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14 de may. de 2024 · We cut to black. And I’m on my knees. My breath is loud. My hands are tied. I’m trying hard to find the lies. Flesh is stronger than spirit I cry. Makes my loneliness so magnified. A drop of blood spins on a dime. As I tune in for the very last time.
Hace 5 días · MOSS SIDE. The principal part of this township (fn. 1) lies to the north of Withington; there are two small detached portions to the east, viz. on the north-west and northeast corners of Rusholme. (fn. 2) The total area is 421 acres. The whole is now urban, and forms an indistinguishable part of Manchester.
16 de may. de 2024 · lyrics. buy track. Starlight in motion caught in a frame She lights up the picture time and again Luminous in dead of night She’s crystalline in black and white TV light guides me next to her Behold natural phenomena In close up from head to toe Possessed by … ‘the girl in the video’ And I lose myself again We cut to black And I’m on ...
Hace 5 días · Article published: Monday, August 15th 2011. Andy Bowman interviews Professor Gus John from the Moss Side Defence Committee about the Moss Side riots of July 1981. 1981 was the year in which British people of African descent protested against racism and police oppression as never before in modern history. The Black People’s Day of ...
Hace 5 días · His establishment as a solo artist came after a three-year stint with Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds with the release of his classic first solo album, ‘ Moss Side Story’ – the ultimate soundtrack to an “imaginary film” – which raised Adamson’s name as a composer of diverse complexity; able to tell a story with music, where ...
13 de may. de 2024 · Eines der besten Alben von Barry Adamson. Ein paar Worte noch zum Cover-Artwork von „Cut To Black“, weil es nicht nur äußerst stilvoll in Schwarz-Weiß daherkommt, sondern ganz bewusst an „Moss Side Story“, die erste Soloplatte von Barry Adamson, anknüpft. Hier schließt sich also ein Kreis.
28 de may. de 2024 · Gus, what was the reaction among the press and political elites to the Moss Side riots? The MEN’s recent coverage refers to it as ‘an orgy of violence’ and a ‘spontaneous eruption of hatred’. Is there a sense in which there was, and still is, an attempt to depoliticise what happened?
