Sunday, October 16, 2011

Morrissey There is a Light That Never Goes Out (live)

Morrissey Suedehead (live on Later with Jools Holland)

Henry Rollins on Morrissey

Morrissey -- Interesting Drug

Morrissey - The Never Played Symphonies, Live NY 2004

JUDY COLLINS - In My Life (1966)

The Beatles Two Of Us (2009 Stereo Remaster)

John Lennon on Dick Cavett (entire show) September 11, 1971 (HD)

Ray Charles - Eleanor Rigby

ELEANOR RIGBY ★ Joe Jackson (Audio)

Joe Jackson - Real Men - Sydney, 1991 (9 of 17)

Josie Cotton - Johnny Are You Queer

Is it Gay? - Steam Room Stories

Don't keep guys together too long...lmao (Part 2 of 3)

guy shakin it

Army guys dancing

Robert Wyatt - East Timor

robert wyatt caimanera

Safety Dance- Glee Cast [Live at the HP]

Glee Cast - Baby, It's Cold Outside (Glee Cast Version)

Maybe This Time

cabaret - If you could see her through my eyes

cabaret - If you could see her through my eyes

"Money" from CABARET

CABARET - Two Ladies

What Keeps A Man Alive - Recording for Mack The Knife (1989) - From The ...

Jerry Orbach - Mack the Knife [From "The Three Penny Opera"]

Morrissey -Mexico (Royal Albert Hall)

Public Enemy - 911 (Is A Joke)

Rickie Lee Jones - Letters from the 9th ward / Walk Away Rene

THE LEFT BANKE- " PRETTY BALLERINA" (W/ LYRICS)

Arthur Lee and LOVE - My Little Red Book- Burt Bacharach

Roxy Music on Jonathan Ross 'Dream Home'

Roxy Music on Jonathan Ross 'Dream Home'

The Man Who Sold The World -- Velvet Goldmine fanvid

Morrissey - Trash

Morrissey live cover of Suede's "My Insatiable One"

Morrissey We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful

Morrissey - Action Is My Middle Name (Live at Maida Vale 2011)

Morrissey - The Kids A Looker (Live at Maida Vale 2011)

TLC - Unpretty

Lou Reed - Make Up

LET'S PRAY THERE WILL BE NO MORE...NO MORE PART II

Grateful Dead - Second That Emotion - Fillmore East 4.25.1971

David Byrne & Richard Thompson - The Big Country

5 - Talking Heads - Drugs (Live in Rome 1980)

5 - Talking Heads - Drugs (Live in Rome 1980)

The Smiths - 06 I Want The One I Can't Have (Salford 86)

I'm Straight (Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers)

last day of the year

tmy own calendar, to answer the burning question. With my %&th b.day popping up like a medusa's head tomorrow I've decided to devote today to musical visual comments that, oblique as they may be, genuinely reflect certain aspects of my year.

Saturday, October 8, 2011


from 3penny op

morning spake
lyric bbrecht
music kweill
adapted into english by dkelso

MADE LIKE GODS IMAGE
AND UGLY AS SIN
smelly as the bed ya slept in

one more fascist whore in my street
try me baby i cant be beat 2

Tuesday, September 27, 2011


 ATTENTION, ANYONE WITH CONTACT INFO FOR WILL DECKER. PLEASE SEND IT ME AT
davidkbuch55@yahoo.com

Sunday, August 7, 2011

rollin and tumblrin

   
   Both of my loyal reasders are probably aware of my new scamperings on tumblr, namely http://iloveagenre.tumblr.com and its' heavybreathing kid brother http:/dial-a-lad.tumblr.com. They're both good sources of momentary visual and erotic diversion, but lacking in depth.

  Dear reader, am I capable of depth? am I a mere gibbering dilettante, rolling in pools of my own fluids, my harlequin costume darkly stained as a biscuit bag? Go to my livejournal, where,as davidbuch5, I intend to chronicle the day-to-day life, culinary, vinous, cinematic and even sexual,of a country-inhabitant who is queer as fuck.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

a word to the weird

It's a greyish afternoon in almost - summer Delaware. A few of you might remember my abortive essay in genre fiction, iloveagenre.blogspot.com. Specialists such as James Champagne, Oscar d'
Alessi and George Wines were very generous contributors. As the sky fades to a color like exposed Ilford paper, I ask, no, I beseech everyone of you who have something to say, even if it's only a question, to pipe up. I'm usually perching at Facebook, iloveagenre.com @tumblr.com or buchcond7@gmail.com.

Friday, April 22, 2011

Song of the Loon

Thinking back on the various tributes and remembrances of the late Elizabeth Taylor that I read in the past few weeks, I don't recall much, if any mention of her appearance in George Steven's ponderous but memorable A Place in the Sun. In Stevens' visual strategy, Taylor is often seen at a distance, a prize to be obtained, a goal Montgomery Clift must achieve or die. She was in transition from ingenue roles like Father of the Bride. Sometimes her real uncertainty shines through very effectively.


A Place in the Sun is not a great movie. Stevens tries too hard to make a significant film and fails to make a thoroughly enjoyable one. But there are two and a half great performances here - Montgomery Clift as the ambitious but weak George Eastman, Shelley Winters living comfortably in her role as a factory girl in trouble ( her scene with a doctor she hopes will abort her out-of-wedlock child is still startling) and the freakishly dogged Raymond Burr as the prosecutor at George's murder trial. Get yourself an espresso and enjoy a languid movie that, if not great, is still some kind of classic.