>> ^Yogi:

Are Angels supposed to scare the living fuck out of me?!


No, just the soul.

I'm super stoked you found a fix for this. Thanks brother.

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part 2 here: http://progrock.ning.com/video/502501:Video:2582

That is a horrible cover of a pretty good Peter Gabriel song. Mercy Street.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs35CBGOxbc

And to address the purpose of the video. Violence against non-violent women is something that I'd get violent for.

Reminds me of Peter Gabriel's "Passion" album.

Israel was a strange country. In the summer and fall of 1992 you'd have found me in either Tel Aviv or within the walls of the old city of Jerusalem. I often went for long walks in the evenings and it happened several times that on Allenby Street or maybe Dizengoff that an Israeli would strike up a conversation and then quickly jump to explain how "we are the same you and me, but the Arabs are animals." Or it was dogs. Or cockroaches. It always shocked me and I'd look at my watch and say something about being late.

I'd been having a wonderful time playing backgammon and chain-smoking Nelsons with the Palestinian and Egyptian friends I'd made at the open-sided cafes in Arab east Jerusalem.

Israeli racism is not unique. Franz Fanon wrote the definitive work on the racism of colonialism. (The Wretched of the Earth)

Gabriel Ash is an Israeli journalist, originally from Romania. Ash's article "Diagnosing Benny Morris: The Mind of a European Settler" is a lucid and powerful indictment.

http://dissidentvoice.org/Jan04/Ash0126.htm

Israel was a strange country. In the summer and fall of 1992 you'd have found me in either Tel Aviv or within the walls of the old city of Jerusalem. I often went for long walks in the evenings and it happened several times that on Allenby Street or maybe Dizengoff that an Israeli would strike up a conversation and then quickly jump to explain how "we are the same you and me, but the Arabs are animals." Or it was dogs. Or cockroaches. It always shocked me and I'd look at my watch and say something about being late.

I'd been having a wonderful time playing backgammon and chain-smoking Nelsons with the Palestinian and Egyptian friends I'd made at the open-sided cafes in Arab east Jerusalem.

Israeli racism is not unique. Franz Fanon wrote the definitive work on the racism of colonialism. (The Wretched of the Earth)

Gabriel Ash is an Israeli journalist, originally from Romania. Ash's article "Diagnosing Benny Morris: The Mind of a European Settler" is a lucid and powerful indictment.

http://dissidentvoice.org/Jan04/Ash0126.htm


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Israeli historian Benny Morris crossed a new line of shame when he put his academic credentials and respectability in the service of outlining the "moral" justification for a future genocide against Palestinians.

Benny Morris is the Israeli historian most responsible for the vindication of the Palestinian narrative of 1948. The lives of about 700,000 people were shattered as they were driven from their homes by the Jewish militia (and, later, the Israeli army) between December 1947 and early 1950. Morris went through Israeli archives and wrote the day by day account of this expulsion, documenting every "ethnically cleansed" village and every recorded act of violence, and placing each in the context of the military goals and perceptions of the cleansers.

Israel's apologists tried in vain to attack Morris' professional credibility. From the opposite direction, since he maintained that the expulsion was not "by design," he was also accused of drawing excessively narrow conclusions from the documents and of being too naive a reader of dissimulating statements. Despite these limitations, Morris' The Birth of the Palestinian Refugees Problem, 1947-1949 is an authoritative record of the expulsion.

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Somebody is dirtying the sample. That stack of videos, several of them were never declared dead. Including the Peter Gabriel video- which is my sift. Now, back to the gallows! :-)

That's neat but it needs to be overlaid with Peter Gabriel's Sledgehammer

In all of his live music videos that I've seen, it seems that Peter Gabriel always does a really great job of entertaining. Not just with the stage performance, but the actual music quality itself. Most live rock performances suck. Let's face facts - it's true. I don't like saying that, but it's still the truth all the same. So good on Monsieur Gabriel for being the exception.

>> ^MaxWilder:

I like all their stuff, together and solo. I'm surprised this hasn't been sifted before now.
Also, I found a video with the original song (I think).


Yep, that's the original. There's also a Peter Gabriel version, but yeah, no.

OK, I really like Peter Gabriel, but man, he really kills the joy in every one of the songs I just listened to there (Heroes, The Boy in the Bubble and Apres Moi).

Just making them all slow and plodding and removing much of their dynamic range does not make for a good cover in my book.

Lol. cheers and thank u sir. And a song back at you...

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In reply to this comment by geo321:
blah. No Climax. lol.

did you ask for a building climax song?
my friend i give you the biggest blow up you have ever heard:trip theory (also known as the spacemen)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxFb70mDTN0

In reply to this comment by geo321:
blah. No Climax. lol.

did you ask for a building climax song?
my friend i give you the biggest blow up you have ever heard:trip theory (also known as the spacemen)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxFb70mDTN0

I refer all parties concerned to the Penny Arcade - John Gabriel's Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory.

Normal Person + Anonymity + Audience = Total Fuckwad

Its a pessimistic view, but a generally accurate one.

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