Today on You Are Here we explore admiration in the 21st century. 10 years ago the social media site Facebook launched to the general public. Today most of you probably check your news feed every day, and you're not alone. Last year, about 170 million people joined Facebook, increasingly the total number of users to over 1 billion people worldwide. According to the company, 81 percent of this use comes from outside the US and Canada. You probably remember having to call someone to wish them happy birthday--without a digital, automated reminder, but that’s not the case for kids growing up these days. 

First, we’ll take a look at how Facebook has changed the way society interacts, starting a trend that has made communication faster, briefer and that has exponentially increased the reach of one individual.  

Next, the Arab Spring and Occupy Movement both announced demonstrations on Twitter. And the results garnered attention worldwide. We’ll talk to activist about back-when, and look at the most recent people’s campaign using the Internet in the Ukraine. 

Then, we couldn’t talk about adoration without addressing celebrity.   

Finally, we combine the power of a crowd and cyber admiration. And to do that, reporter Amanda Beland takes you to the newest exhibit of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. 

Admiration in the 21st Century: 50 years of Beatlemania

Admiration in the 21st Century: A rallying cry

Dedicated to those who are trapped in misery, the song is quoted with various lines of Flannery O’Connor’s novel themes of one’s path to freedom. The violent symbolism is to raise awareness to those who intentionally inflict pain, in a sense those who have become a slave of it- justice will prevail. Its time to break the chains and get rid of the bloody headache of abuse, I’m not your slave any longer. 

~Lyrics~

Intro:
Leave my head, I wanna go, your in me x2 
Your satisfied but now
I’m broken crushed about
You think you get away, but how about

Pre-chorus:
I hold your head
Blast your brains
Show you all the love from my pain
Twist your arm, crush your bones 

Chorus:
I trip you down
I cut your throat
Drown you all and baptize you
Let the violent bare it away
Away away, I’m not your slave
Slave no more

Bridge:
Swing low, sweet chariot, coming forth to carry me home (x2)

Pre-chorus:
I hold your head
Blast your brains
Show you all the love from my pain
Twist your arm, crush your bones 

Chorus:
I trip you down
I cut your throat
Drown you all and baptize you
Let the violent bare it away
Away away, I’m not your slave
Slave no more

Outro: I’m not your slave

Released 25 May 2015 
Produced by Sphingidae 
Mixed by Paul P.Dub Walton 
Mastered by Barry Gardner 
Recorded by Denis Savik & Sergey Vorohov at Qpro Records
Artwork by Heegon Atticus Kim 


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Postman - Бали і Кораблі EP (2015)
(singer-songwriter, indie-folk)

Більше від Postman:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4kwVz5t29LHssXEXQqfFHE
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/ua/artist/postman/1328464627
Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/uk/artist/13819771
Youtube Music: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kfLzxwyF31o4xWdgVl1TaOmB9k9OV3ivk

Замовити вініл:
Bandcamp: bit.ly/postbandcamp

Postman у соцмережах:
https://www.facebook.com/postmansings
https://www.youtube.com/postmanshines
https://www.instagram.com/kostjapochtar/

Костянтин Почтар - гітара, вокал, гармоніка, Семен Терещенко - ударні, Moe Nagasi - скрипка, Вадік Лазарєв - запис, зведення (Lipky Zvokozapys).

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Sphingidae

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