got a little black book with my poems in. got a bag with a toothbrush and a comb in. when i'm a good dog, they sometimes throw me a bone in. i've got elastic bands keeping my shoes on. got those swollen hand blues. i've got thirteen channels of shit on the tv to choose from. i've got electric light. i've got second sight. i've got amazing powers of observation. that is how i know, when i try to get through on the telephone to you... there'll be nobody home.
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brainchyldeâ:
He let out a laugh. âOkay, okay, that is completely fair!â Chen chuckled, shaking his head. âWhat sort of sounds are you looking for? Any particular vibe you need?â He knew the creative process was different for different people. In his case, he knew a good sound when he heard it. If this guy was gathering all these different ones up, odds are good, heâd be sorting through to find the right things later. âI guess letâs go with complex, why start with the easy stuff, I always say. âGive an example of the last time you were frustratedâ.â Chenâs lips drew into a long thoughtful pause but then he nodded and got to it. âHow much recording space you have? Cause I do have a lot to sayâŚâ
â just you. just a person with thoughts, opinions, and stories â no need to modify them to fit a tone. â whether or not the other made the cut and turned into a soundbite for his next album was completely up to whatever he had to offer. there were no right or wrong answers â the context would be important, no matter the question. â nah â you see, thatâs too simple. you can talk about the last time you were frustrated and actually give no insight at all, dig it ? and donât worry about recording space, â he replied. â alright, first question: what are your feelings towards the current âpresidentâ of the united states ? âÂ
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Mexican take-away bag in hand, Dani was headed back to her apartment after taking the six minute walk into a busier part of the neighborhood to grab her dinner order. Sheâd been unsure, at first, about moving into a place - despite how nice it was - so close to the chaos of a crowded city. But with so many restaurants and shops within walking distance, it turned out to be a good idea after all. The actress had been stopped a couple of times by fans of her show, and had seen a few flashing lights go off, so when a man with a microphone in hand approached her, she wasnât startled. Right off the bat, his voice struck her as familiar, but she couldnât place it. Dani had never been good with faces or voices. Still, she gave him a smile and a nod. âSure,â she answered easily. âWhat kind of questions?âÂ
finally â someone of actual interest to the public. perhaps her voice would wind up being recognizable on the album, perhaps it wouldnât, perhaps it wouldnât even make the cut â nothing was certain until put into production. â ideally, politically charged, but we can start simple, if youâd prefer. â such a short pause that he was sure she couldnât answer during, he began with something âeasierâ â something that wouldnât sell her out if she was hushed in her views. â have you ever been in a fight ? physical fight. â
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brainchyldeâ:
Chenâs eyes grew wide and he looked to his left and right, trying to make sure he wasnât talking to someone else. It seemed that he wasnât. So his eyes re-focused on the man and wondered if his accent was a good thing⌠or a bad thing when âsoundbytesâ came into play. He was a well known recording artist in his home country, but not so much here. Couldnât hurt, right? âAs long as I can get some mention in the album notes,â he grinned, and nodded. âSure, anything in particular you want me to say? Rap? Beat box?âÂ
â if you make the final cut, â rick replied with a grin and a raised eyebrow. â iâd need you to sign paperwork for anonymity, anyway, so itâs nice to cut that part out. â for as grateful as rick was that the man in front of him was willing to do soundbites, what the other seemed to think he was looking for was not quite it. â no â no rapping or beatboxing. just answers to questions, â he replied. proceeding to hold out a list heâd complied, he continued, â iâve got a list on here â some are more complex and some are idiotically simple â all opinion or life-based, too. â aka, scholastic genius wasnât necessary. â start simple or complex ? â
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leaveittoleviâ:
Levi was walking from her condo to go to her usual breakfast stop when she was stopped, she slid the sunglasses she wore on top of her hair and looked at the older man before her. âOkay,â she nodded as she was following where his mind was going. âSure, I got time. Ask away.â
â great, â he began, holding the microphone in one hand and fishing out a worn-out piece of paper from his pocket with the other. â iâve got a list of questions â wonât ask all of them, there are a lot â and some are simple, and some are more complex and... daring, i suppose you could say ? riskier to put out there â things like politics. start simple or start complex ? â
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scouting out pedestrians wasnât quite as fun as it used to be. no one was dressed like a madman. so sad. it was hard to find anyone who truly peaked his interest â the majority of them were as boring as their haircuts â until he saw someone he... kind of recognized... walking towards them, microphone as though he were an interviewer in hand, he began, â so, iâm trying to get some soundbites for my next album. you got the time to answer a few questions ? â
#fames.start#i havent written an open starter in decades but i figured it'd be easier 2 like. do replies 2 some starters on one. and make one on anothe#r.#and bc pink floyd used soundbites in some of their albums....#'kind of recognized' aka if they dont have a connection he's probs j like. seen them in a magazine or smth ja feel??#also. i need 2 make more roger gifs it's official.#i've known this for a long time but.
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clearliquors:
BOLD what applies to your muse.
PLACE IN SOCIETY
financial: wealthy / moderate / poor / in poverty.
medical: fit / moderate / sickly / disabled / disadvantaged.
class or caste: upper / middle / working / slave / unsure.
education: qualified / unqualified / studying.
criminal record: yes, for major crimes / yes, for minor crimes / no.
FAMILY
married - happily / married - unhappily / engaged or betrothed / partnered / single / divorced / separated.
has a child or children (but doesnât know ksksksks) / has no children / wants children. Â
close with sibling(s) / not close with sibling(s) / has no siblings / sibling(s) is deceased.
orphaned / adopted / disowned / raised by birth parent(s).
TRAITS + TENDENCIES
extroverted / introverted / in between.
disorganized / organized / in between.
close minded / open-minded  / in between.
calm / anxious / in between.
disagreeable / agreeable / in between.
cautious / reckless / in between.
patient / impatient / in between.
outspoken / reserved / in between.
leader / follower / in between.
empathetic / unemphatic / in between.
optimistic / pessimistic / in between.
traditional / modern / in between.
hard-working / lazy / in between.
cultured / un-cultured / in betweenÂ
loyal / disloyal / in between.
faithful / unfaithful / unknown.
BELIEFS:
monotheist / polytheist / atheist / agnostic.
belief in ghosts or spirits: yes / no / donât know / donât care.
belief in an afterlife: yes / no / donât know / donât care.
belief in reincarnation: yes / no / donât know / donât care.
belief in aliens: yes  / no / donât know / donât care.
religious: orthodox / liberal / in between / not religious.
philosophical: yes / no.
OPINIONS
pro-choice / anti-abortion / Â doesnât know or on the fence.
pro-marriage / anti-marriage / doesnât know or on the fence.
pro-death penalty / anti-death penalty  / doesnât know or on the fence.
pro-drug legislation / anti-drug legislation / doesnât know or on the fence.
left wing / right wing / middle / doesnât know or on the fence.
SEXUALITY + ROMANTIC INCLINATION
heterosexual / homosexual / bisexual / asexual / pansexual.
sex repulsed / sex neutral / sex favourable.
romance repulsed / romance neutral / romance favourable.
sexually: adventurous / experienced / naive / inexperienced / curious.
potential sexual partners: male / female / agender / other / none / all.
potential romantic partners: male / female / agender / other / none / all.
ABILITIES
combat skills: excellent / good / moderate / poor / none.
literacy skills: excellent / good / moderate / poor / none
artistic skills: excellent / good / moderate / poor / none
technical skills: excellent / good / moderate / poor / none.
HABITS
drinking alcohol: never / sometimes / frequently / to excess.
smoking: never / sometimes / frequently / to excess.Â
other narcotics: never / sometimes / frequently / to excess.
medicinal drugs: never / sometimes  / frequently / to excess.Â
indulgent food: never / sometimes / frequently / to excess.Â
splurge spending: never / sometimes / frequently / to excess.
gambling: never / sometimes / frequently / to excess.
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âOh, Um, thank you?â Harper said as the woman gave her her number, Harper looking down at the paper as the other walked away. The blonde looked around before screwing up the paper and awkwardly clearing her throat, she never understood it when people flirted with her. She had tastes that others couldnât really sate, not unless they were classy and older. Harper couldnât date those her own age, sheâd tried and it had never worked. âIâm too awkward for that to happen. I always just freeze upâ
â when a woman gives you her phone number ? granted, it did often translate to âcommitmentâ when cellphones werenât found in every woman, man, and childâs hand alike. â â he didnât have anything against the youths⢠having technology so early â it could be beneficial in some situations â but it was just such a laugh when he looked back at his own... to not transition well because i wrote this part before i wrote the first few sentences, when rick was harperâs age ( however old she was, he didnât know, but he assumed fairly young ), he didnât care the age of the woman who was paying attention to him. unless you really thought something had potential, or unless it was a friend, numbers werenât often exchanged â at least not on his part. if the woman was a groupie, it was possible sheâd penny lane it. god, the life of the famous was so different now.Â
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âI find it really sweet when people write letters to me and send gitts, some people are really just so lovely.â Luci smiled sweetly, before the expression turned sour. âThough, on the opposite end of that, some people are kinda disgusting. I got a letter from a creepy perv declaring his love for me and then offering to pay me $2000 dollars for a pair of my used undewearâŚâ
â figure the same type of people are the ones who wrote letters and, technically speaking, married charles manson before he died. â he was sure heâd written a song inspired by mansonâs cult at some point. â the great thing about being seventy-three years old is that you pretty much only get letters reminding you to pay your heat bill. â â that was a lie, but he could infer that he certainly didnât get even a quarter of the mail a young and famous woman got.
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âA better and louder voice for one.â Harper laughed softly, folding her arms âBut youâre right, itâs actually nice to just have a night off for once and be myself.â
â so youâre not yourself at home ? â he mused, quirking an eyebrow. â sunshine your alter ego, hm ? â
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parties, though wonderful occasions that many do â and by all rights should â enjoy, often terrify vivienne. even so, sheâd been convinced to attend, and while it was a lovely event by all standards, she still couldnât settle that feeling of unease in her belly. or maybe she was just hungry â a thought she entertained as she drifted toward a buffet table, reaching out to sample one of the dessert pastries. there, she notices another partygoer; as good an opportunity as any to make conversation. âso,â she begins. there we go, nice and easy⌠until viv realises she doesnât actually have anything to say. turning over the pastry in her hand as an attempt to stall, she finally smiles, voice a little too excited as she asks, âyou eat food too, huh?â
parties these days were boring. it was for the best, sure â it wasnât as though rick was ever a big partier to begin with â but, by god, they were lame. sure, free love was still a thing, but what happened to it being showcased in front of everyone ? and what happened to the sense of community when it came to the drugs that were bound to wind up at every party ? â the media happened. he was sure high-school and college parties were still plenty open when it came to pda, communal drug use, etc., but heâd be lying if he said the food wasnât the most entertaining thing at the party. beginning to reach for a pastry of his own, his action was interrupted the way a simsâs might be when he heard the voice of another. â well, i tried photosynthesis in the 70s, but it wound up just being a fancy name for lsd that never caught on, â he snarked.Â
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emily stood against the bar, eyes surveying the crowd. so far her plans to go to this party and have a fun, drunken time had hit a snag. so what if she wasnât exactly 21 yet ?? she had one more year left and barely saw the harm in it. underage drinking is practically a right of passage as the blonde saw it. she turned to the first person she saw and let out a dramatic sigh. â wanna do me a favor and buy me a drink ?? iâm not picky. the lameass bartender isnât caving. i know shocking right ? i call bullshit but what else is new.â
rick felt a marginal difference between himself and all the other partygoers. the parties he used to attend werenât so much parties as they were drug-addled orgies â he still couldnât tell whether he liked the parties of todayâs standards better or worse than he liked those. one thing was certain, though: no one underaged was ever denied alcohol at the parties he used to go to. you always either had to be high or drunk. â vodka it is, â he replied. a brief time skip. returning with the two shots, he held one out to the girl. â wine is boring, mixed drinks are questionable, and beerâs a goddamned laugh. â
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âHonestly, I am the worst with public speeches and events, all I want to do is play my music and not make eye contact, I actually squeaked once when someone was interviewing me and they near shoved a microphone in my face. But when Iâm performing I get to be something else, I get to be Sunshine- And sheâs fun, clued into the world and most importantly has a whole lot to sayâ Harper mused, resting her head back against the wall she had been leaning against. Parties were always odd for her, yet she had been honoured for the invite.
â you seem you have a whole lot to say right now, yeah ? what could sunshine possibly add ? â rick had never been the most talkative man when it came to topics of casual conversation. according to some rule, you werenât supposed to casually talk about religion, money, or politics â those were the only things rick could talk about.Â
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hey hey, kids ! itâs daisy again ! now i usually make a point to not use talking gifs as my headers for intros,, but heâs getting so heated over trump in this one i?? couldnât?? not?? man went on a full rant and heâs not even american he is the only man i stan.Â
シ:*:シďžâ ( roger waters. seventy-three. male. he/him ) ⡠( richard harris ) has been spotted by the paparazzi in los angeles. they are a ( c ) list celebrity known for their career as a ( soloist / ex-lead vocalist/bassist of warren pieces ). theyâre known by their fans to be ( passionate, open-minded & charismatic ) but the tabloids frequently portray them to be ( egotistical, dictatorial & pessimistic ) . i wish them every success in the entertainment industry. [roger waters/pink floyd vc] (daisy. 19. est. she/her) シ:*:シďžâ
BACKSTORY / PROFESSIONAL LIFE
triggers:Â brief mention of war, brief mention of abuse, death, alcohol/drugs, suicide
so this here is rick and heâs got a long life story ! 73yrs worth ! so letâs get started!
rick grew up largely without a father, as his father, previously a sworn pacifist, died five months after he was born fighting in normandy landings
rickâs mother became somewhat of a smother, finding him to be the closest person she had left to her husband. he was put under strict rules, his mother always insisting it was for the best, warning him that the world was cruel and it was far too easy to get hurt out there !
so he spent his free time researching the war his father died in, reading the letters his father wrote, and trying to become the man his mother wanted him to be â his father.Â
he learned his father loved jazz music via one of the letters he wrote. furthermore, he learned his father had played the stand-up bass. wanting to become a small version of his father, of course he spoke to his mother about this! she refused to let rick use his fatherâs bass, instead getting him a cheap electric one, saying it was cheaper and more convenient
he met a kid, keith, who would ultimately change his life when he was thirteen years old. keith was a guitar aficionado and they bonded over music and shared experiences with wwii and lost fathers. where rick lost his to death, keith lost his to âshell shockâ.
they entered secondary school together and faced the abuse of teachers who didnât care much for corporal punishment rules. however, they met two other kids â one, john, who worked great with pianos and another, pete, who was excellent at playing the drums â and formed a band. together, they settled on âwarren piecesâ, figuring it was a nice play on âwar and peaceâ, especially during such a tumultuous time.
they put out their first album in the late 60s, 'the piper at the gates of dawnâ, with keith taking the lead. from those fond of psychedelics, it received rave reviews, and they didnât care much for any other reviews. keith kept the morale up. the year after, they released âa saucerful of secretsâ with the same reception as their previous one.
although rick was an independent man by then, whenever he saw his mother, she would constantly tell him everything that was wrong with his music. it was too drug-addled! she knew that boy keith had never been anything but trouble! he needed to quit warren pieces before he became a druggie and stopped cutting his hair!
he put up with her constant criticisms, but the day she told him his father would be ashamed, he cut her out of his life completely. he never visited her. he made sure she was never able to buy tickets to his shows. he didnât tell her his home phone when he bought an apartment. for everything heâd done to make her proud...
rick took solace in his band, primarily in keith (but five feet apart cause theyâre not gay), and was horrified when keith fell prey to the enemy of all psychedelic-era musicians. when it became more than a habit, rick brought in a man heâd met in university, robert, to become a secondary guitarist. they told keith he was just there to tour, but he was actually being used as insurance.Â
keith began purposefully putting his guitar out of tune during shows. heâd purposefully play the wrong chords. heâd purposefully start a different song from everyone else. he also became volatile and borderline delusional. he could be violent with fans. he could tell interviewers that he believed someone was watching warren pieces at all times, thus making him feel like he had to make everything perfect. then he would laugh, but not that comfortable laugh. keith shaved his eyebrows off and drew new, comical ones on.
it all ended when keith came to rick with an idea for a new song, tentatively titled âhave you got it yet?â heâd play the chords for rick to follow and practice along with, then heâd switch them up. it kept up like that for some time until, yes, rick got it and finally did what he knew would pain him: he finally kicked keith out of the band, replacing him with robert.
the years of âatom heart motherâ, âmeddleâ, and âobscured by cloudsâ were silent ones. the band didnât talk much except suggesting this chord here and there or put this word where that one is instead â all of that.Â
however, when news came out that keith had overdosed â although heâd lived â they began talking more, finding more inspiration in shared experiences again. they created âthe dark side of the moonâ from that, an amalgam of political critiques, anti-bourgeoisie anthems, and songs dedicated to the man they figuratively lost.
while they were recording a new song for an album with a concept theyâd yet to come up with, keith visited the recording studio. he was completely hairless â bald, no eyebrows. his under-eyes were pink. heâd gained weight. he looked much emptier than he had when he left. he didnât have anything comical drawn on. he was just... sad.
it broke everyoneâs heart, especially rickâs. they all had different, silent reactions. nonetheless, they were all haunted.
after that, it only seemed right to make the album largely dedicated to keith. âwish you were hereâ came out two weeks too late, as keith killed himself two weeks prior to its release.
the next album was purposefully impersonal, focusing on the politics of the time instead of on family, on keith, on love (not that they had many love songs). the entire album was tearing down everyone from just the general population of policemen to the more specific mary whitehouse. although each album of theirs after keith left had an element of acknowledging the corruption within the system, âanimalsâ didnât have a single song that didnât.
now branded as particularly political, rick decided to focus in on past politics and on what haunted him the most. âthe wallâ was born, and so was a much more dictatorial rick.
due to it being so personal, he took every measure possible to make it perfect. he fired john from the project for a few days, noting how his cocaine addiction was affecting the music... which it wasnât, really... after the temp pianist played on one (1) song, he brought john back to the project.Â
he didnât take any suggestions robert threw his way, deeming them all ill-fitting, even when they actually wouldâve fit perfectly. he forced everyone to pull multiple all-nighters in a row, making them play take after take. pete quit for a hot second before realizing he had nowhere else to go and returning to the project.
âthe wallâ was an unpleasant experience for everyone. although the concept was likely the most cohesive of all of them, following a single character (warren) and timeline throughout, working on it was absolutely horrible. for the three other members, it was being under a heavy fist. for rick, it was not only digging so deep into himself, but also subconsciously digging deep into those around him. there was a line tossed in dedicated to john that he hardly even realized (Â âgot a grand piano to prop up my mortal remainsâ - nobody home ).Â
a movie was made from it. it did great among the psychedelic audience. rick realized the main character was closer to keith than it was to himself.
âthe final cutâ was the last album he made with warren pieces for a long time. he considered it the b-side to âthe wallâ, but better. it was similar in concept, and there were some that were outtakes from âthe wallâ, but it was less focused on a storyline and more focused on rickâs own feelings of loss, dealing with them so many years later than he should have. it could almost have been a solo album, which leads...
after âthe final cutâ, richard went solo for some time. he found he had too many âartistic differencesâ from the other members of his band and only bought the two albums they put out without him because he wanted to support john whom he was still fairly close to.Â
they left on such horrible terms that he didnât reunite with them until 2013 (granted, after â94 they were all out doing their own things) when they were in the middle of recording âthe endless riverâ. given that the grand majority of the album was simply re-recording demos, he offered to help with some of the songs. most of them already had whatever work they needed from him on there from a long, long time ago, but they began talking again, anyway.
the driving force behind them being civil was ultimately johnâs untimely demise. much of the album was simply compromised of old recording of john with robert layering some light guitar over it, the occasional percussion and bass also being present.
his solo career was very c-list. his tours grossed well due to the amount of warren pieces songs he played, but only diehard fans actually bought his solo albums. it seemed everyone was either team robert or team richard.
heâs become more civil with robert and pete since johnâs death and still occasionally talks to them, but doesnât make a habit of it. most interviewers have given up on asking him if thereâll ever be a warren pieces reunion â heâs made it pretty clear that, if there is, he likely wonât be part of it.
ETC. / PERSONAL LIFE TIDBITS
rick has been married three times.Â
the first time was to a woman named anya whom he met at woodstock and it lasted for five months â much longer than his bandmates bet it would. john bet four months, keith bet two, pete bet one. he was twenty-six at the time and blames the fickle nature on that.
he married again when he was thirty-two. it was a horrible one, though â not that he saw that at the time. he wound up having affair after affair as the âgroupies threw themselves at [him]!â she was, understandably, cold to him after. rick was susceptible to breaking down while alone. she stopped answering his calls. they divorced when he was thirty-four and he included details of it in âthe wallâ, making sure his character seemed more like the villain than hers. he knew that he was responsible for it all.
his third marriage was when he was fifty-one. it lasted for five years, being the longest relationship in general that heâd ever had. truth be told, however, he never really felt anything for her. heâd felt a lot for his second wife, but heâd more than screwed that up. now that he was past the time of screwing things up, he realized the difference between love and lust. he didnât love her. she had an affair and he figured that was reason enough to divorce without creating a story about his villainy, although a few stories were created about his hypocrisy, citing his second marriage.
rick has never once claimed that the beatles were a source of inspiration for him and will make that known if someone tries to bring it up. although he admires their work, no member ever said that they were inspired by the band. it was a clichĂŠ.
although heâs still considered an english native, heâs very into politics from all around the world. his most recent tourâs main theatrics centered around anti-trump messages. ask him about the politics of any country, though â heâll give you his very informed opinion.
created a memorial for those who died in normandy landings and named it after his father.Â
reconnected with his mother after heâd had the chance to really sort through his feelings about her â after the release of âthe final cutâ. heâs grateful he did before she died... seeing as she died one year after they reconnected. rip.
is in the rock ânâ roll hall of fame. what a cool guy.
thereâs probs more that iâm missing but heâs?? a new character?? who 110% isnât based on anyone at all just very original like my mind!! so original!! that said
LIKE THIS OR HMU IF YOUâD LIKE TO PLOT !
#fames.intro#''he is SO DUMB'' i stan one (1) man#i might pass tf out soon bc it's almost 5am here but!! thought i'd go ahead and post this so it could. be out there.#it's a novella y'all.
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