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The X-Files 1.09 | "Space"

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some x-files doodles!

more fanart of one of my favorite shows!! on a par with twin peaks, to the surprise of literally nobody because both shows are besties

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My faves <3

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finished s7….im gonna go back to thinking ab s1

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When I see recordings from concerts of my favorite musicians made in the 90s and 00s - I feel so sad and offended that at that time, I either DID NOT EXIST, or I WAS A LITTLE CHILD!👶🏻😭💔

And the only thing I can be content with is watching archival videos. Then I think about how sad it is that humanity has not invented a time machine😥

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People have this idea that Ozzy’s stage persona was some harbinger of evil but if you really look at the lyrics of both Sabbath and his solo stuff there’s really more of a push against the evil rather than delighting in it.

(Because, ya know, Ozzy was Christian. Don’t know how so many people don’t know that. Not like the guy is only famously depicted wearing a cross necklace all the time or something.)

Like, the message in the song Black Sabbath isn’t about how cool and awesome this ritual is, it’s about the singer literally praying to God for help to escape the demon the wicked cult was able to summon. Mr. Crowley isn’t idolizing Aleister Crowley and his occult practices, it’s Ozzy basically saying “I wanna understand whatever the fuck your problem is”

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (the song) seems to be about how seeking bloody vengeance will only lead to negative outcomes, and Who Are You (on the same album) is pretty explicitly about worshipping false prophets.

The Wizard? Well that’s just a song about Gandalf. Oh, and how he scares off evil and brings smiles just by passing through. Because he’s basically an angel.

This isn’t a post discounting Ozzy btw — it’s about embracing him for the messages he actually espoused. I think it’s actually really important to acknowledge that he was a religious man who felt comfortable dabbling in dark and disturbing topics, without the fear that doing so would automatically send him to Hell. They’re just things that happen in the world, and it’s natural to take interest in said topics, not sinful. There are Christians TO THIS DAY that act like just reading a book with demons in it is going to damn you for life. It won’t. It’s okay. Ozzy taught us it was okay.

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As a child, I saw Ozzy's videos a couple of times, which were shown on one of the famous music channels. The picture and image of Ozzy in these videos were in the best traditions of Osbourne. And all this did not cause me any fear, horror or panic then. On the contrary, I liked the vocals and outfit of the Dark Prince so much! After some time, having grown up, I began to listen to various genres of rock and, of course, Ozzy's music on a regular basis. And in addition to the fact that his charisma attracted me right away, I saw in him a very open, sincere, kind and good person. His eyes and smile always confirm this😍🖤🦇

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Imiss them

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Ozzy Osbourne (Black Sabbath)

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FOX MULDER | 1.02

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THE X-FILES | 2x10 'RED MUSEUM'

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R.I.P. Ozzy. Still doesn't seem quite real. But how wild is that of all the big rock bands of the 70's, Black fucking Sabbath was the one that went this long without the death of a original member?

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Oh, brother. The X-Files (1993-2018) | 6.03: "Triangle"

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Took a break from my commission to hop on the apple trend I’ve been seeing 🍏 Featuring my fave fictional couple 👽 featuring a song from my Mulder and Scully playlist 💜