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Valley is a mixed-use housing complex in Amsterdam's Zuidas business district. Designed by MVRDV and completed in 2022, the structure features three jagged, rock-like towers connected by a publicly accessible, plant-covered "valley" that winds through the fourth and fifth floors.
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The Moroni Scarneo Monument located in the Monumental Cemetery of Milan.
The tomb was sculpted by Riccardo Piter in 1965. It depicts the industrialist Giorgio Moroni and his wife, operetta actress Ilka Scarneo (known as Nella Regini), lying side-by-side with their hands clasped.
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#WordOfTheDay
PHILOTHEOPAROPTESISM
The practice of “roasting over a slow fire” those who have suffered the church’s displeasure
Despite its religious roots, the word wasn't coined by theologians. It was popularized by the 19th-century English satirical author Thomas Love Peacock
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"Here Come The Warm Dreads" is a collaborative single by dub pioneer Lee "Scratch" Perry and ambient music legend Brian Eno.
Co-producer Adrian Sherwood reached out to Eno, who eagerly jumped on the track to contribute his signature synthesizer voodoo and electronic sequencing.
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The Doors - "Texas Radio and the Big Beat" "Love Me Two Times" (Live on Television-Byen, Copenhagen, Denmark, 9/18/1968)
The band performed in an empty studio at 10 o’clock in the morning, three days after Jim was released from the hospital after nearly overdosing in Amsterdam
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Jon & Vangelis - “The Friends Of Mr. Cairo” (1981) A creative blend of progressive rock electronic synth-pop — incorporating sound effects, gunshots, and voice impressions of Humphrey Bogart Peter Lorre. It became a huge hit in Canada, hitting No. 1 on the charts for 5 weeks.
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"Magic Fly" is the 1977 debut studio album and hit single by the French electronic space disco band Space. Composed by Didier Marouani, the instrumental track is celebrated as a monumental pioneer of electronic synth-pop and a clear predecessor to modern acts like Daft Punk.
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Jaques Dutronc - "L'opportuniste"
The song is a sharp, political satire written in the immediate aftermath of the May 1968 civil unrest in France.
The narrator proudly proclaims to have no real political ideology. He supports communism, socialism, and capitalism all at once, shifting his stance based purely on personal gain. The central punchline revolves around the famous French idiom "retourner sa veste" (to turn one's coat/jacket inside out), which means to change sides or be a turncoat.
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