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kathleen_daileyI'm drawn back at intervals to Dante's Prayer by killabeez, and I rewatched it repeatedly this weekend. I've seen many, many Trekvids over the years, and I still feel that this is the best of all of them. Its impact is immense. (And for some reason, I'd forgotten all about the adepts levitating Spock's catafalque until I saw the split-second shot in the vid. Shivery.)
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Because I've read the Murderbot books but haven't seen the TV version, I watched MB fanvids this weekend just to see what the characters and setting might look like off the page. I especially liked This Is Shit and RADIOACTIVE by Murderbot. Now I'm really looking forward to seeing the series onscreen.
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A reminder that Memory Lane has many trails and byways running off it: Joan Baez's 1966 version of Dylan's "Farewell, Angelina."
And here she is, with Rosanne Cash, in 2025:
killabeez, and I rewatched it repeatedly this weekend. I've seen many, many Trekvids over the years, and I still feel that this is the best of all of them. Its impact is immense. (And for some reason, I'd forgotten all about the adepts levitating Spock's catafalque until I saw the split-second shot in the vid. Shivery.)* * *
Because I've read the Murderbot books but haven't seen the TV version, I watched MB fanvids this weekend just to see what the characters and setting might look like off the page. I especially liked This Is Shit and RADIOACTIVE by Murderbot. Now I'm really looking forward to seeing the series onscreen.
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A reminder that Memory Lane has many trails and byways running off it: Joan Baez's 1966 version of Dylan's "Farewell, Angelina."
And here she is, with Rosanne Cash, in 2025:
