick Beato's latest video on how bad song lyrics are today compared to 60s/70s/80s and yeah, it was very "old man yells at cloud." Here's why this is wrong: every time someone makes a video, writes a post about how something is comparatively worse today than it was before, they're cherry picking the best of the past with something disposable from today, in his case "Across the Universe" with a hip-hop song that will likely be forgotten in a few months. The past is always canonical because we that's what we remember. For every "Across the Universe" there are ten "Yummy Yummy Yummy I've Got Love in My Tummies." But no one remembers them when grabbing some random song on Spotify's top ten.
Baked with love, doomed for compost :’(
Freddie Mercury of Queen and Annie Lennox of Eurythmics
On 21 April 1987, Queen received the Ivor Novello Award for her outstanding contribution to British music. At the same ceremony, Eurythmics won the Best Contemporary Song For It's Alright (Baby's Coming Back) and Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart won the Songwriters Of The Year
December 1974, Munich, Germany - Queen inside the Schwabylon shopping and leisure center demolished in 1979
📸 Photo by Tom Schmid
whump aesthetics • vanyel ashkevron (a sad sweet gay wizard boy from mercedes lackey’s the last herald-mage trilogy)
a (belated) birthday gift for @much-ado-about-whumping - for vanyel is their beloved childhood blorbo! 💙🎂💙🎂💙
No but really… if Brian May ever wants a low effort, high reward way to raise even more money for the Save Me Trust… I would be subscriber number 1.
Turning away from your bullshit like-
Brian May’s dresser fluffs his floof before he returns to the stage after his quick first costume change.
THE DRUNK PAS DE DEUX on ACT II of Sir Kenneth Macmillan's Manon
Performed by Ryoichi Hirano as Lescaut and Itziar Mendizabal as Lescaut's Mistress
Brian May on the Ax Wave Show (1993)