what are you listening to THIS VERY SECOND?

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I found Omar to be the character I most empathised & sympathised with in 'The Wire'. Constantly targeted by his fellow black people for being different, only doing what he had to do to protect himself & being portrayed as a scary monster for his effectiveness in doing so.

Oh satan help me, I have found the country, Turkey had a whole psychedelic rock scene...found a playlist on spotify of it and its amazing so far so I guess I know what I will be listening to obsessively for the next few days. No stopping it now.

The legacy of Omar Little. A gay, black, highwayman with a moral code.

For some reason, in the mood for amusing songs about nuclear war. What dire shape we're in, as a civilization.





The second one is so full of grief and humor. Real irony. It drifts like the memory of a dream of the human race.

If you view this video through the lens of a black person, it is not even a video that demonstrates female oppression. The females are mostly white. So even if you are a feminist, the white females admiration of this black man is simply balancing out the equation of the inequality that black people suffer at the mercy of.

This again. A favorite. Reminds me of a friend. A friend who won't talk to me, so we'll never discuss this. Probably for the better because I don't know if it'd be a good idea if they heard this, though I'm sure they have.

Trying not to think too much about this reminding me of someone who won't talk to me, 'cause I really want to keep liking it.

Time for a Zappa phase.

The Mothers of Invention - Freak Out!

The Beach Boys - Today!

Channeling my 17 yo self

The Bee Gees - Main Course. Every song is so melodic and heartfelt.

The Muslim-looking guy shouting in this video when inside the capitol, is not a mindless, deluded person of colour or an 'Uncle Tom' - but someone who is fighting a system that is trying to destroy his religion, that means everything to him, whether he says it outwardly, or not.

Nobody tells this guy what to think - he has his own conscience.

'The steal' is the language used to describe the symbolic theft of the identity of him & others like him, by the 'wokeologists'.