Richard King
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Richard King
@richardhywelking.bsky.social

The Party of Eros: Radical Social Thought and the Realm of Freedom is a book-length contemporaneous intellectual history of the New Left written by Richard King and published by University of North Carolina Press in 1972. It analyzes the intellectual development of figures including Norman O. Brown, Paul Goodman, Herbert Marcuse, Dwight Macdonald, and Wilhelm Reich. .. more

Political science 52%
Sociology 20%

Never trust a Punk.
report from the final original sex pistols show at winterland in san francisco, january 1978, where "in that crowd of 5,000 was a mere handful of punks outdone by grateful dead t-shirts ten to one."
The Sex Pistols gig in San Francisco reviewed by Jonh Ingham in Sounds 28th, January 1978. Plus in Jaws, what the papers said. @sexpistolsofficial.bsky.social

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report from the final original sex pistols show at winterland in san francisco, january 1978, where "in that crowd of 5,000 was a mere handful of punks outdone by grateful dead t-shirts ten to one."
The Sex Pistols gig in San Francisco reviewed by Jonh Ingham in Sounds 28th, January 1978. Plus in Jaws, what the papers said. @sexpistolsofficial.bsky.social

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Wow, do you think this “unprecedented, behind-the-scenes look into Universal Music Group's vaults” will mention the time a UMG music vault burned down, destroying hundreds of thousands of master recordings, and the company covered it up?

One of the reasons it’s almost impossible not to admire Ben Stokes.

A cursory glance at a football crowd (or Championship team) / walk through a town centre would also suggest young people like getting skin fades as well.
brass solidarity band performing “stand by me” in the streets of whittier next to alex pretti’s memorial. the crowd started chanting “the people united will never be defeated” so they incorporated it into the song. i love minneapolis
My friend Sara posted this about the superb care her father received from with Alex Pretti

Absolutely heartbreaking

He's definitely a fan of Orange Juice and football (Three Lions) you have to give him that. I imagine both his and Badenoch's were workshopped, mainly by spads with an atypical, if not weird, relationship with music.
Dave Matthews and Tim Ryenolds playing Neil Young’s Ohio last night and ends with some Rage Against the Machine.
Alex Pretti was a colleague at the VA. We hired him to recruit for our trial. He became an ICU nurse- I lover working with him. He was a good kind person who lived to help and these fuckers executed him.

White. Hot. Rage.

Really perceptive. Cameron's 'Nudge Unit' always seemed pretty specious, probably a consequence of what you identify here.

Gas Bill is Dead

Yes I've seen it in the archives, I just hadn't remembered Sade being there for some reason.

Was that the show B.A.D. played at?

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You grave but reckless senators

We've reached the 'Kemi Badenoch when Business Secretary personally intervening over a £14k grant to Kneecap' stage of the current Home Secretary's tenure.

I think Labour's incumbency period in post-devolutionary Wales extending to a quarter of a century is an under appreciated factor as we head to May.

Hard not to see behaviour in office of eg Peter Kyle other than in light of latter.

It’s on Sounds - but listed under Sunday Feature

www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...
Sunday Feature - New Music New York - BBC Sounds
Richard King explores the conditions for musical creativity in New York City in the 1970s.
www.bbc.co.uk

Jim (just had a nap)

And (re)read Jon Thompson, free of the alpha swagger that attached itself to his early 90s renaissance.

Getting rid of the 'See it, Say it, Sorted' announcements would improve the experience of rail travel overnight. And help with the perception that the UK is a highly dangerous place to live.

too kind!
Yep, The Times is going with 'The murder of Renee Nicole Good is the fault of immigrants'.

I made a documentary about The Kitchen, New Music and SoHo during the 1970s. People I spoke with include Steve Reich, Sharon Zukin, George Lewis, Thurston Moore & Robyn Farrell. It's the Sunday Feature this weekend on Radio 3 - 7.15pm and on BBC Sounds thereafter:
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
BBC Radio 3 - Sunday Feature, New Music New York
Richard King explores the conditions for musical creativity in New York City in the 1970s.
www.bbc.co.uk

A key early 1970s Burbank text!

Was probably influenced by earlier Joni but I'd vote for And So On by Jimmy Webb:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfHV...
JIMMY WEBB - Met Her On A Plane (1971)
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I know nothing about gamification, but sense this may have something to do with it. Suspect they may me given pep pills as well.

And, arguably, two proper bowlers.