Why Don't You Move in with Me

#onewedon'tevenremotelyknowabout
An almost impossible attempt at a semi-serious journey through the discography and countless collaborations of Steve Gadd, in an almost chronological order 1977(16) ROBERTA FLACK - BLUE LIGHT IN THE BASEMENT
 
#WAVE?
#**WAVE!!!* A few small examples of a genre that was born in the narrow space between punk, glam, art rock, kraut, disco, and electronica, soon expanding and devouring them all, hybridizing and becoming a genre/non-genre often difficult to classify and lasting, mutatis mutandis, to this day. Tracks chosen in my humble opinion, eh?

Spandau Ballet - To Cut A Long Story Short (HD Remastered)
 
Garbo - Cose veloci
For me, he was someone who truly represented Italian post-punk along with Diaframma. But I have to say, I don't know shit about Italian music. So I'm open to suggestions on the matter.
 
The Fall - Various Times
No Xmas for John Quays
Many rights are nothing but empty words. Since children are “children of the State” (as shown by the “forest family” case), why does the State, which cares if we go to school, if we wash ourselves, and if we play with our little friends, not care just as much about work?
This State will never be your family, because unschooling is scandalous, but unemployment is not.
 
U2 - Zoo Station [NEUKÖLN]
 
Il falegname
An ancient craft, in some ways very modern.
 
Frenesia (Remastered 2019)

at first it sounded to me like a song by Diaframma
 
 
Sei donne per l'assassino, omicidio nell'atelier

"Blood and Black Lace"
by Mario Bava (1964)

with Cameron Mitchell
Eva Bartok
and Franco Ressel

#35mm
 
Mercedes

KEN MCINTYRE
"Mercedes" from: Hindsight
1974 (SteepleChase)

#jazzlegends
 
 
 
Charles Aznavour - La bohème (Official Lyrics Video)
Plastically representing the agony of abandonment.
 
Hugh Laurie - Weed Smoker's Dream (2013)
it’s not “enough” for you, I think...
for me it’s ok