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anosci · 1 year

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(136-150 albums etc that I’ve listened to this year, copied from twitter) (now with art. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11])

names and thoughts below cut

136/ Proc Fiskal - RT Hon (2023) absurdly cool hi tech sound de sign it fills a neat space where it's not "heavy" but it's not "chill" either.

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137/ VA - SPC 18 (2023) absolutely insane turnout for this one! namedropping hilites: "doodack beta" BANGER. MASSIV. "a, b, or d-side?" cute :D "NO MORE SUICIDES" MASSIVELY UNDERRATED MINDBENDER. ERFBOUND. "the most average cbat in ohio" mad decent B)

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138/ Dialed - Dials And Tribulations (2023) a nice chillout idm sort of flavor kinda late 00s sound somewhat? alright all around

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139/ Jesper Kyd - Warhammer 40K: Darktide OST (2022) i got a comment abt JK's electostyle shining in here and… partial agree. the man loves his epic orch but when he pulls out the synths he goes hard. much love for both in "Transmission Commences". +holy shit "Disposal Unit"!

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140/ Keiichi Suzuki - Mother Revisited (2021) this is a heartfelt reprise of the more human side of earthbound's soundtrack. ("mostly" because… wow there's some psychedelics here.) sadly overall not quite my cup of tea, but i cant help but admire the, well… heart.

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141/ GRiZ - Rebel Era (2013) man this griz fellow makes some sexy music. finally, some funk in my wobs!

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142/ Machine Girl - 13th Hour EP (2013) hmm. this doesn't quite vibe with me and i can't place why. except "Trigger Finger", which feels like an odd one out?

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143/ Falcon Funk - Falcon Funk EP (2013) i am excited to announce that koan sound is not the only funky wob dude kicking ass in the early 10s. final track is a bit weak, drifting into some less funky style. feels misplaced. but the first three tracks? hell to the yeah.

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144/ Pegboard Nerds - The Lost Tracks (2013) two big highlights here for me: "FrainBreeze" holy hell an absolute banger opening. i love the FUNK "Lawless" is absolutely WILD to me. im down for the hard acid throwback. but the rest? still really good actually!

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145/ Stenny & Andrea - Vostok Smokescreen (2013) the synths float and the drums have a lovely texture. exactly the kind of kind-of-techno hazy-but-not-really vibes that i needed tonight.

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146/ KNOWER - Let Go (2013) oh yeah, i just remembered. i really really love the stabby synthy jazzy vibe these guys pull off. i honestly thought "time travler" wouldn't hold without anonymoose's video but wow it still slaps. hot damn.

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147/ Genevieve Artadi - Forever Forever (2023) honestly sounds like it could've come from cuneiform. like a particularly relaxed Thinking Plague. soft and luxurious.

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148/ Fantastic Plastic Machine - Scale (2013) man. there's a lot here but i'm struggling to mesh with it. this feels like FPM wanted a piece of that fidget electro swingy houseish action and then… produced something thatd steamroll a 1998 set, but in 2013… bluh :\

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149/ Flume - Arrived Anxious, Left Bored (2023) massive and l u s h . this is a funny spot where i just had a good time so idk what to add lol. its good!

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150/ Flare - DOTS (2013) man, ken ishii always hits just right for me. lots of raw synth stuff but with just enough of a liquid bed to sit comfortably. feels like a really great combo of "old vibes" and new.

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#media thread

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kendimvepencerem · 3 years

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dokuz yaşındayım, yıl 1961. annem benim doğum günüm için pasta yapmış. ilk defa o zaman mum üfleyip bir dilek tuttum. dileğim de şu; o sıralar Yuri Gagarin uzaya çıkan ilk insan olacak. ben de dedim ki, ne olur beni de yanına alsın. o kadar inandım ki dileğimin gerçekleşeceğine, bir çanta yapıp beklemeye başladım. güya sovyet elçiliğinden gelip alacaklar beni. ama sağdan soldan duyuyorum onlar komünist diye. diyorlar ki aman komünist onlar. olsun diyorum, ben de komünist olurum. o sıralarda, bizim giriş katında üniversite öğrencileri oturuyor. annem onlara da komünist diyor. biliyorum onlar bizim kömürlükte kitap saklıyor. ben gittim yürüttüm bir tane. Nazım Hikmet’in şiirleri. en kısasını buldum ezberledim. dedim ki şimdi ruslar gelirse, ben bu şiiri okurum onlara. onlar da der ki tamam bu da bizden, götürürler beni. neyse, tarih 12 nisan. uzay mekiği fırlatılacak, vostok 1 ama hala gelen giden yok. ben diyorum unuttular herhalde beni. mekik fırlatıldı, herkes dua ediyor, mekik atmosferi geçsin uzaya çıksın diye. bir ben diyorum ki yarı yolda dursun dönsün beni alsın. belki bir de amerikalılar, vostok’un uzaya çıkmaması için dua ediyordu. neyse, bütün gün radyonun başında içimden o şiiri okudum: “başım köpük köpük bulut, içim dışım deniz, ben bir ceviz ağacıyım Gülhane Park’ında. budak budak, şerham şerham ihtiyar bir ceviz. ne sen bunun farkındasın, ne polis farkında.” ne zaman bu şiiri okusam uzaya gitmiş kadar olurum. 65 yaşıma geldim. geçen doğum günümde yine bir dilek tuttum, çocuk gibi. yine imkansız bir dilek tabi. ne diledim biliyor musunuz? iyi bir insan olmayı.

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earths-roots-grow-up · 4 years

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I'm thinking about Hetalia Star Trek AU. There are SO MANY possibilities. I have tons of positions and configurations for them that would work, but my favorite one is this:

Ivan is the formidable, harsh captain with a golden heart under all the layers of ice. He seems scary and is hard to get to know better, but when you do, it’s obvious he cares very deeply for his crew. Some kind of tragic backstory, maybe his last ship had a tragic event where large part of the crew died, etc, so now he’s closed off and distrustful.

Alfred as a junior officer in some kind of piloting position, wanting to get to know ALL the planets. His biggest dream is to one day be a captain himself. He looks at space exploration through rose colored glasses and that rubs Ivan the wrong way bc of his own experiences. But he’s good at his job, so Ivan respects that.

Gilbert as the chief of security. Also has a talent and passion for engineering, almost went that direction. But he’s first and foremost a soldier. Took part in active military duty before being on the exploration vessel, so has pretty intense combat experience. Did now want to be on an exploration vessel at all bc he though it’s gonna be boring, but ohh boy it’’s not.

Lud would do great in the engineering room! Maybe even the main engineer? He likes math. A lot. Very no nonsense professional who talks tenderly to the warp engines when no one is looking.

Yao as Ivan’s first officer and Kiku as the science officer.

Romano I think would be fun in the medical bay, a competent doctor with the worst bedside manner EVER and a filthy mouth. Yikes! Really brutally calls out ppl’s bullshit when they are not really that sick. Thanks to him people feel way healthier, bc no one wants to go to the medical bay.

Veneziano as the communications officer, he's great with languages but tends to babble endlessly with other ships/species and gesture a lot, it can be quite funny but also irritating.

Francis and Arthur are also part of the bridge staff and they always bicker like an old couple, driving the captain, first officer and everyone else insane. Tho one death glare from Ivan generally quiets them down. Until the next time!

And the ship could have a Russian name that alludes to the cold war space race, like the Sputnik or maybe Vostok. Yeah, I’m for USS VOSTOK.

Part 2 here

#hetalia #hetalia AU #my aus #aph prussia #aph russia #aph america #aph germany #aph italy #aph romao #aph south italy #aph france #aph england #aph china #aph japan #Axis Powers Hetalia #aph #hetalia axis powers

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hayatmavisi · 4 years

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Dokuz yaşındayım, yıl 1961, annem benim doğum günüm için pasta yapmış, ilk defa o zaman bir mum üfleyip dilek tuttum. Dileğim de şu; o sıralar Yuri Gagarin uzaya çıkan ilk insan olacak. Ben de dedim ki, ne olur beni de yanına alsın... O kadar inandım ki dileğimin gerçekleşeceğine, bir çanta alıp beklemeye başladım. Güya sovyet elçiliğinden gelip alacaklar beni. Ama sağdan soldan duyuyorum onlar komünist diye, diyorlar ki aman, komünist onlar. Olsun diyorum, ben de komünist olurum. O sıralarda, bizim giriş katında üniversite öğrencileri oturuyor, annem onlara da komünist diyor. Biliyorum onlar bizim kömürlükte kitap saklıyor. Ben gittim, yürüttüm bir tane. Nazım Hikmet’in şiirleri. En kısasını buldum ezberledim. Dedim ki şimdi Ruslar gelirse, ben bu şiiri okurum onlara. Onlar da der ki tamam bu da bizden, götürürler beni. Neyse…

12 Nisan. Uzay mekiği fırlatılacak, Vostok 1 ama hala gelen giden yok. Ben diyorum unuttular herhalde beni. Mekik fırlatıldı, herkes dua ediyor, mekik atmosferi geçsin, uzaya çıksın diye. Bir ben diyorum ki yarı yolda dursun dönsün beni alsın. Belki bir de Amerikalılar, Vostok’un uzaya çıkmaması için dua ediyordu. Neyse… Bütün gün radyonun başında içimden o şiiri okudum:

“Başım köpük köpük bulut, içim dışım deniz, Ben bir ceviz ağacıyım Gülhane Parkı’nda, Budak budak, şerham şerham ihtiyar bir ceviz. Ne sen bunun farkındasın, ne polis farkında.”

Ne zaman bu şiiri okusam uzaya gitmiş kadar olurum. 65 yaşıma geldim. Geçen doğum günümde yine bir dilek tuttum, çocuk gibi. Yine imkansız bir dilek tabi. Ne diledim biliyor musunuz?

İyi bir insan olmayı.

#Şahsiyet

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dutmevsimi · 4 years

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”dokuz yaşındayım, yıl 1961… annem benim doğum günüm için pasta yapmış. ilk defa o zaman mum üfleyip bir dilek tuttum. dileğim de şu; o sıralar Yuri Gagarin uzaya çıkan ilk insan olacak. ben de dedim ki ne olur beni de yanına alsın… o kadar inandım ki dileğimin gerçekleşeceğine, ben bir çanta yapıp beklemeye başladım. güya sovyet elçiliğinden gelip alacaklar beni. ama sağdan soldan duyuyorum onlar komünist diye. diyorlar ki amann komünist onlar. olsun diyorum, ben de komünist olurum. o sıralarda, bizim giriş katında üniversite öğrencileri oturuyor. annem onlara da komünist diyor. biliyorum onlar bizim kömürlükte kitap saklıyor. ben gittim, yürüttüm bir tane. Nazım Hikmet’in şiirleri… en kısasını buldum ezberledim. dedim ki şimdi ruslar gelirse, ben bu şiiri okurum onlara. onlar da der ki tamam bu da bizden, götürürler beni. neyse… tarih 12 nisan. uzak mekiği fırlatılacak, vostok 1… ama hala gelen giden yok. ben diyorum unuttular herhalde beni. mekik fırlatıldı, herkes dua ediyor; mekik atmosferi geçsin, uzaya çıksın diye. bir ben diyorum ki yarı yolda dursun dönsün beni alsın. belki bir de amerikalılar vostok’un uzaya çıkmaması için dua ediyordu. neyse… bütün gün radyonun başında içimden o şiiri okudum:

başım köpük köpük bulut, içim dışım deniz,

ben bir ceviz ağacıyım gülhane parkı’nda,

budak budak, şerham şerham ihtiyar bir ceviz.

ne sen bunun farkındasın, ne polis farkında.

ne zaman bu şiiri okusam uzaya gitmiş kadar olurum. altmış beş yaşıma geldim. geçen doğum günümde yine bir dilek tuttum, çocuk gibi. yine imkânsız bir dilek tabi. ne diledim biliyor musunuz? iyi bir insan olmayı.”

#şahsiyet #agah beyoğlu

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ty-talks-comics · 4 years

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Best of DC: Week of December 18th, 2019

Best of this Week: Doomsday Clock #12 - Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, Brad Anderson and Rob Leigh

It’s finally over.

Doomsday Clock started in November of 2017. I remember the Wednesday when it came out. I chose two copies, the main cover for a friend and the Superman Variant cover by Gary Frank for myself. I even received a button that I still wear, faithfully on my signature hat. I was excited for this crossover - this confrontation between Alan Moore’s greatest creations (in my opinion) and the bright and colorful heroes of the DC Universe. At first, everything started off so well. The book came out monthly and it was amazing...for all of two or three issues.

Soon after, the book switched to a bi-monthly schedule so that Johns, Frank, Anderson and Leigh could tell the story right. I was willing to wait and every single issue was worth it...up until more delays. If the math were correct, the story should have finished in December of 2018, but here we are in December 2019...at the end of this long ass journey and I can honestly say that it was all worth it.

By God, was it worth it.

It’s hard to discuss what goes on in this book because I feel like it’s less about what happens in it and more about the meaning behind specific actions, reveals and reappearances. One of the things that we were sold on during this series was the inevitable confrontation between Superman and Doctor Manhattan and Geoff Johns manages to subvert our expectations n a good way in that the fight never quite happens, but is more of an ideological debate between cynicism and hope, something that’s been at the heart of this story and DC Rebirth since the beginning.

*MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD*

Finally confronting each other, Superman asks Doctor Manhattan who he is Manhattan explains that he is either the one who will destroy Superman or be destroyed by Superman. Before they can delve deeper into that conversation, Superman is beset on both sides by the forces of Russia with Markovia and those of Khandaq. Pozhar and Geo-Force order Superman to answer for Firestorm’s supposed crimes against Russia and Black Adam tells them that he will be held accountable in Khandaq. Tensions rise and the battle is on as Manhattan looks on at the powder keg that he has created.

Because of his curiosity and meddling with time, he has created this timeline where hope is fleeting and the Metaverse, as he calls it, is fighting back with Superman caught in the middle. Because of him, the Superman Theory has caused a palpable amount of distrust between the various nations and his causing Firestorm to explode only made those tensions worse. In an effort to understand his final visions of the future, he staged everything in an effort to get in front of Superman.

He has a monologue in his mind where he states that he is caught in a question of two answers, the answers he gave Superman earlier. Superman fights back against both sides as they fight each other. Meanwhile in Gotham City, Reggie Long, the new (former) Rorschach, is saved from an attack by a red hat wearing man by Alfred. Alfred tries to get him to don the mask of the man who killed his father again and Reggie violently pushes Alfred against a wall and decries his former hero and says that he sees no future, no hope, much like Doctor Manhattan.

Gary Frank makes excellent use of the nine-panel grid to show the emotion on Reggie’s face and how much all of this is affecting him. Interspersed between these panels are shots of Superman fighting before we get an AMAZING double page spread showing the block wide battle between the forces of Russia-Markovia and Khandaq. Vostok-X is thrown into a building, Black Adam fires lightning at Tara Markov, Giganta fights another giant hero, even the Batman and Superman of China make appearances as a past panel noted that heroes from around the world have gone to help Superman or oppose him in Washington.

In the middle of Reggie’s breakdown, Batman shows up and offers him encouragement, apologizing for not believing him earlier in the story. He tells Reggie that even if he hates what the mask stood for, he can give it his own meaning, become his own Rosrschach. This is when the theme of hope begins to build up more as in the middle of the big brawl, Superman does everything he can to save people. As a car is about to crush a family, Superman steps in to save them, he then pleads with Doctor Manhattan to do the same.

Up until this point, Doctor Manhattan had been operating on the idea that there were only two possible options to end his fight with Superman, he even reveals that he’s the one who erased Superman’s friends, mentors and killed his parents. Frank and Anderson then draw four amazing panels. Superman cocking his fist back, eyes full of rage, Doctor Manhattan closing in as to accept his fate, Superman lunging forward with the fist outstretched to the reader and concluding with one punch to an attacking Pozhar, saving Manhattan.

Manhattan is almost left dumbfounded and asks why he’s done this. Why did he save him? Superman replies that there’s a third choice to be made. Superman takes note of the pictures of Janey that Manhattan leaves around when he appears and questions that maybe the darkness that he sees is a result of him using his powers to save the universe like he wishes he could have saved himself and his world.

Doctor Manhattan raises his hands and says that he understands, releasing a surge of energy that makes everything fade away. One of the most powerful shots of this entire book are of Superman’s logo slowly dissipating and then thirteen panels of darkness before we see the Rebirth of everything and Clark’s place in the Metaverse. The fight goes on, but as Superman begins to fall, he receives help in the form of...Everyone. The New Legion of Superheroes and the Justice Society of America bring up the rear in quite possibly one of the most beautiful double page spreads in the book.

It’s easy to understand what Hope is to Geoff Johns. He’s a classic man. He sees hope in the DC Universe as the old heroes. The ones who aspired to do good and be good for reasons above themselves. The JSA inspired Superman to become a force for good and in turn, Superman inspired the future Legion. There’s a reason he wanted this series to reintroduce them in the wake of the darker, grittier New 52 and reinforce that darkness isn’t the only way to find the light. At the same time, Johns uses this book as an opportunity to explain the structure of the Metaverse, Superman’s place in it and inform future stories, crises and timelines for the DC Universe.

*SPOILERS MOSTLY OVER*

When Superman lifted that car in 1938 it was just the beginning, but when Barry Allen created the Speed Force, the universe had its first divide and Superman’s timeline shifted up. This split created Earth-2 where Golden Age Superman still resides. The first Crisis divided the Earth again, creating Earth-1985 and at the center of that is still Superman. After Flashpoint and subsequently Rebirth, Earth-52 was spawned.

Superman is the glue that holds everything together.

Superman is the quintessential hero that everything revolves around and he will always show humanity the way. He’ll appear on many Earths at many different points in many different timelines to inspire hope where none can be found. That’s why I love this story so much. Even though Superman and Manhattan didn’t appear in it very much in the first half, their presence was still felt throughout. There was always this air of hope versus despair and we see who won out. The Watchmen Universe served as the perfect deconstruction of superheroes, but what we’re witnessing with Doomsday Clock is the reconstruction.

It’s the returning of the ideal that’s been lost to so many following endless gritty reboots, terrible political conflict in the modern day and lack of truth, justice and the American - no, Human way. In an age where people don’t know how to write a Superman movie, Doomsday Clock should be the example. Against all odds, Superman managed to inspire a being that has shunted away their humanity for the black and whites of logic instead of focusing on all possible options based on hope.

Doomsday Clock may not exactly stand on the same pedestal as the story that inspired it, but it absolutely should stand high. Gary Frank is an amazing artist that gave this book the weight, scope and respect that it deserved throughout. Amazing faces, body language, scene framing, use of visual motifs such as the Carnival picture puts this story above and beyond in terms of art quality. The way he managed to cram so many heroes on only two pages with insane amounts of detail for each is a testament to his ability and similarity to Watchmen artist Dave Gibbons.

Brad Anderson’s colors gave each individual issue their own unique feel with this one making good use of Doctor Manhattan’s blue light in the form of being a new symbol of hope in the face of the dark inks and oranges of the destruction taking place. Even when the mass of characters appear, no one gets lost in the pages because their colors are so distinct and recognizable amongst each other.

This story also couldn’t have been told without Rob Leigh’s amazing lettering. The way that we can distinguish between Manhattan’s dialogue, feel the weight of every character’s words and the bubble placement shows a level of skill that allows us to enjoy the flow of dialogue without losing any of the art.

It’s been a long journey to finally get here, but it has been worth the wait. Even if the current state of the DC Universe has either gone past this story or if it’ll need to be retconned to have been before the current events of Year of the Villain, there’s still a place for it in the overall landscape. I loved all of this and this is the kind of story that makes me glad to be a comic book fan. There’s nuance to everything, a good few messages and amazing art. Better yet, it ensures Geoff Johns future legacy will be one of hope and inspiration thanks to the time that he loved so much and hopes to get back to.

I welcome the return of the Legion of Superheroes even as I’m not the biggest fan of Brian Michael Bendis. Even more so for the Justice Society of America whenever they get a new series announced. It’s great to see the classics again and I’m interested as to how they’ll do in this new modern age.

As for Doctor Manhattan and the rest of the Watchmen characters, without a doubt I think we’ll be seeing some of them again at different points. They didn’t overstay their welcome or absolutely destroy everything like I thought they might, but we know that they’re around and we know there’s still stories to be told despite Alan Moore’s own feelings on such things.

This isn't the perfect sequel to Watchmen, how could it be? But it is an amazing Watchmen adjacent book that builds off of the themes of that story and injects the DCUs vision of hope and justice into these characters. For that, I am glad to have read it.

Doomsday has been avoided and we have several hours before midnight, at least for now.

#doomsday clock #doctor manhattan #superman #justice society of america #legion of super heroes #geoff johns #gary frank #brad anderson #rob leigh #dc comics #comics #comic review

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vostok3-ka · 9 days

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actually going to cry over the fact i understand nothing of this coursework and i have an exam in four days i am going to die i am currently in despair pls help who knows russian cases

#vostok insanity

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jupiterinprensi · 5 years

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9 yaşındayım yıl 1961 annem benim doğum günüm için pasta yapmış. İlk defa o zaman mum üfleyip bir dilek tuttum. Dileğim de şu; o sıralar Yuri Gagarin uzaya çıkan ilk insan olacak. Ben de dedim ki ne olur beni de yanına alsın. O kadar inandım ki dileğimin gerçekleşeceğine, ben bir çanta yapıp beklemeye başladım. Güya Sovyet elçiliğinden gelip alacaklar beni ama sağdan soldan duyuyorum onlar komünist diye. Diyorlar ki amaaan komünist onlar. Olsun diyorum ben de komünist olurum. O sıralarda bizim giriş katında üniversite öğrencileri oturuyor. Annem onlara da komünist diyor. Biliyorum bunlar bizim kömürlükte kitap saklıyor. ben gittim yürüttüm bir tane. Nazım Hikmet’in şiirleri. En kısasını buldum ezberledim. dedim ki şimdi Ruslar gelirse ben bu şiiri okurum onlara. onlarda derki tamam bu da bizden götürürler beni.—

Neyse tarih 12 nisan uzay mekiği fırlatılacak Vostok 1. Ama hala gelen giden yok. ben diyorum unuttular herhalde beni. Mekik fırlatıldı. Herkes dua ediyor mekik atmosferi geçsin uzaya çıksın diye. Bir ben diyorum ki yarı yolda dursun dönsün beni alsın. Belki birde Amerikalılar Vostok’un uzaya çıkmaması için dua ediyordu. Neyse. Bütün gün radyonun başında içimden o şiiri okudum

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Başım köpük köpük bulut, içim dışım deniz,

Ben bir ceviz ağacıyım Gülhane Parkı’nda,

Budak budak, şerham şerham ihtiyar bir ceviz.

Ne sen bunun farkındasın, ne polis farkında.

Ne zaman bu şiiri okusam uzaya gitmiş kadar olurum. 65 yaşıma geldim. geçen doğum günümde yine bir dilek tuttum çocuk gibi. Yine imkansız bir dilek tabi. Ne diledim biliyor musunuz ? İyi bir insan olmayı.

Agâh Beyoğlu

#jupiterinprensi #postlarim

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sairceketli · 6 years

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Dokuz yaşındayım, yıl 1961. Annem benim doğum günüm için pasta yapmış. İlk defa o zaman mum üfleyip bir dilek tuttum. Dileğim de şu; o sıralar Yuri Gagarin uzaya çıkan ilk insan olacak. Ben de dedim ki ne olur beni de yanına alsın. O kadar inandım ki dileğimin gerçekleşeceğine, ben bir çanta yapıp beklemeye başladım. Güya Sovyet Elçiliği'nden gelip alacaklar beni. Ama sağdan soldan duyuyorum onlar komünist diye. Diyorlar ki; aman komünist onlar. Olsun diyorum, ben de komünist olurum. O sıralarda, bizim giriş katında üniversite öğrencileri oturuyor. Annem onlara da komünist diyor. Biliyorum bunlar bizim kömürlükte kitap saklıyor. Ben gittim, yürüttüm bir tane. Nazım Hikmet’in şiirleri. En kısasını buldum ezberledim. Dedim ki; şimdi Ruslar gelirse, ben bu şiiri okurum onlara. Onlar da der ki; tamam bu da bizden, götürürler beni. Neyse... Tarih 12 Nisan. Uzay mekiği fırlatılacak, Vostok 1. Ama hâlâ gelen giden yok. Ben diyorum unuttular herhalde beni. Mekik fırlatıldı. Herkes dua ediyor, mekik atmosferi geçsin uzaya çıksın diye. Bir ben diyorum ki; “Yarı yolda dursun dönsün beni alsın.” Belki bir de Amerikalılar. Vostok’un uzaya çıkmaması için dua ediyordu. Neyse... Bütün gün radyonun başında içimden o şiiri okudum:

Başım köpük köpük bulut, içim dışım deniz, ben bir ceviz ağacıyım Gülhane Parkı'nda, budak budak, şerham şerham ihtiyar bir ceviz. Ne sen bunun farkındasın, ne polis farkında.

Ne zaman bu şiiri okusam uzaya gitmiş kadar olurum. 65 yaşıma geldim. Geçen doğum günümde yine bir dilek tuttum, çocuk gibi. Yine imkânsız bir dilek tabii. Ne diledim biliyor musunuz? İyi bir insan olmayı.

Şahsiyet - Hakan Günday

#şahsiyet #hakan günday #onur saylak #haluk bilginer #nazım hikmet

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trinoviaweni · 5 years

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Merdeka ? terlepas dari belenggu penjajahan, ini yang ada di benak gue kalo denger kata merdeka.

Banyak definisi dari para ahli untuk menjabarkan arti kata merdeka yang sesungguhnya. Tapi gimana sudut pandang masing masing aja mengartikan semuanya. Karena perasaan insan berbeda beda xoxoxo

Gue mau sedikit cerita tentang sebelum merdeka itu gimana sih ?

Sebenernya gamau cerita panjang banget karena gue bukan pelaku sejarahnya atau pengganalisis sejarah gue Cuma sedikit suka ketika bicara sejarah.

Bener ga kalo sejarah kita sebenernya ga dibuka secara mendalam bahkan ada yang di manipulasi ? apa Cuma gue yang berfikir terlalu picik atau gimana sih ? gatau ah bingung, pengen beli es hoho

Yakk! Untuk mencari kebenaran sejarah dan keabsahan sejarah itu emang agak susah, dikarenakan Negara kita waktu itu lkhfagesfb%&*(%^&lweduhwldeihswlgfhjasgcxw9074r nah mungkin kalian bisa artiin sendiri ya geys,

Pernah dengar sosok TAN MALAKA ? NAH SOSOK INI GABISA LEPAS DARI SEJARAH PERJUANGAN INDONESIA MERDEKA.

Mungkin akrab dengan Partai Komunis Indonesia ataupun Sarekat Islam ?

Ya memang benar adanya..

Datuk Sutan Tan Malaka yang lahir di Sumatera Barat ini merupakan “Bapak Republik” yang terlupakan atau yang ditukar ? hehehe kayak sinetron

Buku yang berjudul Naar De Republik (Menuju Indonesia Republik) yang ditulis dari tanah pelarian ini adalah salah satu buah fikir Tan yang menggagas secara tertulis konsep Republik Indonesia pada tahun 1925 dan ini yang membuatnya dijuluki “Bapak Republik” oleh salah satu pesohor bangsa yaitu Muhammad Yamin.

Tak hanya Naar De Republik, salah satu karyanya yaitu Massa Actie juga ditulis oleh Tan pada tahun 1928 yang menginspirasi W.R. Supratman memasukan kalimat “Indonesia tanah tumpah darahku” ke dalam lagu Indonesia Raya, disitu Tan menulis “Di muka barisan laskar, itulah tempatmu berdiri, kewajiban seorang yang tahu kewajiban putra tumpah darahnya”.

Pernah dengar buku “Madilog” nah ini salah satu karya terbaik TAN MALAKA, Madilog diambil dari tiga kata yaitu Matrealisme, Dialektika dan Logika. Perpaduan yang menarik ketiga paham tersebut hingga persepsi Logika Mistik pun menjadi hal yang sangat menarik dari karya laki laki cerdas ini.

Banyak sekali buku karangannya ini mendunia salah satunya yaitu Indonezija; ejo mesto na proboezdajoesjtsjemsja vostoke atau Indonesia dan Tempatnya di Timur yang Sedang Bangkit. Buku ini terbit di Rusia dan beberapa kali di cetak ulang pada tahun 1925.

Hmm betapa luar biasanya sosok ini, akankan masih kita temukan di dunia Milnenial ini ? hehe

Tatapan tajam, dingin, bicara tegas mungkin sedikit imajinasi yang bisa gue gambarin setelah baca beberapa buku tentang dia. Sosok ini sangat ditakuti belanda pada masanya. Dalam salah satu kongres Partai Komunis di Moscow, Tan yang pada saat itu mewakili Indonesia dan mendapatkan kesempatan bicara selama lima menit ini berpidato dalam bahasa Jerman, dia menyampaikan gagasan revolusioner tentang kerja sama antara partai komunis dan islam, katanya komunis tak boleh mengabaikan kenyataan bahwa saat itu ada 250 juta muslim di dunia yang sedang berjuang melawan imperialisme dan merupakan perjuangan yanga sama dengan gerakan komunisme.

Dari penjara ke penjara, dari daerah ke daerah bahkan dari Negara ke Negara semua dilakoni oleh pria berdarah minang ini semasa hidupnya, dan berulang kali mengganti nama untuk melakukan penyamaran karena sosok ini selalu menjadi tawanan penjajah kita pada saat itu.

Betapa bahaya nya sosok ini di mata penjajah pada saat itu, hingga di akhir hayatnya, kematian Tan menjadi Kontroversi. Selama bertahun tahun, ia diyakini ditembak di tepi sungai brantas di wilayah Kediri. Partai Murba, yang didirikannya termasuk penganut pendapat ini. Teori lain menyebutkan bahwa pasukan partai komunis Indonesia berada dibelakang pembunuhan itu.

Hmm entahlah, dikarenakan minimnya informasi dan sangat dikunci rapatnya sejarah Republik Indonesia ini masih menjadi misteri. Tan Malaka pun hingga akhir hayatnya tidak menikah walaupun pernah bertunangan dengan seorang wanita.

Itulah sedikit cerita yang gue inget tentang sosok TAN MALAKA ini, sosok penggagas, cerdas, penuh intrik dan LUAR BIASA ini menjadi salah satu tokoh Favorit gue makanya gue angkat kesini.

Sadar sejarah tuh penting guys, semoga bermanfaat yaaaaaaa…….

Ayafluuu,

Sumber : Seri Buku Tempo “TAN MALAKA” Bapak Republik yang Dilupakan

#kepalaweni

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