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Peacock Screen (Center piece) - Robert Winthrop Chanler - 1900 -… https://ift.tt/2xNP1UJ

(via Dangerous Minds | ‘70s Kung Fu classic ‘Master of the Flying Guillotine’ and the Krautrock connection)

Hideo Shiraki was a jazz hard-bop drummer from the 1950s and 1960s who was one of the big stars of Japanese jazz at that time.  For this album, he assembled a sextet to play music written by Horace Silver, who’s right there on the cover art (although he’s not on this album).  If I had an initial complaint about this album, it’s that the arrangements Shiraki uses are basically the exact same as Silver’s original recordings, with the same tempos and keys and everything.  However, Shiraki’s band brings their own energy and creativity to these tunes that keeps this from just being a rehash.  I do think this album would have been better with original arrangements, but I think it’s pretty solid as it is.

(via Dangerous Minds | ‘70s Kung Fu classic ‘Master of the Flying Guillotine’ and the Krautrock connection)

Exhibition of works by Vladimir Mayakovsky (1931)

(via 50watts)

…and when the sunset finds me i’m coming home

Magazine Permafrost (2007 Digital Remaster) Secondhand Daylight

The Fall-Cruiser’s Creek

Joy Division - Closer - an album you have to hear before you die.

Ian Curtis and Bernard Sumner, from Joy Division

A Mexican baroque painting of St Francis de Sales and St Philip Neri kneeling before an image of Mary. Both saints are known for their great Marian devotion.

The Debutantes - A New Love Today (1966) (by cinnamonk)

Jan van der Straet