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I wish I could speak magpie

#magpies #birds

It's perfect for anyone who thinks their crate could use a little jolt of monster funk.

Doing the sleeveface with Disco Frankenstein album cover

Imagine if a mad scientist wired a dancefloor to a lightning rod—that’s Disco Frankenstein. Ice & Lafayette Afro Rock Band stitch together funk organs, Afro‑rhythmic basslines, and a shock of disco electricity until the groove lurches to life.

Happy Helloween! 🧟🎃👻

I’m kinda relieved tbh, after #3 and #2, I got worried what was going to be #1.

I agree

This classic eighties record was released on this day 40 years ago! 🤯

Tears For Fears - Songs From The Big Chair (25 Feb, 1985)

Happy release day! 🥳🎧

They know how to make access covers look interesting in #Japan and #Taiwan.
Unique and colourful.

Fascism: I sometimes fear... I sometimes fear that people think that fascism arrives in fancy dress worn by grotesques and monsters as played out in endless re-runs of the Nazis. Fascism arrives as your friend. It will restore your honour, make you feel proud, protect your house, give you a job, clean up the neighbourhood, remind you of how great you once were, clear out the venal and the corrupt, remove anything you feel is unlike you... It doesn't walk in saying, "Our programme means militias, mass imprisonments, transportations, war and persecution."

This by Michael Rosen is terrifying and apt for the times we live in now.

A giant cat. Friendly though.

Standing under the Dome of Life.

Platform with dedicated spaces for waiting and safety gates. It is spotless.

The train station includes design features for wheelchair users.

I've never seen so many ways to pay for a train ticket 🎫

On Valentine's Day, we found the world's best train station.

(Not pictured are the excellent independent small businesses selling food, drinks and home made crafts and gifts.)

Brilliant album, the one that sticks with you for a while after giving it a proper listen.
You get to appreciate a true genius of Michael Franti.

This is Fujimaru... And he's quietly judging me for taking his photo. He also has a passport

The SiCX #Kyoto Distillery Times is the perfect spot to relax ...

To taste local gin, eat delicious food and watch the snow fall ❄️

And Fujimaru 🐶 approves this post.

A street with old restaurants and traffic lights.

Osaka castle.

A person riding a bike over the crossing under the bridge.

Some old residential buildings with advertising tower in the background.

A couple of more photos from Osaka.

Posing in Shinsekai with the tower visible in the background.

A view of Shinsekai tower from one of the nearby streets.

A view of famous Dotonbori neon signs from the bridge.

Ebisu Tower ferris wheel in Dotonbori.

Osaka is truly a special city.
Very walkable and clean.
And people are so nice!
Will come back here again 🙌🏻🇯🇵♥️

I think this is cabbage?
Found on our walk in Osaka.

Three days in Tokyo and there's so much to love about it ♥️🇯🇵

I bought an album yesterday called "Realistic Wasp Sounds." When I played it, it didn’t sound anything like wasp sounds though.

Turns out I was playing the bee side🐝

Illustration by Matthew Meyer of a black cloud above rice fields and a waterway. From the cloud claws and a beastly face with a long red emerge.

In #JapaneseFolklore, akashita is a #yokai appearing as a dark, black cloud with sharp claws, a beast's face and long red tongue. They generally appear during summer when water is needed the most. If rice farmers divert and steal water from their neighbours during times of...
#FolkloreThursday
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Goodbye Europe, Kon'nichiwa Japan!

Very excited about my first trip to Japan, together with @mslods.bsky.social.

Currently we're in Tokyo, but also planning to go to Osaka and Kyoto.

Yes 👍🏻

This outstanding debut by Arctic Monkeys (Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not), was released on this day in 2006.
It’s a banger from start to finish.

It received widespread critical acclaim from critics for its depiction of youth British culture and for resurging British indie music.