Philosophy
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A plot-less collection of various musical encounters and adventures by the famous rock band "The Monkees" which follows Davy, Peter, Mike and Mickey as they travel through an assortment of places in search of meaning.
Well yes, that's true. It is a visually psychedelic experience and a pivotal time for the members of the group and the group. Neither they nor the group would achieve their previous popularity. Also admire the "solarized" sequences...under the correct circumstances, they are quite enjoyable.
Head [Wikipedia]
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Philosophy
The Monkees' "Head"
A plot-less collection of various musical encounters and adventures by the famous rock band "The Monkees" which follows Davy, Peter, Mike and Mickey as they travel through an assortment of places in search of meaning.
Well yes, that's true. It is a visually psychedelic experience and a pivotal time for the members of the group and the group. Neither they nor the group would achieve their previous popularity. Also admire the "solarized" sequences...under the correct circumstances, they are quite enjoyable.
Head
The Monkees
1968
The Monkees
1968
Head [Wikipedia]
- Butts And Subjects
My Fellow Comedists, A technical question this weekend. Is there a difference between being the subject of a joke and the butt of a joke? If a joke turns on an ambiguity about a property associated with a group, does that joke necessarily make fun of...
- Is Spinal Tap A Real Band?
My heroes, Spinal Tap, will be on The Daily Show tonight in support of their new album. Philosophers of language have long grappled with the question of fictional names. What does "Hamlet" mean given that there is no Hamlet for the word to refer to?...
- Is Rush Limbaugh The De Facto Leader Of The Gop?
Rahm Emmanuel has been setting Rush Limbaugh up as the bogeyman to position the President's agenda against because Limbaugh, they argue, is the head of the Republican Party. Some argue that it is a cheap political tactic. It is. But is it true? D.L....
- Deceased--lee Dorman
Lee Dorman September 15th, 1942 to December 21st, 2012 "Lee Dorman, Bass Guitarist, Dies at 70" by Ravi Somaiya December 22nd, 2012 The New York Times Lee Dorman, a bass guitarist for the psychedelic rock band Iron Butterfly, who played on one of...
- Deceased--jon Lord
Jon Lord June 9th, 1941 to July 16th, 2012 Jon Lord obituary Organist who infused Deep Purple with classical influences, helping to make them one of the world's biggest rock bands by Joel McIver July 16th, 2012 guardian.co.uk'We're...