#David Jackson

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Christine (Alan Clarke, 1987)

[humanoidhistory]

David Jackson art from OMNI, February 1979.

[mrdirtybear]

Happy Birthday greetings are due David Jackson was born 14th April 1947 in Stamford, Lincolnshire, photographed here circa 1972. He is a saxophonist, flautist, and composer who is best known for his work with the progressive rock band Van der Graaf Generator throughout the 70’s and for their 2005 reunion tour. His speciality was electric saxophones that used octave devices, or are put through a wah-wah pedal, and other powerful amplification. Jackson is also known for his work with physically and mentally disabled people, enabling them to make music through the use of a technology known as Soundbeam (of which he is also a trainer, system designer and builder.) A documentary about his work with autistic children was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 1998.

[the-gershomite]

Predator Concrete Jungle -Trade paperback 2012- originally 4 issues in 1990

script by Mark Verheiden

pencils by Chris Wagner & Ron Randall

inks by Sam De La Rosa, Chris Warner & Randy Emberlin

colors by Chris Chalenor

letters by Jim Massara & David Jackson

cover by Den Beauvais

[blakes7maximumpower]

Blake's 7 Series B Episode 2

"Shadow"

More GIFs in our episode GIF Galleries!

[utoshi-san]

Дэвид Джексон "Игра начинается"

Томас Броган – серийный убийца. За спиной у него куча трупов. Спасаясь от полицейской погони, он прячется в заколоченном доме на тихой улочке. И обнаруживает, что чердак его убежища соединен с чердаками других домов, и на каждом – открытый люк вниз. Драгоценная возможность незаметно навещать своих новых соседей… Вот когда начинается настоящее веселье. Потому что есть одна вещь, которую Броган любит даже больше, чем убивать, – это играть со своими будущими жертвами. В ход идет все – их секреты и тайны, слабые места и тонкие душевные струны. О, Броган – великий психолог! Сейчас в его распоряжении имеются три дома. Одинокая старушка. Вечно ссорящаяся семейная пара средних лет. Счастливые молодожены. Итак, кто станет первым? Игра начинается…

Каюсь, за январь я не прочла ни одной книги, да и желания не было, а тут внезапный порыв и я уже упиваюсь новым романом. К слову, это единственное произведение автора, а мне очень понравился его стиль и слог.

Книга лёгкая, читается быстро и сразу затягивает в головокружительный мир психически нездорового человека, для которого существует только одна радость в жизни - мучить и убивать других людей. Как ни странно, но к этому больному ублюдку я прониклась симпатией...

Эта история о том, что наши слабости, привязанности и чувства делают нас слабыми и уязвимыми, поэтому как только зверь начинает испытывать что-то к своим жертвам он становится уязвимым. По сути нас убивает то, что мы любим, как бы печально это не прозвучало. Годная книга, финал меня вполне устроил, хотя где-то в глубине души я хотела чего-то прямо противоположного.

[jt1674]

[godofthestupid]

ok people,I want to read something tonight at work,but cannot decide what book to read next

that's why YOU,yes you,will be voting for my next book from my bookbrickwall

[eddie-rifff]

Van der Graaf Generator - October 18th, 1976 at New York City's Beacon Theatre - ph. Michael Macioce

[krakendra]

Honestly, Saddler Berenson is such a fun thing for us to forget about. I love David, we all know this. But I don't gloss over his foibles. And those that dislike David always bring up his apparent murder of Tobias, the murder attempt of Jake, him betraying the Animorphs...

Saddler was a dying kid who was in an elevator one moment and was missing the next. David replaced him. No matter what happened there, Saddler's dead. He's not found later, his body isn't even recovered. He's just gone. Whether David killed him or left him somewhere to die slowly, Saddler didn't make it.

Rachel and Jake don't really think about it ever again. He was an annoying, unpleasant cousin IIRC. Probably their trauma over David, what he did to them and what they did to him (especially our girl Rachel) eclipses it.

But. as the reader, we forget about Saddler too. Arguably, the biggest sin David committed, and he's left by the wayside. It's a little fascinating.

[zhnnveuxpasdrmir]

David Jackson, aka Olag Gan on Blakes 7, b1934 d2005 :sob: only motherfucker on that ship what ever had a conscience

[balu8]

A1 True Life Bikini Confidential: Nine Columns in Oskerion

by Steve Moore and David Jackson

Atomeka Press

[robertfripp]

they slayed

[the-gershomite]

Predator Concrete Jungle -Trade paperback 2012- originally 4 issues in 1990

(91-97 of 97)

script by Mark Verheiden

pencils by Chris Wagner & Ron Randall

inks by Sam De La Rosa, Chris Warner & Randy Emberlin

colors by Chris Chalenor

letters by Jim Massara & David Jackson

cover by Den Beauvais

[mitjalovse]

Some quietly influential musicians end up being like that thanks to the company they keep and which gives them the legitimacy that results in many people checking you. For instance, J.D. Souther might be one of those with a lot of famous friends, including The Eagles, who actually made a comeback by covering one of his songs and some of them also worked with him on his own LPs. Why shouldn't they, he's a solid songwriter and I'm sure the scene that surrounded him give him many benefits, including a variety of chances to hone his tunes. However, I get your questions – where's his quiet influence? Well, I would say he was not the main characters of his environment, he was a supporting one, yet the places would be less without them.