Sir Elton John, I have been rocking to your songs from the day you first elbum came out. You are absolutely amazing , thank you for the wonderful times we have had to share your music, songs, and person. At 74 I am still an avid fan, your legend will always carry on as we hang on onto memories and shall continue to do so. With deep gratitude and admiration love and best wishes Wendy Denham South Africa. ❤❤❤
Sir Elton John, I have been rocking to your songs from the day you first elbum came out. You are absolutely amazing , thank you for the wonderful times we have had to share your music, songs, and person. At 74 I am still an avid fan, your legend will always carry on as we hang on onto memories and shall continue to do so. With deep gratitude and admiration love and best wishes Wendy Denham South Africa. ❤❤❤
Lovely indeed, our ..average humans life is made of ...hundred of milion different things we care about...since we come to the world, there's are so many things to love.. we have no time for bad times, no time to be wasted for feeling sad, only hanging on things that make life worth living... simply like this 🎉❤🎉
I wouldn’t want to own a photo collection that included isolated and abused women , I’m afraid. I’m glad I only charge my phone outside his exhibition. I’d rather sketch statues.
Andy was a good friend and I miss him very much. It's wonderful to see his collection preserved. Thanks for the memories. I recall those times and some of those 'zines. It's strange to see these old documents preserved as if in aspic. They were living records of different (but often overlapping) vibrant scenes. I wonder what future historians will make of the attitudes and tenor of the time?
I knew Andy too, he touched many people, and was connected to many scenes. This young curator doesn't seem to get it, but I'm glad his collection and some of his own work are preserved.
i think as the video shows, lgbtqia+ community has been reclaiming “queer” since the 90’s! over 30 years of joyous queerness. it’s totally okay if you don’t want to self identify that way.
What are you referring to? I’m not seeing anything objectionable unless you’re referring to “queer” which has been reclaimed by the community for some time now.
@@nctsoftware5272 Sorry, no. It's only been reclaimed by Marxist ideologues. A bit of research might prove enlightening, especially to avoid being mistaken for a "useful Idiot" for that movement.
Love this video! It's so cool to see zines from the 90's - I have a few myself, as well as a huge collection of contemporary zines. I think it's cool to encourage young people to make zines, and I've seen a few different initiatives and workshops that have done this, but I'd really love it if these organisations instead worked with young people who *already* make zines, as there's a huge community of us out here and a lot of us really struggle to get our work seen.
