http://www.diorhomme.com/
thanks to sita for pointing this one out
the sisters do dior?
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TOL 92 is being used as the background audio for the Dior Homme splash page
http://www.diorhomme.com/
thanks to sita for pointing this one out
http://www.diorhomme.com/
thanks to sita for pointing this one out
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
They had the vid there before, but now as the splash page it's perfect ... wow ... 
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Congrats and thanks to Dior ... ... ...
And thanks for the hint to sita ...
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... ...Congrats and thanks to Dior ...
... ...And thanks for the hint to sita ...
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I thought everyone knew and I was the last one to notice
Dior as a fashion house is wonderful, so it's a lovely coupling! I was in Sisters heaven when I saw that.
If any of the other girls here enjoys things like that (like I do
), Dior's spring 2007 fashion show by John Galliano is too beautiful. Not only the dresses but it has This Mortal Coil and other heavenly music.The title on Youtube is:
Christian Dior Haute Couture - Spring 2007
BTW What is a splash page?!? Sorry if that's an extremely stupid question!
i got to ask this question: from where you get about all this ridiculous thing ? d'ya non-stop searching the net for that ?
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is the som backcatalogue getting that cheap? 
Another Shade of You.
Are you talking to sita or to me?Bartek wrote:i got to ask this question: from where you get about all this ridiculous thing ? d'ya non-stop searching the net for that ?
christophe wrote:is the som backcatalogue getting that cheap?
... cheap? It's long overdue fashion designers discovered The Sisters ... ...
I think it's great that they're getting this kind of exposure. The Sisters were always about being 50% prostitute anyway.Being645 wrote:christophe wrote:is the som backcatalogue getting that cheap?
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
It were silly, rather, if one didn't ask ...Sita wrote:I admit being silly, but ridiculous? No way
Sita wrote: Maybe Lagerfeld always liked them, there is a certain resemblance (->)
... yeah, since Lagerfeld has lost quite a few stones in weight ... all by the means of will ... ...Always liked Lagerfeld. When that happened and I heard his comments, I immediately thought, he had discovered The Sisters ...
...And he had been in such a long lull with himself before ...
...Of course all by the means of willBeing645 wrote:
Always liked Lagerfeld. When that happened and I heard his comments, I immediately thought, he had discovered The Sisters ...
And he had been in such a long lull with himself before ...
Lagerfeld can also make adorable comments just as Eldritch - "Heidi Who?"
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I don't care about that (as long as the band is in charge and not the 'company' behind it)mh wrote:I think it's great that they're getting this kind of exposure. The Sisters were always about being 50% prostitute anyway.Being645 wrote:christophe wrote:is the som backcatalogue getting that cheap?
but I guess they would have to pay some sorth of fee in order get the rights to use the tune...?
and I presume the more popular the band, the more expensive it gets.
so the more logical conclusion would be that if someone would use the music of a old B-klass 80's band (how popular where they for the general audience?) it would be just because these would be cheaper.
Another Shade of You.
Ah, but I don't see them using Big Black do I? (Although their version of The Model would be hilarious here).christophe wrote:I don't care about that (as long as the band is in charge and not the 'company' behind it)mh wrote:I think it's great that they're getting this kind of exposure. The Sisters were always about being 50% prostitute anyway.Being645 wrote:
but I guess they would have to pay some sorth of fee in order get the rights to use the tune...?
and I presume the more popular the band, the more expensive it gets.
so the more logical conclusion would be that if someone would use the music of a old B-klass 80's band (how popular where they for the general audience?) it would be just because these would be cheaper.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
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I think tsom are a good choice for something like this because I think a lot of people know the songs when they hear them but don't really know them.mh wrote:Ah, but I don't see them using Big Black do I? (Although their version of The Model would be hilarious here).christophe wrote:I don't care about that (as long as the band is in charge and not the 'company' behind it)mh wrote: I think it's great that they're getting this kind of exposure. The Sisters were always about being 50% prostitute anyway.
but I guess they would have to pay some sorth of fee in order get the rights to use the tune...?
and I presume the more popular the band, the more expensive it gets.
so the more logical conclusion would be that if someone would use the music of a old B-klass 80's band (how popular where they for the general audience?) it would be just because these would be cheaper.
just my opinion though.
Another Shade of You.
The Sisters of Mercy are not an "old B-class 80'ies band" ... 
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Vision Thing is a thing of the 90ies and this record had a deep impact
on the decade as a whole ... despite the temporary 1991 tour break-off in
- wasn't it Texas!!!
In addition, it's a basic idea of fashion biz to be up-to-date or avantgarde
as it was called in the 70ies or 80ies, respectively ... so if they choose
The Sisters for their background sounds, hey, that's sort of declaration ... ...
However, the very nature of declaration is openess to interpretation ...
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We will see, whether or how this will affect Winter 2010 ... I'm sure that
by New Year's Eve 2011, almost everybody has seen that vid or an excerpt of it ...
And whether you like their current line or not - DIOR is not a B-class 80ies fashion group ... ... ...
and it's the same with DIOR ... as soon as people hear the name Lagerfeld, they realize what it's about ...
...Vision Thing is a thing of the 90ies and this record had a deep impact
on the decade as a whole ... despite the temporary 1991 tour break-off in
- wasn't it Texas!!!
In addition, it's a basic idea of fashion biz to be up-to-date or avantgarde
as it was called in the 70ies or 80ies, respectively ... so if they choose
The Sisters for their background sounds, hey, that's sort of declaration ...
...However, the very nature of declaration is openess to interpretation ...
... We will see, whether or how this will affect Winter 2010 ... I'm sure that
by New Year's Eve 2011, almost everybody has seen that vid or an excerpt of it ...
And whether you like their current line or not - DIOR is not a B-class 80ies fashion group ...
... ...Absolutely seconded ... there are so many people like that ...mh wrote: I think tsom are a good choice for something like this because I think a lot of people know the songs when they hear them but don't really know them. just my opinion though.
and it's the same with DIOR ... as soon as people hear the name Lagerfeld, they realize what it's about ...
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Seeing models walking like chickens to Temple of Love is not going to be something I chalk up on Ye Olde "Epic Moments" tablet. Glad I turned it off before ToL lost its touch.
Stating the bloody obvious since... well, forever.
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well I did know dior isn't booze, but now you mention lagerfeld I'm not so sure anymoreBeing645 wrote:and it's the same with DIOR ... as soon as people hear the name Lagerfeld, they realize what it's about ...
when and where did this happen?Vision Thing is a thing of the 90ies and this record had a deep impact
on the decade as a whole
I'm a young pup, I know this
and I have gotten to know tsom in the 2000s so I have not lived trough their peak moment but I never have gotten the impression the general audience really know them, ever. Another Shade of You.
Oh, in Germany you could even hear them on the standard radio ...
In addition, used to supplement his pocket-money by writing for various magazines time and again ...
such as GQ or The Rolling Stone (Bowie interview) * ... and - possibly - for a few unknown local leaflets ... ...
* http://www.myheartland.co.uk/gallery/de ... ge_id=1369
In addition,
used to supplement his pocket-money by writing for various magazines time and again ... such as GQ or The Rolling Stone (Bowie interview) * ... and - possibly - for a few unknown local leaflets ...
...* http://www.myheartland.co.uk/gallery/de ... ge_id=1369
d'ya always get everything personally ?Being645 wrote:Are you talking to sita or to me?Bartek wrote:i got to ask this question: from where you get about all this ridiculous thing ? d'ya non-stop searching the net for that ?
replay to prove me point.
They were only "B" insofar as Madonna and Michael Jackson were the "A".christophe wrote:I'm a young pup, I know this
In Germany you can ask any random person between ? (don't know which ages) and they would at least know their name, or recognize the songs if they heard them. Even my grandmother remembers how they looked, because when This Corrosion came on, it prompted her to turn the TV off even though I protested and cried
and she still justifies it to this day with "they were wearing strange clothes and acting strange".Bartek wrote:d'ya always get everything personally ?Being645 wrote:Are you talking to sita or to me?Bartek wrote:i got to ask this question: from where you get about all this ridiculous thing ? d'ya non-stop searching the net for that ?
replay to prove me point.
... not really everything ... though, I won't deny a slight tendency ... ... unnecessarily, but I prefer a certain openness ...@ Sita hihi-hihi ... that's a nice story ... and very true, almost everybody knows them in Germany ...
and I'm pretty sure, it's the same in the UK, but perhaps the English won't admit it ... he's an expatriate ...
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here, there every fuckin' where
and I prophesy disaster with the Dior link
end of days folks, end of days...
and I prophesy disaster with the Dior link
end of days folks, end of days...
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
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It's just... strange. And not that "good kind" of strangemethadrine wrote:Seeing models walking like chickens to Temple of Love is not going to be something I chalk up on Ye Olde "Epic Moments" tablet. Glad I turned it off before ToL lost its touch.
And recentely ToL was in the soundtrack of a bunch of films... it's not a good sign
