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Thursday, December 5, 2013
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Saying NO to sex, and YES to Dr. Who!
Doctor Who sets BBC America record
Modern life 'turning people off sex'
Pope Francis calls for power to move away from Vatican
What's In It For U.S. To Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions?
Food Stamp Costs Are Decreasing Without The GOP's Cuts
Today’s Video: Black
Sabbath – A Hard Road
Never Say Die! was the final Black Sabbath album to feature
the entire original line-up. At the time of the recording of Never Say Die! the
members of Black Sabbath were all heavily involved in drug and alcohol abuse.
Prior to recording, vocalist Osbourne briefly quit the band and was temporarily
replaced by former Savoy Brown and Fleetwood Mac vocalist Dave Walker. "We
had a few internal problems," Osbourne admitted to Sounds magazine.
"My father was dying, so that put us out for over three months with the
funeral and everything. I left the band for three months before we got back
together to record it." Osbourne has criticised the album and the decision
to record it in Toronto, telling After Hours in a 1981 interview
"The last album I did with Sabbath was Never Say Die and it was the
worst piece of work that I've ever had anything to do with. I'm ashamed of that
album. I think it's disgusting".--wiki
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Virtual Girls! Virtual Girls! Virtual Girls!
The Goldilocks Curse: How America's Job Creation Story Got So Boring
'Rat Island' Renamed
Continuing at Guantanamo: Force-feeding hunger-strikers
The Japanese men who prefer virtual girlfriends to sex
Award for US pepper-spray cop
The 50 Greatest Breakthroughs Since the Wheel
Arcade Fire In The Throes Of Transformation
New galaxy 'most distant' yet discovered
Today’s Video: Bee Gees – Happy Ever After
The songs as sequenced on the "High Civilization
mixes" tell a story of "secret love" that might be all in the
singer's head and secret from the girl too. He hesitates one moment and speaks
explicitly the next, but is he telling her what the feels. The contradictions
give the story a dreamlike effect of details shifting while the singer's feelings
remain consistent. The only song that does not fit is the dystopian political
title song, unless it expresses the singer's anger and confusion with the world
as he feels things are all falling apart. He then casts it all as a romantic
tragedy, before finally proposing that maybe even the girl being in love with
someone else does not mean the end of it.
Both High Civilization and Size Isn't Everything were the
only post-RSO era albums not to feature concert dates in the US, presumably due
to health issues with Barry Gibb and lackluster record sales. -wiki
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