Musician/record producer/A+R/DJ/blogger/father/lover/human. He/him. Deacon of Soliti @solitimusic Promo/A+R @pgmfinland @trianisoliti.bsky.social
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Joined September 2009
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Not fixing the transfer bug in #FC27 career mode is rubbish. What the hell are they waiting for? The game has been out over a month and this destroys squad building. Best players wanting to leave the club after being rested for one game is a joke and is ruining the experience.
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Sandro Tonali today:
90 minutes
92% passing accuracy
1 shot
3 tackles
3 interceptions
3 possessions won
6 opp box touches
6 line-breaking passes
7 final third passes
75% duel win rate
7.9 rating
Top 3 midfielders in the league.
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Happy Halloween!
Andy Warhol, "Skulls", 1976, © The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
ALT A stylized, colorful artwork of a skull by Andy Warhol, featuring bold and contrasting colors in yellow, green, blue, black, and brown. The composition includes abstract shapes and lines, highlighting Warhol's iconic Pop Art style.
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JOSEF K: ANTHOLOGY (1979-1982), 3CD BOX SET
15th January 2027
• Definitive three-disc anthology by lauded Scottish post-punk band Josef K.
Available to pre-order now: cherryred.co.uk/josef-k-anth…
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When JACK NICHOLSON won a BAFTA for Chinatown, he accepted the award from the set of ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. One of the great acceptance speeches.
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“Kool Thing” was written by Sonic Youth and appears as the lead single from their 1990 major-label debut album Goo. The song grew out of an interview Kim Gordon conducted with LL Cool J for Spin magazine in 1989. Gordon came away disappointed by his attitude toward punk and women and channeled the encounter into the track.
Public Enemy’s Chuck D contributed the spoken-word responses simply because he was recording down the hall at the same studio. Released in 1990, the song reached No. 7 on Billboard’s Modern Rock Tracks chart and No. 81 on the UK Singles Chart. It became Sonic Youth’s highest-charting single on alternative radio at the time and remains one of their best-known tracks.
