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Something always brings me back to you.

It never takes too long.

- Gravity by Sara Bareilles

 

GOD I love her songs.

She's so amazing, her voice is the same on album AND LIVE.

No autotuning crap.

She's amazing please check her out she deserves to be more famous!!

 

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I got them here :)

 

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THREE EXPLORES IN A ROW YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING ME!! YEEEK! #103!! #53 #40!

lại 1 art có tông đỏ :v

dạo này thích xài brush và b&w texture light texture :v

anw, bố cục của mình hơi kỳ chút, và mình ko hợp vs style này nên ko tìm ra điểm gì khác biệt để sáng tạo hơn

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Jaguar XK120 Replica (Autotune Aristocat) - 1971

thanks for helping out Jennie,

 

I am kind of experimenting with making videos with very autotuned. and retro-sounding sounds.. there are some cool ones coming over the next few months!

yet another ke$ha song! she is my favorite artist forever even though she gets a lot of hate for autotune.

Illustratie voor nrc.next

- hype in de rapwereld: zingen

Thankfully, there's no autotune in post-apoc times. Unfortunately, there are still boy bands.

Niet het type auto waar ik van hou, maar deze flink verlaagde Mazda 929 uit 1987 stond er zo goed voor dat ik het niet kon laten om er wat plaatjes van te schieten. Overigens is de auto al bij de derde eigenaar sinds hij in oktober 2020 naar Nederland werd geïmporteerd.

 

Zwaag, Nederland

 

Not the type of car I like, but this heavily lowered 1987 Mazda 929 was in such a nice spot that I couldn't resist taking some pictures of it. By the way, the car is already with its third owner since it was imported to the Netherlands in October 2020.

 

Zwaag, The Netherlands

 

Kenteken / License plate:

Netherlands: J-441-VD

Car: Aristocat Sports Jaguar XK120 replica.

Date of first registration: 1st July 1975 (donor).

Region of registration: Truro.

Latest recorded mileage: 11,261 (MOT 3rd March 2020).

Date of last V5 issued: 11th September 2020.

 

Date taken: 9th August 2015.

Location: Queen Square, Bristol, UK.

Album: Avenue Drivers Club August 2015

Car: Aristocat Sports Jaguar XK120 replica.

Date of first registration: 1st July 1975 (donor).

Region of registration: Truro.

Latest recorded mileage: 11,261 (MOT 3rd March 2020).

Date of last V5 issued: 11th September 2020.

 

Date taken: 20th September 2015.

Location: Queen Square, Bristol, UK.

Album: Avenue Drivers Club September 2015

UPADTED 10.18.2011 (background changed)

 

i can't even capture it on my camera

original & autotuned

youtu.be/t7lM7Bn16Zg

 

First you get the money

Then you get the power, respect

Hoes come last

Oh my God Ronny

 

Ay, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it

Ay, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it

Ay, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it

Get it, get it, get it

Cash rules everything around me

 

Uh, open up the safe, bitches got a lot to say

Pussy in your face that'll put you in your place (boom)

Seven letters on the plate, fuck you in the brain (bitch)

I got cars, I got bags, I got real estate (cash rules)

Foreplay, I ain't come to play

I got big fish money, he gon' bite the bait (yeah)

Can you drop it down, make that ass talk to me?

Keep that energy, gone off the Hennessy (ass)

I need my bag quickly

Separate 6 degrees, bitches think they know me

Sex pistols, Sid Vicious, wet you when it's horny

Hit me on my cash app, check it in the morning

Cash, in this bitch shinin'

Dressed in designer, she could get grimy

And it's perfect timing, gin with the tonic

Bella Hadid, homie could get it

 

Ass

Cash, cash

Ass, bags

Bag

Cash rules everything around me

 

Ay, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it (ass, cash, cash)

Ay, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it (ass, bags)

Ay, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it (bag)

Get it, get it, get it, get it

Cash rules everything around me

 

Ass rules everything around me

Deep in that pussy, yeah I'm drowning

A shark in the water, how you found me?

Best get from 'round me (I'ma dog)

I go hunting like a bounty (woof)

(Cash rules) Ya, make my own rules

Tattoos on that ass, she do night school

Welcome to the players club, ice cube

Diamonds might make the news

Bitch that's photoshop like rappers with that autotune (cash)

Uh, your cheques is not approved

RM 52, anoscope, water proof

Niggas talk a lot of boof, till they outside the booth

My niggas like golden state, inbound, pull up and shoot (swish)

 

Cash

Cash, ass

Ass, bags

Bag

Cash rules everything around me

 

Get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it (ass, cash, cash)

Get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it (ass, bags)

Get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it, get it (bag)

Get it, get it, get it, get it

Cash rules everything around me

 

Ass rules, everything around me

Deep in that pussy, got him drowning (drownin', drownin')

Cash rules, everything around me

A shark in the water, how you found me? (found me, found me)

 

Cash rules (Get the money)

Cash rules (Dollar dollar bill y'all)

Red Autotune Gemini - Number 55 - entered by Melvyn Hartley, seen at Monklands Sporting Car Club's Forrestburn Speed Hill Climb June 2015.

 

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Marcos Mantis (M70) (1970-71) Engine 2498cc S6 OHC

Production 32

Registration Number EGX 23 J (Brighton)

MARCOS ALBUM

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Designed by Dennis Adams and formally shown in 1968 though production got of to a slow start. Powered by a Triumph TR5 fuel injected engine with 150bhp. Constructed with a steel tube frame with coil spring suspension and rigid rear end, with a glass fibre shell and a reported 125mph top speed.

 

In February 1971, Marcos announced that the car could also be purchased in component form, at a domestic market price of £425, compared to the recommended retail price of £3,185 for the factory-built version. For comparison, a sporty luxury saloon such as the V8 Rover 3500 would have cost £2,150 including sales taxes. With Marcos encountering financial problems and closing down later in 1971, only 32 examples of the Mantis were produced, although Motor magazine reported that there were another 35 unsold cars in the United States, and possibly other unsold vehicles elsewhere

 

Following the closure of Marcos, Autotune UK acquired the moulds and produced a few more car kits in the mid-1980s, marketing them as Autotune Mirages

 

NB Same car shot 9 years earlier at Enfield Pageant of Motoring 2012

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Diolch am 85,885,167 o olygfeydd anhygoel, mae pob un yn 90cael ei werthfawrogi'n fawr.

 

Thanks for 85,888,167 amazing views, every one is greatly appreciated.

 

Shot 01.08-2021 exiting the Silverstone Festival 01.08.2021 Ref 150-222

Yesterday, while browsing one of my favorite non-photography websites, the topic of HDR came up in a comments discussion and one of the comments contained the following quote:

 

"HDR=The autotune of the photography world"

 

This ignorant commenter is relating the use of autotuning in the music industry - the process of digitally modifying a vocal track by making pitch corrections - to the creation of high dynamic range images. This implies two misconceptions about HDR that need to be cleared right now.

 

1. The HDR image creation process (also called tonemapping) is easy.

 

False. For proof, check out my HDR Tutorial. I think there are a lot of people out there that think HDR is simply a button on the camera or a program that easily turns a standard image into a tonemapped one. This is not true, it has taken me almost 2 years worth of trial and error with all the different sliders and settings possible, to get the production of my photography to where it is now, and I am still learning new things every day. No two images are ever the same, and each image that I produce requires a different balance of settings to achieve the right balance of light.

 

Ok, so maybe it is not easy to create a tonemapped image from brackets, but any amateur can create a compelling HDR once they learn tonemapping, right? This brings me to misconception #2.

 

2. The HDR process can turn any photo taken by an amateur photographer into something appealing.

 

This couldn't be further from the truth. When producing an HDR image, all the rules of good composition, lighting, and time of day still exist. If you don't believe me, take a look at some of my early work and you will notice a complete disregard for many of the core principles of composition. I will admit that a byproduct of the HDR process is the creation of excellent looking texture and this leads certain subjects to be more suited towards HDR than others. The below image of a wine cellar at Castello di Verrazzano is a perfect example of that. That does not, however, mean that any composition, with any set of f-stop, white balance, ISO, and expsoure settings would come out looking like the image you see below.

 

I give my readers the benefit of the doubt, and I believe that it is only a small percentage of people that still have these misconceptions about HDR photography. For the critics that are still out there though, I ask you to stop looking at HDR as some sort of cheap equivalent of autotuning in the music industry and start seeing HDR as what it really is. HDR is simply a breakthrough technology in the photography industry. Photographers can embrace this technology, or they can ignore it.

 

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White Aristocat Jaguar XK - JJK 454 - seen making a run at the Bo'ness Revival Classic Show & Hill Climb, September 2018.

 

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Car: Autotune Aristocat, a Jaguar XK120 replica.

Year of manufacture: 2001.

Date of first registration in the UK: 24th July 2001.

Place of registration: Dudley.

Date of last MOT: 30th May 2022.

Mileage at last MOT: 44,368.

Date of last change of keeper: Not applicable.

Number of previous keepers: 0.

 

Date taken: 4th September 2022.

Location: Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, UK.

Album: Pembrokeshire County Car Run September 2022

Car: Aristocat Sports Jaguar XK120 replica.

Date of first registration: 1st July 1975 (donor).

Region of registration: Truro.

Latest recorded mileage: 11,261 (MOT 3rd March 2020).

Date of last V5 issued: 11th September 2020.

 

Date taken: 9th August 2015.

Location: Queen Square, Bristol, UK.

Album: Avenue Drivers Club August 2015

Autotune Garage and former filling station in Glannant Road, Carmarthen.

 

Date taken: 16th December 2022.

Location: Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, UK.

Album: Petrol Stations and Garages

Autotune Gemini à Albi

Concrete walls whisper secrets,

not rhymes of freedom,

but echoes of steel.

 

A smuggled radio hums,

a lifeline in the gray.

Rusty Draper's voice,

a cracked vinyl memory,

floats in the stale air.

 

*In the middle of the house,

there's a big old easy chair…*

 

He pictures it,

a worn armchair, not a throne,

but something real.

Grandma's house, maybe,

before the fame,

before the fall.

 

The beat drops low,

a phantom bass in his head.

No autotune can mend

the broken melody of now.

 

He closes his eyes,

sees her smiling face,

hears Rusty's words again,

a prayer from a forgotten song.

 

*And that's where you'll find me. *

 

Maybe one day,

he'll find himself again,

in the middle of something good.

But for now,

only Rusty understands.

 

— Poem courtesy of Editpad Poem Generator.

 

The Blue Heron Paper Mill as seen from the McLoughlin Promenade, Oregon City, Oregon.

 

A "Free Fetty" graffiti is written here. 'Fetty' is likely the American rapper Willie Junior Maxwell II, better known by his stage name Fetty Wap. Mr. Maxwell is scheduled to be released from prison on February 7, 2027.

 

Media

* CatsPjamas1: Rusty Draper - In the Middle of the House (1956)

 

See also: IMG_3219 Still a Better Love Story Than Twilight

Concrete walls whisper secrets,

not rhymes of freedom,

but echoes of steel.

 

A smuggled radio hums,

a lifeline in the gray.

Rusty Draper's voice,

a cracked vinyl memory,

floats in the stale air.

 

*In the middle of the house,

there's a big old easy chair…*

 

He pictures it,

a worn armchair, not a throne,

but something real.

Grandma's house, maybe,

before the fame,

before the fall.

 

The beat drops low,

a phantom bass in his head.

No autotune can mend

the broken melody of now.

 

He closes his eyes,

sees her smiling face,

hears Rusty's words again,

a prayer from a forgotten song.

 

*And that's where you'll find me. *

 

Maybe one day,

he'll find himself again,

in the middle of something good.

But for now,

only Rusty understands.

 

— Poem courtesy of Editpad Poem Generator.

 

The Blue Heron Paper Mill as seen from the McLoughlin Promenade, Oregon City, Oregon.

 

A "Free Fetty" graffiti is written here. 'Fetty' is likely the American rapper Willie Junior Maxwell II, better known by his stage name Fetty Wap. Mr. Maxwell is scheduled to be released from prison on February 7, 2027.

 

Media

* CatsPjamas1: Rusty Draper - In the Middle of the House (1956)

 

See also: IMG_3436 In the Middle of the House and IMG_3219 Still a Better Love Story Than Twilight

Car: Aristocat Sports Jaguar XK120 replica.

Date of first registration: 1st July 1975 (donor).

Region of registration: Truro.

Latest recorded mileage: 11,261 (MOT 3rd March 2020).

Date of last V5 issued: 11th September 2020.

 

Date taken: 20th September 2015.

Location: Queen Square, Bristol, UK.

Album: Avenue Drivers Club September 2015

NI plates - untaxed since September 1997 - no DVLA MOT history - abandoned.

Jaguar XK Replica (1984-on) Engine 4235cc S6 DOC

Registration Number B 290 MDP (Reading)

ARISTOCAT SET

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Designed by Autotune founder Anthony Taylor using a rigid space-frame chassis, a more sophisticated front suspension and wider track, using the full-width axles of a donor XJ6 or XJS, and big disc brakes. With a larger cabin area and fibre glass body, visual correct when viewed from the side, but an extra six inches wider than the XK120, and armed with side-impact beams and a deeper, and a stronger central tunnel, the engine and gearbox are located further backthan the original

 

There is the option of a dimensionally accurate, narrow Aristocat coupe based on an XK140 coupe, but only a few have been made.

 

Supplied by Aristocat and based upon a Jaguar XJ6 donor vehicle.

 

Autotune as a company dates beck to 1969, when it focused on race car prep and Jaguars, and is located in Rishton, Lancashire. The Aristocat was actually developed prior to the inaugural 1984 U.K. kit car racing championship, but used this event to gain credibility. It has been in continuous production ever since.

 

Diolch am olygfa anhygoel, 64,169,502

oblogaeth y Lloegr honno dros y Mynyddoedd

 

Thanks for a stonking 64,169,502, views

 

Shot 05.05.2018 at Donington Historic Festival, Donington Park, Leic Ref 133-024

      

Way of Roses, cross stitch embroidery on car parts, by Severija Incirauskaite-Kriauneviciene (LT) at the Strich & Faden - Heimat, Folk-art and Travesty art exhibition at Kunstraum Richard Sorge, Berlin, May/June 2009.

 

Lithuanian textile artist, teacher and curator Severija Incirauskaite-Kriauneviciene takes pleasure in things that are only insignificant details to most people. Proletarian concepts of beauty and utilitarian objects inspire her and form the basis of her cross stitch embroideries on car parts, "Way of Roses".

 

Severija's "female car tuning" is not only bringing an unexpected poetic touch to car decoration, it is turning everything that is expected of embroidery on its head: homely becomes worldly, static becomes mobile, feminine becomes masculine, decoration becomes social critique.

 

About the Strich & Faden exhibition:

The folksy German expression "nach Strich und Faden" means to do something thoroughly, with great artistry and precision, or according to the rules of an art or craft. In contemporary language the term has gained connotations of trickery, deceit and travesty: our belief in authenticity has gone. Travesty is a device present in many works in this show, either as an artistic attitude, or as a subject matter. The participating artists use it to subvert both the traditions of Art & Crafts and our expectations of art.

The new edition of Strich und Faden presents representatives of the thriving US-american Neocraft scene - some of which are shown in Germany (or Europe) for the first time - and presents them alongside their (Eastern) European colleagues. Strich und Faden II goes beyond crafting however, also incorporating conceptual and neo-traditional works on folklore and regionalism.

Выставка Demo 'N' Auto; Первый этап Чемпионата Украины по автозвуку и тюнингу EMMA Ukraine

25-26 апреля 2009

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Jay-Z Blueprint 3, the best hip-hop album of 2009. Game changing tracks and the death of the auto-tune. World class music tracks, this cd is a definate classic.

 

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This is my list of my favorite 2018 songs.

 

This year I was able to listen to a much broader range of songs than in the past thanks to a great new website (Popnable) that lists the top YouTube listens for an astonishing range of countries (from Kyrgyzstan to Cameroon).

 

Unfortunately, much of the local music throughout the world is the same factory-produced, autotuned, syndrum-drenched crap that dominates American radio, just in more obscure languages. Ultimately, I weeded through 4000-plus songs to come up with this list of just under 100 songs.

 

If anyone wants to actually hear any of the songs on this list, go to Spotify and search on “2018 Snopes Favorites.” That should turn up the entire playlist. Or just go to YouTube and start searching song by song.

 

89 – The Carters – “Apeshit” – It is a sign of the times that President Obama’s year-end best songs list (which was pretty good) includes this song by husband and wife Jay-Z and Beyonce, which includes the line “get off my d**k.” This was an absolutely sex-drenched year in music, and the number of songs about female private parts was astonishing.

 

88 - MC MM, DJ RD – “So Quer Vrau” – This seemingly German oompah band song is actually by Brazilian hardcore rappers.

 

87 - Nickie Minaj “Barbie Dreams” – This song disses a whole bunch of rappers in the filthiest ways imaginable. It’s hilarious.

 

86 - EAZ, Xen, Ledri Vula – “Nasty Girl” – Most of the lyrics to this gentle rap song are in Albanian, but the English chorus seems to be about a female derriere.

 

85 – Poppy – “Girls In Bikinis” – Poppy is a former Rockette from Boston. From Wikipedia, she seems to live a cosplay life. She has recently started the Poppy.Church.

 

84 - Tayna, Don Phenom – “Columbiana” – Another song mostly in Albanian. It seems to be about marijuana. It’s an obvious ripoff of Camila Cabelo’s “Havana,” but it sure sounds good.

 

83 - Yemi Alade – “Bum Bum” – This hooky song by a Nigerian rapper is another about the female derriere, this time about “shaking your bum bum bum.”

 

82 - Pistol Annies - “Got My Name Changed Back” – Miranda Lambert, Ashley Monroe, and Angaleena Presley are the Pistol Annies. Aggressively feminist country music. “Well I've got me an ex that I adored/But he got along good with a couple road whores/Got my name changed back (yeah yeah)/I got my name changed back (yeah yeah)/I don't wanna be a Missus on paper no more/I got my name changed back (yeah yeah) … I broke his heart and took his money….”

 

81 - Ashley McBryde – “Girl Goin' Nowhere” – McBryde is a heavily tattooed Nashville singer-songwriter who’s gotten a lot of critical buzz for her first album. This is a good song, but I’m a little skeptical about her long term potential.

 

80 - Meghan Trainor – “Let You Be Right” – Catchy mainstream pop with cute lyrics:” I don't wanna fight tonight/ I'ma let you be right (let you be right)/We can make up if you just kiss me at the next traffic light”

 

79 - MC Stojan - “La Miami” – This is classical sounding Arabic pop, with a circular rhythm and sinuous guitar lines – but it’s in Serbian. Even using Google Translate, I can’t figure out what this song is about, although I assume Miami has something to do with it.

 

78 - Pasha, RebMoe – “I Don't Speak French” – Goofy and catchy song by a Norwegian rapper.

 

77 – Shenseea – “Body Good” – Shenseea is a Jamaican dancehall performer. This song is a tribute to (in keeping with 2018’s dominant theme) the goodness of female genitalia.

 

76 - Haifa Wehbe – “Touta” – In 2006, Wehbe was on People Magazine’s 50 Most Beautiful People list. Wehbe won the title of Miss South Lebanon at the age of sixteen and was a runner-up at the Miss Lebanon competition, which was revoked after it was discovered that she was ineligible because she had been married and had a child. (I love Wikipedia.)

 

75 – Badshah – “She Move It Like” – Badshah is India’s most popular rapper. Google Translate couldn’t handle the lyrics to this song, but I’m betting it’s about the female derriere.

 

74 - Becky Warren – “Carmen” – Bouncy, upbeat country/Americana love song to Carmen.

 

73 - Richard Thompson – “The Rattle Within” – Wonderful to hear a good new Richard Thompson song. One of the greatest guitarists ever.

 

72 - M3NSA – “God Is Good God Is Good God Is Good” – Ghanaian singer and producer M3NSA savagely mocks the minister of the International Central Gospel Church, who was implicated in a financial scandal.

 

71 – Litany – “Call On Me” – female singer from Harrogate, UK. Smooth and polished request for a one-night stand.

 

70 - 24hrs, Lil Pump – “Lie Detector” – 24 Hours is an Atlanta rapper (is everyone who lives in Atlanta a famous rapper?). The song incorporates a brief tribute to female genitalia.

 

69 - Clay Parker and Jodi James - "Easy, Breeze" – Gillian Welch lives.

 

68 - Lost Frequencies, James Blunt – “Melody” – The sweetest song of the year is from a Belgian DJ.

 

67 - Alice Merton – “Why So Serious” – An old-fashioned anthemic female belter by a German/English singer.

 

66 - Emmanuel Jal, Nyaruach – “Ti Chuong” – Christian Sudanese gospel rapper, formerly a conscript child soldier in the Sudanese People’s Liberation Army.

 

65 - Colin Self - “Story” - Mr. Self’s self-description: “Colin Self was born in 1987 in Portland, Oregon. He lives and works in Berlin and Brooklyn. Self graduated in 2010 with a BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. A composer, choreographer, and performance artist, Self often works in and with interdisciplinary collectives, using the voice, the body, and digital technologies to explore gender, communication, our relationships to the biological and the technological, the potential for social transformation, and the spaces between and across binaries and boundaries.”

 

64 - Sebongile Kgaila – “Gladys” – From the great compilation album, “I’m Not Here to Hunt Rabbits.” Apparently, Botswanans play guitar differently than everyone else in the world.

 

63 - Rodney Crowell, Mary Karr – “Christmas In Vidor” – I wonder what the Beaumont, Texas suburb of Vidor ever did to piss Rodney Crowell off so bad to warrant this piece of pure venom.

 

62 - Orquesta Akokan – “Mambo Rapidito” – 14-piece mambo band from Havana.

 

61 - Future, Juice WRLD – “Fine China” – Classic trap artist from Atlanta rhymes “fine china, “I remind her,” “I’m a divah,” and “vagina.” Really pretty song.

 

60 - King Princess – “Pu**y Is God” – Brooklynite King Princess is very fond of what the Victorians called pudenda. I hesitate to put a gender label on “King Princess,” but she presents as female.

 

59 – cupcakke – “Duck Duck Goose” – “Easy Bake Oven and this pu**y so similar….” If cupcakke got her mind out of the gutter, she wouldn’t have no mind at all.

 

58 - Courtney Barnett – “Need A Little Time” – Sydney, Australia singer with an irresistible deadpan singing voice. Classic rock and roll. Barnett has three songs on the 2018 list.

 

57 - Janelle Monae – “Make Me Feel” – Monae is probably the best of the big-voiced women who dominate the pop radio charts.

 

56 – Rosalia – “Que No Salga La Luna - Cap.2: Boda” – I’ve long wondered why the distinctive rhythms of Spanish flamenco have not crossed over to the mainstream. It looks like Rosalia might be the first flamenco artist to reach a wider audience. She deserves it, this is gorgeous music.

 

55 - Car Seat Headrest – “My Boy (Twin Fantasy)” – Leesburg, Virginia’s greatest (now in Seattle).

 

54 - Courtney Barnett – “City Looks Pretty” – Buzzy guitars wrap around Pavementesque lyrics like this – “Friends treat you like a stranger and strangers treat you like their best friend, oh well.” Addictive.

 

53 - Thee Oh Sees – “Enrique El Cobrador” – Black Sabbath lives! (and can play their instruments way better than they used to)

 

52 – XXXTENTACION – “Sad!” – Stereotypically, rapper XXXTENTACION’s career got a huge boost (this song has 878 million Spotify streams) when he was gunned down in Deerfield Beach, Florida in June at age 20. Unstereotypically, his music was innovative and interesting (and not exclusively about female genitalia). It’s really too bad.

 

51 – Spiritualized – “The Morning After” – Still spacy after all these years.

 

50 - David Byrne – “ I Dance Like This” – The B-side to “Burning Down the House.”

 

49 - Soccer Mommy – “Your Dog” – A bracing lyric from the rare Nashville native – “I don’t want to be your f**king dog that you drag around, a collar on my neck tied to a pole, leave me in the freezing cold.” Ringing guitars to boot.

 

48 - The Chainsmokers – “Sick Boy” – It is an enduring mystery why the Chainsmokers, who are 100% American, sing in a British accent. But, boy do they sound great.

 

47 - Laura Marling, LUMP, Mike Lindsay – “Curse of the Contemporary” – Eric Burdon meets Heart, with Fleetwood Mac avant-garde garnishes. Maybe the most purely pretty song of 2018.

 

46 - Cardi B – “Get Up 10” – “Look, they gave a bitch two options: strippin' or lose/ Used to dance in a club right across from my school/ I said "dance" not "f**k", don't get it confused/Had to set the record straight 'cause bitches love to assume.”

 

45 - Mary Gauthier - “The War After the War” – Political correctness can be both beautiful and, well, correct.

 

44 - Car Seat Headrest - “Stop Smoking (We Love You)” – The title is the sum total of the lyrics.

 

43 - Mercedes Peon – “Deixaas” – I’m predicting this is by far the best Galician music you’ve ever heard. Driving beat over lovely intertwined female voices … how could you go wrong?

 

42 – Odette – “Lotus Eaters” – Piano and voice from a 20-year old woman from Sydney with a plummy fake accent. It ought to be awful, but it really is not. Not at all.

 

41 - Priscilla Renea – “Gentle Hands” – “I want a strong man with gentle hands.”

 

40 - Rodney Crowell, Brennen Leigh – “Merry Christmas From An Empty Bed” – Rodney Crowell’s “Christmas Everywhere” is the best Christmas album since the 1981 classic “A Christmas Record” on Ze records. This heartbreaker is the best traditional heartbreaker on the album, though not the best song on the album (which has 4 songs on this list).

 

39 - Courtney Barnett – “I'm Not Your Mother I'm Not Your Bitch” – Message delivered with a deluge of feedback.

 

38 - Sofi Tukker – “Batshit” – This duo, who met at Brown University, have a lock in case the Guinness Book of World Records ever decides to add a category of “most times the word ‘batshit’ has been used in a single song.” Autotuned, syndrummed, very polished … and yet really really good.

 

37 - Alec Benjamin – “If We Have Each Other” – A song to tide us over since Ed Sheeran did nothing new this year. And it’s not bad at all. Maybe Ed should be looking over his shoulder.

 

36 - Too $hort – Balance – Another female derriere tribute song, but it rises above the genre. “It must be a challenge, trying to keep your balance, with a ass like that, yeah it’s fat, okay…”

 

35 - Valee, Jeremih – “Womp Womp” – A portion of her physique “tastes like peach cobbler.” Valee is flying a little under the radar because he’s trying to do trap out of Chicago (where it gets way colder than Atlanta, which makes it hard to pull off trap levels of chill). Another very pretty song with extremely sexually explicit lyrics.

 

34 - Otoboke Beaver “anata watashi daita ato yome no meshi” – These Tokyo women don’t just pay tribute to HarDCore, they run straight over HarDCore.

 

33 - Rodney Crowell – “Let's Skip Christmas This Year” – Toni loves to put on Christmas music starting pretty much the day after Thanksgiving, but she doesn’t understand how Spotify works so I’m in charge of the playlist. This Rodney Crowell anti-classic will be added to the short list from now on.

 

32 - Y La Bamba – “Mujeres”– As someone who firmly believes that didacticism and politics are the surest combination for producing terrible music, if you’d have told me that this “Mujeres” is a “battle cry against machismo” by Portland-based Latinx Luz Elena Mendoza I would have confidently predicted a constricted dry monstrosity. ‘Wrong, Moose Breath!,” as Carnak the Magnificent often chastised the magnificently predictable Ed McMahon.

 

31 - Kapil Seshasayee – “The Ballad of Bant Singh” – If you explore the body of work of Glasgow jazzbo Kapil Seshasayee you’ll find way too much unlistenable experimentation, usually at great length. But this three-minute piece about Bant Singh, an Untouchable who was beaten nearly to death for protesting his daughter’s gang rape, is tightly focused and moving.

 

30 - Mountain Man - “Stella” – An acapella piece by an unknown three-woman group from Raleigh, North Carolina should have been easy to delete when assembling this list from a starting conglomeration of 4000-plus songs. It wasn’t.

 

29 - Tal National – “Entente” – For music critics, 2018 was the year of the Tuareg guitarists. The Tuaregs are a Berber tribal group who inhabit the Sahara on the southern fringes of North Africa and northern fringes of sub-Saharan Afria (including portions of Libya, Algeria, Tunisia, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Nigeria). Apparently, Jimi Hendrix’s music was extremely popular among the Tuareg and there are a bunch of Tuareg guitarists who have built on Hendrix to produce a guitar-drenched wall of sound. Toni and I and our friends Carol and Jack saw a great show by Tuaregan guitarist Mdou Mocstar at Drom in the East Village in January. But Mocstar released no new music in 2018 and I couldn’t find any music released in 2018 by Tuareg guitarists that measured up to that show. The closest I found was this song by Tal National, a pan-North African group that includes at least one Tuareg. They’re very different from the Tuareg guitarists, but are worthwhile i their own right (if a touch “World Music-ish”).

 

28 – XXXTENTACION - “Moonlight” – One of the last songs from this 20-year-old is both inspiring and depressing in its intertwining of the beauty of femininity in the moonlight and a “Smith and Wesson” and a “knife in the intestine.”

 

27 - Sebongile Kgaila – “Tika Molamu (Knobkerrie Throw)” – You guitarists out there should try to put aside your preconceptions and really listen to this new way of playing the guitar from Botswana. Fascinating and energetic.

 

26 - A$AP Rocky – “Sundress” – A$AP Rocky moved from Harlem to New Jersey where he has been inspired by his fellow intellectual New Jersey-ites Yo La Tengo and the Feelies.

 

25– Fontaines D.C. – “Chequeless Reckless - Darklands Version” – An idiot is someone who lets their education do all their thinking.

 

24 - Lucy Dacus – “Night Shift” – A song about recovery from breaking up with your first love. “The first time I ever tasted somebody else’s spit, I had a coughing fit. I mistakenly called them by your name.”

 

23 – Wussy – “One Per Customer” – Wussy, a Cincinnati band, is the greatest American band that basically no one has ever heard of (Robert Christgau, the venerable rock critic, is a huge fan, but as he’s almost 80 no one listens to him any more). “Don’t you wish you could have been an astronaut, back when astronauts had more appeal?”

 

22 - 88rising, Joji, Rich Brian, Higher Brothers, AUGUST 08 – “Midsummer Madness” – “Can’t look me in the eyes when you’re sober … last night I lost all my patience … you were f**ked up I was wasted… midsummer madness … I can’t take it … no more.” Beautiful tenor lead and lovely harmonies.

 

21 - Rodney Crowell, Daddy Cool & The Yule – “All For Little Girls & Boys” – Rodney Crowell actually doesn’t sing on the best song on his brilliant Christmas album “Christmas Everywhere.” This piece is almost 1920’s Appalachian in its sensibilities.

 

20 - Ammar 808, Sofiane Saidi – “Kahl el inin” – Tunisian-led bass-heavy trance music band.

 

19 - XXXTENTACION, Rio Santana, Judah, Carlos Andrez – “I don't even speak spanish lol” – A lovely song by the doomed 20-year-old celebrating lust on the dance floor with (for once) no trace of foreboding about his imminent murder. “Dance with me through the night.”

 

18 - Rita Ora, Bebe Rexha, Charli XCX, Cardi B – “Girls” – Gorgeous autotuned anthem, “Sometimes I just want to kiss girls, girls, girls….”

 

17 – Rosalia – “MALAMENTE - Cap.1: Augurio” – This fairly traditional flamenca song (admittedly heavily syndrummed) has 67 million streams on Spotify. That is definitely progress for this radically underappreciated Spanish music.

 

16 - Saba Andemariam – “Halengaye” – I have probably wildly overrated this song since I’m not really very familiar with Ethiopian and Eritrean music. I might be a note-for-note copy for some other Tigrayan classic, for all I know. But to my ignorant ears, it’s a densely structured, edgy gem.

 

15 - Cole Swindell – “Break up in the End” – Country to the core. “I'll introduce you to my mom and dad/Say ‘I think I love her’ when you leave that room/I'd still not take their advice when I say you're moving in/Even though we break up in the end”

 

14 - Amen Dunes – “Miki Dora” – NYC solo musician backed by a rotating group of musicians, but they make some shamelessly gorgeous music.

 

13 - Pistol Annies – “Milkman” – Second best country music song of the year. “If mama would've loved the milkman/Maybe she wouldn't judge me/If she'd've had a ride in his white van/Up and down Baker Street/On a Monday with her hair down and hand about to slide between his knees/But mama never did love nothin' but daddy and me”

 

12 - 03 Greedo – “Bacc to Jail” – I usually have a visceral reaction against songs that heavily use the n-word (or the n***ah word). But this song is an exception. The word fits the singer’s helpless acceptance that he is being sentenced to many years in prison for the victimless crimes of drug dealing and gun possession.

 

11 - Moon Hooch – “Light It Up” – As far as I can tell, Moon Hooch is by far the best jazz band playing today. Not a trace of ossification here.

 

10 - Kane Brown – “Short Skirt Weather” – Kane Brown is about to take popular country music by storm and it’s tempting to label him the “new Charley Pride” since he’s black. But “Short Skirt Weather” is way better than anything Pride ever did. “Oh my baby's made for short skirt weather/Yeah she makes me wish summer would just go on forever/From them yellow polka dots/From blue jeans to leather/Oh my baby's made for short skirt weather.” Brown is going to transcend color (no pun intended).

 

9 - Janelle Monae, Pharrell Williams – “I Got The Juice” – The title says it all.

 

8 – The Low Anthem – “Give My Body Back” - After a terrible auto accident after a Washington, DC show, the Low Anthem became very introspective … and very interior, without any real concern about what might be commercial. They did a DC show this spring that was one of the most intellectually challenging shows I’ve ever seen. “Give My Body Back,” a song about a cube-shaped salt doll who walks into the ocean to determine who she really is, has to be their most commercially palatable song of their recent work. This is definitely the most pretentious song on this list, but it was also a serious contender for the best song of the year.

 

7 - Ashley Monroe – “Hands On You” – Mainstream country yet the most genuinely erotic song of a year filled with sex-drenched songs. “I wish I would've laid my hands on you/ Shown you a thing or two/I wish I would've pushed you against the wall/Lock the door and bathroom stall, windows and the screen/I wish you would've laid your hands on me/That kind gon' bring me to my knees/I wish I would've let you lay me down/'Cause I wouldn't be here wishing now/ I wish I would've laid my hands on you”

 

6 – Wussy – “Gloria” – “Now he checks the page again/To find the thing he might have missed/Is she a phantom or a memory/Or the girl that you once kissed/So he is typing in her name to prove/That she does not exist/Her name is Gloria”

 

5 - Fuse ODG, KiDi, Kuami Eugene – “New African Girl” – The most hopeful song of the year came from this British-Ghanaian group: “African girl show them…. Aaah show them/ Ghanaian girl show them…/ Aaaahh show them Cameroonian girl, show them… / Aaahh show them Jamaican girl show them… / aaahh show them our skin so smooth/ Like lotion baby girl come wine that thing/ She got a big bum bum/ Bigger than the ocean/ Are you gonna gimme that thing yeah/ I want to be with you for life/ Oh let me take you on a ride/ yeah I give you what you want ooh cia bella/Let your body talk talk/Make your body talk talk/You African girl talk talk (Oh lord of mercy )/ bad gal talk”

 

4 - Priscilla Renea – “Jonjo” – The most genuinely poetic song of the year, about a girl and her brother and a treehouse. Purportedly country music, though I’m skeptical that any of Ms. Renea’s songs will ever crack those unsubtle charts.

 

3 - Childish Gambino – “This Is America” – If videos counted, this would be number 1. But why should Atlanta win everything?

 

2 - girl in red – “i wanna be your girlfriend”- “Oh hannah/I wanna feel you close/Oh hannah/Come lie with my bones”

 

1 - Bastian Baker – “Blame It on Me” – “Driving, the gun’s in the seat between us/It might be loaded, it might be loaded/And someday I won’t have to ask that question/It’s always loaded, it’s always loaded/And it all breaks down when you fire that gun” ---– “I’d have walked away, but the blood is on both of our hands.”

All killer whales have white spots on black skin. Although there are some patterns in the structure of the spots, the markings of different individuals are quite unique, which allows them to distinguish each other even in muddy water.

 

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Olympus Trip 35 / Portra 400

 

Designed and built by Autotune in 1983 the Aristocat is a replica ‘within the spirit’ of the famous Jaguar XK Series of Sports Cars

 

Walthamstow, East London, UK

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bvLphVWHpo

Uh, mhm, kyuh

R.I.P. to B.I.G.

Classic shit

 

[Verse 1]

I'm lookin' for a nigga to give some babies

A handful of Weezy, sprinkle of Dave East

Man, I ain't got no type like Jxmmi and Swae Lees

But if he can't fuck three times a night—peace!

I tried to fuck 50 for a powerful hour

But all that nigga wanna do is talk Power for hours

B-beat the pussy up, make sure it's a K-O

Step your banks up like you're movin' that yayo

Somebody go and make sure Karrueche okay though

I heard she think I'm tryna give the coochie to Quavo

They always wanna beat it up, goon up the pussy

Man, maybe I should let him autotune up the pussy

All these Bow Wow Challenge niggas lyin' and shit

Man, these Fetty Wap niggas stay eyein' my shit

Drake worth a hundred milli, he always buyin' me shit

But I don't know if the pussy wet or if he cryin' and shit

Meek still be in my DMs, I be havin' to duck him

"I used to pray for times like this" face-ass when I fuck him

Man, Uzi is my baby, he ain't takin' a L

But he took it literally when I said "Go to hell!"

Used to fuck with Young Thug, I ain't addressin' this shit

C-caught him in my dressing room, stealin' dresses and shit

I used to give this nigga with a lisp tests and shit

How you want the pu-thy? Can't say your S's and shit

 

Autotune Aristocat based on a donor 1977 Jaguar XJ6.

 

4235cc.

Subsequently re-registered XKZ 744 in August 2023.

Registered as an 'Aristocat Sports'.

NI plates - untaxed since September 1997 - no DVLA MOT history - abandoned.

What a great player! Jon was using double bass drums right from the off and a lot of the stuff guys are playing today with double bass drum pedals, Jon was doing 30 years ago with two pedals, such stamina.

I took this shot during a gig he was doing with Tempest as part of a promotional thing for Arbiter Auto-Tune drums.

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