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this blog is now defunct. yaaaaay. however feel free to browse my archive while it's still here, and/or check out my new blog over at http://ultra-pulp-images.tumblr.com/
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Brian Eno - No One Receiving

I have no idea why exactly but Eno’s Before And After Science is continuously looked over when people take into account his art rock exercises from the 70’s. Sure, it wasn’t as revolutionary as Another Green World and Discreet Music two years previous, but what’s great about this album is that it takes the great moments of both those records and throws them together to then work past their original shapes to make something all it’s own. On top of that it created new sounds that predate the wet, rhythmic sonic embellishments he would gain major praise for on Talking Heads’ masterpiece Remain In Light (which people still foam at the mouth over). Before And After Science should be treated with the praise his other great works have garnered before and since. 

i feel like i still need to "get into" this album, i've only listened to it a couple of times but there were really good more art-rock type songs like this and 'King's Lead Hat' and 'Kurt's Rejoinder' (both as excellent as this one), but then there's more "ambient" type stuff on the second side that didn't quite appeal to me as much. Hmmm. Give me a couple of months, haha.

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Holy shit, this is style per-fec-SHUN! It’s Norma Kamali in 1977.

My mom and I loved Norma Kamali’s fashions and oh how I wish I could find some of them now. Back in the 80s I almost lost my sister in a fight over some vintage high heel platform wedge valentine-red suede Norma Kamali shoes that we found at a yard sale. Thank god I still have my sister but I do miss those shoes.

Thanks to @LustNSpace for this photo and some of the most amazing disco style posts I’ve ever seen.

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Ultravox - “Life At Rainbow’s End” - Ultravox! (1977)

Streets I knew were raining, changing Addresses were rearranging The cold boy from the suburbs he left there He’d read the book of no return And me, I burnt your picture For the ashes of the lords For you had played your games too well As the martyr and the boss
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Andrew Logan - Homage to the New Wave. Metal, resin, glass and stone, 1977. Andrew Logan's London bank side studio was the hive of London's punk culture activity. Derek Jarman created films and legendary parties here, such as the Valentine Ball (1976), at which the Sex Pistols played, which put Andrew Logan at the heart of the London punk movement. This work tells us a lot about the punk ethos. • ‘Do it yourself and make it’, a creative energy and confidence in experimenting with unexpected materials and creating work. • This piece reveals the links between art, fashion and music. The humble safety pin came to represent so much about the punk ethos. Holding together all that was falling apart, it was a political and social metaphor as well as a fashion statement for street culture punks and designers such as Vivienne Westwood and Zandra Rhodes (for whom Andrew Logan created jewellery) (info from http://www.barbican.org.uk/media/upload/education/0Panic%20Attack%20resource.pdf)

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