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Bela Lugosi "Atomic Supermen" Speech in Bride of the Monster
04/30/13, 21:11
Selda Bağcan (IPA: [ˈselda ˈbaːdʒan]; born 1948) is a Turkish singer, guitarist and music producer. She was born to a veterinarian father of Macedonian descent and a teacher mother of Crimean descent in the western Turkish town of Muğla.[1] The family relocated several times during her childhood, eventually settling in Ankara. Selda showed early interest in music, starting to play the guitar before she was 10 years old.[2] At first she was singing English, Italian and Spanish songs she picked up on the radio, but during her years as a student at Ankara University's engineering physics department, she started to develop an interest in traditional Turkish folk music, inspired by early Anatolian rock singers like Cem Karaca, Barış Manço and Fikret Kızılok, as well as the folk singer Saniye Can.[3] Her career as a professional musician started in 1971, during her final year at the university, with the encouragement and support of the Ankara-based music producer Erkan Özerman.[3] The six singles she released that year, in which she interpreted traditional Turkish folk songs in a strong, emotional voice, accompanied by a simple acoustic guitar or bağlama, carried her to national fame. In 1972, she was selected by the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs to represent Turkey in the international Golden Orpheus song contest.[2] She released twelve more singles and three LP records until 1980 and toured many cities in Turkey and western Europe. Many of her songs carried strong social criticism and solidarity with the poor and the working class, which made her especially popular among the left-wing activists and symphathisers during the politically polarized 1970s. She experimented with rock and roll and with synthetic and electronic sounds in her LPs, although her musical style remained firmly rooted in the folk tradition. After the 1980 Turkish coup d'état, she was persecuted by the military rulers due to her political songs,[4] and was imprisoned three times between 1981 and 1984.[2] Her passport was confiscated and held by the authorities until 1987, which, among other things, prevented her from attending the first WOMAD Reading festival in 1986. Partly thanks to pressure from WOMAD, her passport was returned in 1987 and she immediately started a European tour, giving concerts in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom in the same year. Since then, she has produced several albums and given concerts in many cities in Turkey and all over the world, and remains active in the Turkish musical scene. In late 2000, she was badly injured in a car accident on her way to a concert in Antakya, suffering several broken bones as well as contusions and cuts all over her body.[5] She was able to make full recovery after a lengthy period of treatment.[6] She currently lives in Istanbul and runs the music production company Majör Müzik Yapım. Her music has been sampled by several musicians outside of Turkey, including the band 2manydjs and hip-hop artists Mos Def and Oh No. |
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04/30/13, 08:20
Man, you weren't kidding... |
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Pole Dance Performance to Slayer
04/29/13, 19:57
My other options were her dancing to Massive Attack or Marilyn Manson. |
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Pacific Rim - Wondercon Trailer
04/29/13, 16:08
If humanity can flaunt the Square-Cube law with Jaegers, then the same engineering had to be done with cargo ships to better deal with Kaiju assaults.
My 2 cents. |
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My Little Pony: Tickling Is Magic
04/29/13, 14:33
Can we please take a break from mlp & gangstalking videos? |
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Mississippi governor Phil Bryant on the campaign trail with Bryan Fischer
04/29/13, 11:28
What can I say? It's a great hotspot of evil.
Also, it's a welcome relief from gang stalker vids. |
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Homeworld 2 Intro with Mothership scene
04/28/13, 19:46
You have to buy DLC for that. |
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Homeworld 2 Intro with Mothership scene
04/28/13, 14:53
First Gearbox came for Duke Nukem,
and I didn't speak out because I preferred Quake & Blood to Duke Nukem.
Then they came for Aliens,
and I didn't speak out because I thought the E3 2011 walkthrough demo looked totally awesome.
Then they came for the Homeworld,
and for what good it'll do, you better believe I'm speaking out.
Gearbox bungled BL2 & I'm not sure they'll ever get their act together. |
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Pug Stares Into Your Soul
04/26/13, 17:02
kill me.
Please. |
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Rachel Maddow on Alex Jones and Conspiracy Theories
04/26/13, 16:11
She's a lamplighter for the civilized minority.
Here's some further reading.
http://www.ralphmag.org/mencken-civilizationP.html |
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Sloth hugs cat
04/20/13, 13:05
The cat is being tenderized. |
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Pat Robertson: Dungeons & Dragons Literally Destroyed People's Lives
04/20/13, 12:55
Only if you learn Aklo. |
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Pat Robertson: Dungeons & Dragons Literally Destroyed People's Lives
04/19/13, 09:25
C'mon Pat. 4th Edition wasn't that bad. |
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So has anybody else noticed that POETV now has a store on Amazon.com linked from the mainpage?
04/17/13, 21:16
All I get is vinegar for chem trails... |
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Home Depot customer saws own arms off
04/16/13, 18:13
It's all in the wrists. |
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Defiance (Live Action Trailer)
04/14/13, 21:23
It didn't appeal to me.
The A.I. was execrable. The audio/music just didn't excite me. I loved the first Borderlands game & now I see why it wasn't in third person. I loathed the gauntlet monster closets. Menus & the inventory screen just about killed me.
However, I liked the combat & the vehicles handled well. It has potential, but I want to see some polish. I might come back to it. |
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Bioshock Infinite Video Review
04/14/13, 12:38
It rubs the lotion off its monitor, before it gets its hose. |
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Bryan Fischer: 'homofascists' will make us wear patches like jews in nazi germany
04/13/13, 21:53
Larry Craig's smiling face? |
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An Interesting Life
04/13/13, 13:40
Yeah as art it sucks. However as a window to a disturbed psyche, I'm impressed that anyone would publicly post this blather. |
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Bryan Fischer: 'homofascists' will make us wear patches like jews in nazi germany
04/13/13, 13:38
Let their freak flags fly. Fear and projecting in the GOP.
Anything the right wing lunatics do to repel everyone else is aok in my book. |
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