#craig leon

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Blondie- Blondie (New Wave) Released: December 1976 [Private Stock Records] Producer(s): Richard Gottehrer, Craig Leon

[essential-music]

In the heart of the mid-90s Britpop wave, Mark Owen, freshly untethered from Take That, unveiled "Clementine," a song that shimmered with both vulnerability and ambition.

Released 1997 as the second single from his debut solo album Green Man, it marked a bold step into a more introspective realm. Built on a deceptively simple four-chord progression, the song weaves a melody that hooks instantly, particularly in its soaring chorus, which carries an emotional weight far beyond its pop framework.

Owen, writing alone, poured a haunting narrative into the lyrics—a tale of a woman named Clementine grappling with loss and despair, inspired, as he later revealed, by a local tragedy. The words, vivid and raw, paint a story of a life unraveling, with lines like “Her whole life had just fell apart” and “Desperation let out its final scream” cutting deep with their stark honesty.

The production, helmed by John Leckie and Craig Leon, polishes the track to a radio-friendly sheen without sacrificing its intimacy. The arrangement strikes a balance, letting Owen’s voice—fragile yet controlled—take center stage, while subtle instrumental layers add texture without overwhelming the song’s emotional core.

His vocal delivery, shifting between tender vulnerability and quiet intensity, carries the weight of Clementine’s story with authenticity. The song’s Britpop leanings give it a unique edge, setting it apart from the polished pop of Take That. Critics lauded its songwriting and emotional depth, calling it a “beautiful” and “thought-provoking” piece that showcased Owen’s growth as an artist.

Its strengths are undeniable: a melody that lingers, lyrics that pierce, and a performance that feels deeply personal. For those who hear it, “Clementine” is a reminder of Owen’s quiet brilliance, a pop gem that balances accessibility with a haunting depth, proving that even in the shadow of boyband stardom, he could craft something timeless.

Year: 1997

Composition/Lyrics: Mark Owen

Producer: Craig Leon

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Noelle Rutherford (courier six) and other notable characters in her story

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My main emotion is lord hater

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art dump

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45 Grave- Sleep in Safety (Deathrock, Horror Punk) Released: 1983 [Enigma Records] Producer(s): Craig Leon, Paul B. Cutler

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A behind the scenes look at Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey rehearsing the ayahuasca dance sequence from 'QUEER' with Sol Leòn and Paul Lightfoot.

🎬 ‘QUEER’ Blu-ray Special Featurettes.

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[Noelle's story]

1: Baby in a vault

Noelle meets up with Caiden and Claire at a secret vault. Inside they had discovered a baby of mysterious origin who has Noelle's eyes.

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Ramones- Ramones (Punk Rock) Released: April 23, 1976 [Sire Records] Producer(s): Craig Leon, T. Erdelyi

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Shadow Force (2025)

Directed by Joe Carnahan

Cinematography by Juan Azpiroz

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My Weird Thoughts Pt 2

Has anyone seen the Terrifer movies?

I was just randomly thinking about the South Park kids like

How would they react to that movie?

Like the main five (Stan, Kyle, Kenny, Cartman, Butters), Craigs gang (Craig, Tweek, Tolkien, Jimmy, Clyde), the girls (Wendy, Bebe, Heidi, Nichole, Red, Kelly).

What would they all think of that movie?

Especially the 3rd one I went to see it in theaters it was DISGUSTING

Can someone elaborate on this? I'm curious and I might just say fuck it and write about it myself.

I do think Kenny would hate it bc the extreme gore and violence would bring up his ptsd especially since he's died in mostly "comedic" gruesome ways.

Butters would cry and have nightmares, Tweek would have a panic attack and probably faint in the first like 30 minutes.

Stan would vomit more than likely.

Kyle would throw up too but more because of the child deaths.

Cartman would HEAVILY fw it I think he'd be into gore and horror.

Mainly bc he's fucking crazy but also he canonically likes "The Passion of the Christ" which is pretty gory (or maybe its just cuz it was antisemitic but still he didn't seem to mind the gore)

I mean he literally chopped up a two bodies and put them into a bowl of chili to feed to a teenager. I doubt a gore movie will really bother him.

Craig wouldn't care about the movie itself, he'd just be busy trying to calm down Tweek

Jimmy and Tolkien would just be plain disturbed.

Clyde would try to keep a straight face and pretend he's a badass who's unphased by horror but then scream halfway through and cry himself to sleep for the next 2 years

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Characters already submitted

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Leonardo - Rise of the TMNT

Raine Whispers - The Owl House

Blitzø - Helluva Boss

Dipper Pines - Gravity Falls

Mabel Pines - Gravity Falls

Nick Nelson - Heartstopper

Angel Dust - Hazbin Hotel

Alastor - Hazbin Hotel

Husk - Hazbin Hotel

Stanford Pines - Gravity Falls

Tabitha W. - Craig if the Creek

Courtney - Craig of the Creek

Catra - She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

Adam Petriw - The Hollow

Sasha Waybright - Amphibia

Marcy Wu - Amphibia

Hector - Castlevania

Michelangelo - TMNT 2012

Bill Cipher - Gravity Falls

Cole - Lego Ninjago

Jonathan Sims - TMA

Lake/Mirror Tulip - Infinity Train

Donatello - Rise of the TMNT

Mr. Spock - Star Trek: The Original Series

Cecil Palmer - Night Vale

Eddie Brock - Venom

Venom - Venom

Peter Parker - The Amazing Spider Man

Wade Wilson - Deadpool

Negasonic Teenage Warhead - Deadpool

Yukio - Deadpool