BabyGrace

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  • in reply to: Birthday boy! #2862
    BabyGrace

    You writing is a good newsโค๏ธ
    Personally I fear the passing of time. And who says you become wiser? Sometimes I feel like I’m back in my twenties ๐Ÿ˜‚The mind doesn’t keep pace with the body ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜…,damn!
    Sara ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น

    in reply to: Birthday boy! #2821
    BabyGrace

    Hello Andy, Dougie and Neil,
    Hope you’re fine and enjoying the summer!
    Happy birthday dear Fran !! Enjoy the day! Lots of love
    โค๏ธ๐ŸŽธ๐ŸŽ‚
    Sara xx

    in reply to: ๐ŸŽ‚ Let’s Wish Fran a Happy Birthday! #2818
    BabyGrace

    Happy birthday, sweet Fran! โค๏ธ๐ŸŽธ๐Ÿป๐Ÿด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ
    I wish you a great day!
    Unfortunately I’ve never had the chance to go to a Travis concert๐Ÿ˜ญ I hope to make up for that soon
    One of my fav moments is during the Live in Glasgow (More than us) when he pulls Dougie in for a hug ๐Ÿ˜Š together with his posts on X , they are so funny, smart and sometimes very angry too ๐Ÿ˜‚
    Love you Fran, lots of ๐Ÿซ‚
    Sara

    in reply to: Raise your hand if… #2779
    BabyGrace

    Yeah! If I have to be honest I would like a more rock sound but I’m looking forward to hear whatever will pop out from their brains ๐Ÿ˜„

    BabyGrace

    Mine is #291

    in reply to: Favourite Album Covers #2766
    BabyGrace

    My favorite Travis album cover is 12 Memories together with 10 songs

    in reply to: Favourite Album Covers #2765
    BabyGrace

    My all time favorite album cover is Alladin Sane by David Bowie. I think it’s a perfect shot by Brian Duffy that portrays what Bowie felt like at the time,representing the “split down the middle” personality of the Aladdin Sane character and reflecting Bowie’s split feelings regarding the US tour and his newfound The make up is so vibrant and perfect that seems a post production work. The drop of water on his chest has always moved me, it seems like the only earthly thing in that shot.
    I could spend hours just watching at it

    in reply to: Obsession #2726
    BabyGrace

    Yes, I appreciate when directors tackle themes using new ideas.
    I’ve always liked horror/thriller movies and books because they address our deepest fears.
    The last one I’ve seen is “Speak no evil” by Christian Tafdrup, that is way better than the american remake.
    The movie serves as a mirror to a numb and helpless society, incapable of reacting to horror,toxic masculinity, submissiveness of fathers unable to express healthy aggression to protect their families so they endure harassment for not breaking the rules of civil coexistence.Manipulation and gaslighting are also present in the plot. Not a lighthearted one I know ๐Ÿ˜…

    in reply to: Obsession #2714
    BabyGrace

    I’ve read that the underlying theme Is about men wanting to crontol women (let me say it happens too often unfortunately), consent and the difficulty of accepting rejection. If so it should be worth watching. Thanks for the suggestion!

    in reply to: Most underrated Travis songs #2631
    BabyGrace

    There are quite a lot that deserve more recognition.
    I’d say Travis are excellent at playing covers : the weight, all the young dudes, the urge for going are wow!
    Albums: Coming around, Butterflies, Big Chair, I love you Anyways, Battleships, Valentine, Good day to die and many others that I can’t remember at the moment
    A special place in my heart :
    SOME SAD SONG (so beautiful it hurts)
    THE RIVER
    LIFE AND SOUL OF THE PARTY
    BOXES
    PAPERCLIPS ( I’ve always thought this one as a painful message to Fran’s dad but I may be wrong)

    in reply to: Song of the day #2630
    BabyGrace

    @Fran have you ever been to one of their concerts? I’ve been to some and they’re breathtaking, such a raw yet intelligent chaos!
    Trent Reznor has a talent for building songs with complex structures without losing sight of quality. Not to mention the lyrics… have you listened to any of their albums?

    in reply to: Movies – Decent ones!! #2594
    BabyGrace

    Hi @Fran and @Neil!
    The machinist is one of the most dark thriller I’ve ever seen but it’s worth seeing.
    Another film from a few years ago that is beautiful is THIS MUST BE THE PLACE by Sorrentino starring Sean Penn and It’s stuck in my mind ever since. It’s a film that deals with a lot of emotions. It explores how everyone deals with a significant loss, the success that can lead to isolation, revenge as redemption, and the searching for meaning in a disconnected world.
    SPOTLIGHT by Tom McCarthy also is a very good movie even if punches you in the stomach
    Cheers xx
    Sara

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    in reply to: Terremoto en Venezuela / Earthquake in Venezuela #2533
    BabyGrace

    My thoughts go out to everyone involved in this tragedy ๐Ÿฉต

    BabyGrace

    * Tartan Army
    Don’t know how to change the text sorry

    in reply to: Q for the band: what’s your fav author/book? #2420
    BabyGrace

    Hi @Neil
    Thanks for replying,you’re so nice! I haven’t heard of the homage about Wild Nights, I’ll definitely look into it. I’ve read a couple of Asimov’s books and none of Fleming’s , well at least I’ve seen all the classic Bond movies with Sean Connery when I was about 10 ๐Ÿ™‚
    Hope the other guys will reply too , I’m curious to know!
    Sara x

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