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szymon:

James Kuhn

Because who doesn’t find faces interesting, and who doesn’t like dogs?

szymon:

James Kuhn

Because who doesn’t find faces interesting, and who doesn’t like dogs?

I gotta get me some a those, whatever they are.

I gotta get me some a those, whatever they are.

His vision was naive, quaint, almost foolish, but forceful in its purity and innocence. Even at his most wildly ridiculous (Lightning Strikes) or quaveringly sublime (Purcell’s Death) there was an acknowledgment of impending apocalypse that lent [him] conviction. For Klaus [Nomi], apocalypse was metaphor for purification, and as the oddball optimist surrounded by cynical detachment an resignation, he dared to believe in a better world. Coilhouse » Blog Archive » He Came From Outer Space to Save the Human Race