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Ink 19 :: El Mortigi Tempo :: Real and Unreal, Part Two Real and Unreal, Part Two El Mortigi Tempo Real and Unreal, Part Four Real and Unreal, Part Three Real and Unreal, Part Two More El Mortigi Tempo... 3. "Wake up! It is half past ten," yelled Z. "You are soaking in sweat. What in the world were you dreaming about?" "Uh, nothing really," mumbled Perry. "I have to go bathe, and get out of these clothes. My train leaves at 3 today." "Good morning," seductively smiled the Whore, as we shall refer to Marcella now. Perry stared at the Whore, then retreated to the bathroom for a warm shower. As the water drizzled on him, Perry could only think of his dream. Who was Estella, and what did she want from him? Some people believe in the concept of astral worlds and other dimensions that cannot be described using our 5 senses. Supposedly, a soul is encased in several layers, one of which is the human body. After our death, the body is released from the soul, and we become astral beings. While in our human state we need oxygen to survive, in our astral bodies we need the lifetronic force, light, to keep us alive. Light. Astral worlds are nothing like the transient physical world, for they are filled with colors never seen before, and everything is so pure and beautiful. In the astral dimension, beauty is not judged by the way one looks, but rather the radiating love that is present inside of them. The friends and family we had on earth are present in the astral world, thus proving that the power of friendship and unconditional love is eternal. Astral beings are able to penetrate our physical world, but it takes a great amount of energy and time for humans to penetrate theirs. The easiest way for humans to contact astral beings is through dreams. The dead people who appear in our dreams exist; not as humans or anything we can touch or feel. They exist as a thought. It is a consciousness that prevails through space and time. How does one describe the mind and the thoughts we have? How do you quantitatively describe our consciousness? 4. The dream continued bothering Perry. He had come to Sheffield to spend some time with Z, but to his despair, he was no longer with L, and even worse, he was making love every night to the Whore. Z and the Whore walked Perry to the train station. "Goodbye, Z," said Perry in a solemn voice near the station's platform. "It was nice seeing you again," replied Z. "I hope that you will come visit again. Next time you should stay here a little longer than one night. I am hoping to try to find a job in London, so I'll let you know how things turn out." "It was nice meeting you," said Perry to the Whore. "Same here," replied the Whore. Perry got into the train, and realized how many things had changed about himself and about Z. He had always respected Z what he stood for. Here was a boy who taught himself how to play the keyboard and guitar, who had gotten drunk with the local vicar, and who had slept with the perfect girl in school. A boy who was going to be a rock star, scientist, and a politician. He had the ability to change the world- the person who people look up to generations after their death. He could have been the Gandhi, the Beatles, or the Bowie of his time. But now he was relegated to a little flat in Sheffield, working 9 to 6, five days a week for a pharmaceutical company, and living with a whore. I used to know this girl some years back who was the valedictorian of my high school. She lettered in swimming, track, cheerleading, and softball, and she was the county volunteer of the year for 3 years in a row. I used to sit in class and wonder if there were any imperfections in her. She seemed so unreal, yet she was so real. Teachers worshipped her, and she was hailed as the "most likely to succeed" and I was hailed as the "most likely to fail." She got accepted to Princeton University, but she dropped out during the middle of her freshman year after becoming pregnant. I haven't heard from her since, and I doubt that she is contributing to society in a way that people had once expected. I find it unfair of Perry to be disappointed in Z, but at the same time, Z was the leader. When the leader has fallen, and no one has assumed the responsibility of leading the way, the cause perishes. Perry was feeling that the cause had died when Z became ordinary. What hurt Perry and me is that Z had so much potential. He was so intelligent, witty, yet wise, and he had this powerful gaze when he looked at you which made him godlike. Looking into his eyes one could see years of wisdom and the wonderful future that was awaiting us. But like all my heroes, Z failed. Z became real for Perry's senses, and this became too unbearable for Perry to comprehend. 5. The train ride back to London was quite nauseating because the woman next to him was vomiting chunks of chicken in a plastic bag and two little children in the front were crying incessantly. He was trying to get some sleep, and these three idiots were making his life even more miserable than it was. "Hey you fucks," he yelled at the incessantly crying children. "Can't you shut up for a minute?" Petrified, the children retreated into their seats. The passengers next to him were astonished, but no one wanted to say anything for fear of instigating a fight. He had had a miserable week and had contemplated suicide, but he couldn't think of an interesting way to die. His business ventures in Japan and Malaysia had collapsed dramatically in the last week, and two days earlier Sarah, his daughter had just been diagnosed with Wilson's disease. He had spent the weekend in Manchester with Angelina, his mistress of 13 months. "I have been dreaming about you for days," he said. "I have been thinking about you for weeks, and I am glad I am in your arms again." "Do you think about me when you fuck Mary?" she replied. "Does she scream when you rhythmically ride her, and do you scream too, James?" Whenever he made love to Mary, she would scream whenever she had an orgasm, but Angelina never screamed. Screaming for Mary was a way to tell her husband that she loved him, and that he was pleasing her like no other. Angelina didn't scream for she wanted to be in control and power during lovemaking. Screaming is a sign that you are the victim, helpless and powerless. Women who are raped (or hate fucked) are oftentimes said to scream in hopes of grabbing someone's attention to convey that they are in pain and under attack. "Did you orgasm?" he had asked Angelina the night they made love in Brussels. "Why do you ask?" she replied. "You didn't scream," he responded. "You haven't screamed ever since we started making love." "Oh James, every woman is different," she said. "I am not Mary." He had met Mary when they were in business school at NYU. Both of them had grown up in England, James in Liverpool, and Mary in Manchester, but by fortune, or misfortune, they had met at NYU. Three years after graduation they got married in a small church in Manchester, and a year later, Sarah was born. They lived in a small flat in Manchester, about 15 minutes from Mary's parents, but eventually moved into a luxurious house when James started getting promotions at his job. Mary was an extravagant spender, and by the time James became senior executive of his company, Mary was throwing massive parties for so-called friends. "I don't know who you are anymore," he said to her one day. "I don't know the person who I married. You are not real to me anymore. You don't exist in my world." "I hate you James," she replied. "You are always wanting to control me. Well I am a person and I am real." She began to remove her clothes until she stood naked in front of him. "I am real," she cried as she pounded her chest. "Here, feel my tits," she said as she grabbed her breasts. "James, it is real. I exist. I am real, you stupid fuck." I can be contacted at mortigitempo@hotmail.com
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( view more ) Following the Moon (1974) ( view more ) Ticking Time Bomb [1974] ( view more ) A Declaration of Independence (1973) ( view more ) *** TheFutureEmbrace Film & other goodies *** ( view more ) [ View All Blog Entries ] About Billy Corgan TheFutureEmbrace - In Stores Now! To sign up for Billy Corgan new updates and other goodies, please enter your email address below: What people are saying about TheFutureEmbrace ... Corgan is creating some of the most engaging music of his career. The low-key closer, Strayz, summarizes the work thusly: You know Im true/Wasnt born to follow. -- Jason Pettigrew, ALTERNATIVE PRESS, August 2005 (five stars, highest rating) "Corgan's lyrics and aching whine convey the heart and psyche in an agonizing struggle to decipher the past and confront fears. Bold, eccentric and personal...Corgan devotees will warm to its idiosyncratic charms." -- Edna Gundersen, USA Today, 6/20/05 ...tinged by the idea that trauma holds the promise of transformation. Let it sink in over several listens, and its broken, beautiful pieces fall into place, its hopefulness starts to emerge. -- Greg Kot, Chicago Tribune, 6/19/05 "...an often bracing extension of the sweeping, striving rock and emotional vulnerability that made Corgan a beacon of alternative rock in the '90s. Here Corgan takes his sonic signatures--the blend of swoon and snarl, the high-pitched whine, the grandly melancholic harmonies and progressions--and adds a big dose of electronics, staking out a quasi-Goth territory with echoes of brisk New Order, burbling Peter Gabriel and shimmering Brian Wilson. The singer negotiates this terrain with his emotional antennae set on super-sensitive, bringing high drama to expressions of longing for connection and salvation. There's a moment or two of alarm and urgency, but less of the rage that colored the Pumpkins' music. In its place, Corgan summons a liturgical grandeur that makes this an almost religious embrace." -- Richard Cromelin, Los Angeles Times, 6/19/05 "...he has crafted his most distinctive and consistent music, picking up where Adore left off by pairing digital programming with wonderful washes of ethereal guitar a la the Cocteau Twins or My Bloody Valentine, and nicely framing melodies that remain anthemic and insanely infectious...With lyrical heartfelt declarations such as, "You don't know what it's like to love somebody the way I love you" and "I'm ready, ready for love," The Future Embrace is partly a journal of heartbreak and partly an optimistic personals ad announcing that its creator is ready to move forward and commit...[he is]...just an artist expressing what all of us feel, and doing it better than most." -- Jim DeRogatis, Chicago Sun Times, 6/19/05 "...brilliant first solo disc..." -- Trevor Kelley, The Stranger (Seattle), 7/14/05 Corgans dogged pursuit of infinite sadness still beguiles. -- Matt Diehl, Interview Magazine, July 2005 "...unquestionably beautiful, truthful and transcending..." -- Austin Powell, Daily Texan, 6/30/05 "...an enveloping wash of electronics and six-string soar over which the often-dour star sings the most hopeful lyrics of his career..." -- Ben Wener, Orange County Register, 7/14/05 "Employing his poetic muse as well as his skills as a musician and producer, Corgan created a richly layered album awash in keyboards that explores religion, aging and personal growth through such songs as All Things Change, The Camera Eye, Walking Shade and a beautiful version of the Bee Gees To Love Somebody. The album is like a musical extension of his book of poems, Blinking With Fists, which became a New York Times best seller." -- Gene Stout, Seattle Post-Intellegencer, 7/15/05 The albums opening salvo, All Things Change, is a declarative rocker enveloped in subdued electronics, while his moody take on the Bee Gees To Love Somebody conjures the coiled angst, angular tone and aching coolness of his old band at its very best. -- Ken Taylor, Wire, July 2005 "...trading in his '70s-metal-guitar onslaught for something more subdued but no less forceful. The highlight is an odd, electronically bent cover of the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody. -- Aidin Vazira, San Francisco Chronicle, 6/19/05 "...some deliciously dark rockers..." -- Sandra Barrera, Los Angeles Daily News You dont merely hear TheFutureEmbrace, you touch it as well. Your senses tingle alive on All Things Change, a watery cascade of keyboards that washes over the listener to a metallic synthdrum backbeat. -- Tom Lanham, Illinois Entertainer, 6/05 "Corgan offers one of his most impassioned vocals in Now (and Then) and saves the guitar-rocking single Walking Shade'...The album's most unforgettable track is Corgan's none too subtle, loving homage to David Bowie, Pretty, Pretty Star. The guitars ripple, the effects are dream-weaving..." -- Kevin OHare, Newhouse News Service, 6/17/05 On The Future Embrace, Corgan taps into a twisted sadness and strangeness, ?with glimpses of hope and beauty. The CD is nearly always compelling, with The ?Camera Eye and Now (and Then) among the highlights....if this is Corgan's future, we'll gladly embrace it." -- Kevin C. Johnson, St. Louis Post Dispatch, 6/21/05 "Billy Corgan gets a really good buzz going with the techno-toned yet humanistic TheFutureEmbrace. -- Jonathan Takiff, Philadelphia Daily News, 6/21/05 TheFutureEmbrace is an eclectic and engaging album, including the requisite Jimmy Chamberlin appearance on the poppy and propulsive DIA and a tortured souls summit between Corgan and The Cures Robert Smith (To Love Somebody). Best of all is the punishing Mina Loy (M.O.H.), in which Corgan asks, over the albums best riff, Can I give my old heart to you? Hes hard to refuse. -- Adam McKibbin, Outburn, July 2005 While the lyrics are more introspective and the music more electronic than what we've come to expect from the Pumpkins or his most recent project, Zwan, thankfully Corgan's distinctive vocals and grungy guitar riffs are ubiquitous. The mostly upbeat songs, highlighted by All Things Change, Mina Loy (M.O.H.) and A100 effortlessly flow together. -- Katy Kroll, Billboard, 6/21/05 What people are saying about TheFutureEmbrace Tour... ...a dynamic solo debut Monday night at Webster Hall where he looked good and sounded better...Corgan's guitar work provided the core constant, twisting from crisp leads into a crush of distortion." -- Dan Aquilante, New York Post, 6/29/05 "...his vision was compelling...['A100']...delved into industrial rock with a thudding kick drum and rumbling synth-noises. Sorrows (In Blue) combined the two approaches: cold and menacing, yet slow and soulful. -- Rafer Guzman, Newsday, 6/30/05 "Despite its more personal and intimate tone, the new music never slumped into mere melancholy or self-pity. Instead, it offered a more nuanced version of the turmoil that has always driven Corgan's best songs. While most of The Future Embrace material performed at the Vic hewed closely to the album arrangements, from the eggshell beauty of Pretty, Pretty Star to the sleek New Order-like drive of Walking Shade, the guitarist veered into a darker territory with a handful of covers." -- Greg Kot, Chicago Tribune, 7/6/05 "...the music achieved a grandeur that sounded harsh and romantic simultaneously, all without borrowing the conventions that worked with his previous bands." -- Mark Guarino, Chicago Daily Harold, 7/6/05 "...one of the most original and challenging pieces of rock theater to come through town in years." -- Bill White, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 7/20/05 "...an evening where artist and fan explored the unknown together." -- Katy Kroll, Billboard.com, 7/12/05 "...a scintillating set...Playing against a high tech screen lit with sequenced vibrant colorful graphics, the quartet kicked off with an utterly spectacular A100, where Corgan's plangent wailing guitar easily dominated the heady keys and pulsing percussion. The thuggish beat and fuzzy bass of I'm Ready brought that euphoria down to the dance floor level. DIA matched a driving beat with gorgeous vocal harmonies, as Strawberry added rich undertones to Corgan's scratchy sweet moans. Walking Shade was nothing short of an ooh-baby moment, as Corgan strapped on a black Flying V and let rip with big squalls." -- Linda Laban, Boston Heralnd, 7/1/05 "Corgan pierced the pulsing backdrop with plenty of intricate, intriguing guitar solos (the glissandos imparted on A100 and The Camera Eye fused Tom Verlaine's icy fluidity with Corgan's own free-associative ardor)... -- David Sprague, Daily Variety, 6/29/05 "...an undeniably sweet and unaffected undercurrent to songs such as the tender opener Now (and Then), a ballad about commitment, and the crystalline pop of All Things Change, in which Corgan successfully weaved multiple hooks...Corgan sounded as if he was born to voice the despair of the Bee Gees' To Love Somebody with a symphony of minor-key synths behind him." -- Patrick Berkery, Philadelphia Inquirer, 6/27/05 "...a finely executed musical departure for Corgan..." -- Kevin C. Johnson, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 7/8/05 "...This show, with its myriad of color and feeling, was one that will be sure to linger in the audience's collective memory." -- Madeline Virbasius-Walsh, The Sentimentalist, 7/8/05 ps. just so we're all clear... hateful postings, gratuitous spam, and comments that cause the page to layout funky will be deleted. if someone is trolling the boards, trying to get a rise out of people, it's best to just ignore them... ok? ok. Billy Corgan's Friend Space Billy Corgan has 67146 friends. Jimmy Chamberlin Complex TILA TEQUILA Linda Strawberry Tom AvaAdoreWhore Drew Eric Steve View All of Billy Corgan's Friends Billy Corgan'sFriends Comments Displaying 50 of 39313 comments ( View/Edit All Comments ) AquaMax Jan 11, 2006 02:46 PM welcome to the 2006...the Future has arrived! drugs of faith Jan 11, 2006 02:37 PM the solo record's cool, but a pumpkins reunion would be cool too! HYPOZENTRUM Jan 11, 2006 02:18 PM Wow! 100 years!!! Happy Birthday Albert... King Bee Jan 11, 2006 01:04 PM good afternoon! al Jan 11, 2006 12:52 PM hey billy! wassssssssssssssssssup Pure Lunacy Jan 11, 2006 12:48 PM if you wait i will wait ... To my last breath... ♥ xox *Starlette* Bass Junkie Jan 11, 2006 12:07 PM hey man, i like you music, i think its well written from the pumpkins right through zwan right up to this veru day, keep it going man, ill always listen to your stuff, when i get my stuff together maybe you'll listen to me, who knows what the future entails my failing heart Jan 11, 2006 11:43 AM if it wasn't for you i wouldn't do what i do. rock on, daniel godfrey (my failing heart) THIEF Jan 11, 2006 11:07 AM we're waiting... :) Zer0 Jan 11, 2006 10:07 AM holy japense pan cakes where are you billy?? *are you sweepy? having some time off? ;) Sarah's Siamese Dream Jan 11, 2006 10:00 AM hey everyone! back to my old rounds... have a Smashing day ... Tony Teardrop Jan 11, 2006 08:21 AM Your drum Machine is broken. What's next. T ROSE Jan 11, 2006 08:18 AM Heyy!! Just stoping by to say luv your music! The Only Solution Is A Revolution Jan 11, 2006 08:10 AM billy when we gonna hear bout the surprise bro, btw i love you and your music ur an inspiration to me and im starting a band because of you Josh Jan 11, 2006 07:43 AM That comment by Mark reminded me that Hello Kitty Kat is the perfect MP3 ringtone. I have to thank you for that...heh. That's what I use on my phone. My phone usually stops ringing after "Say hello", although the actual ringtone I made stops right after the word "goodbye". al Jan 11, 2006 07:33 AM you better be back, mr. corgan, "full fucking force".... Mark Jan 11, 2006 06:13 AM my love is weakness, my love is oh so wrong, my love is sadness, my love is oh so strong, my teeth are razor sharp, my love is f$cking strong, i'll be with you, but not for long!!!! hello kitty KAT, billy we all love you, come back to us with some sweet news, SP4eva!! ahaha cya billy mark Bumblebeemouth Jan 11, 2006 06:02 AM Hey, just listened to Transformer, havent heard it in ages it ROCKS!!! See ya ~Sheila Petronella~ Jan 11, 2006 02:41 AM ~Shadow... dee Jan 11, 2006 01:30 AM wow, profile views 1202021 Nate Kizerian (A.K.A) Sevenstringbassfreak Jan 11, 2006 01:28 AM Whats up? Bishop Jan 11, 2006 12:44 AM Rawk on!!! Dave Jan 11, 2006 12:16 AM Hey Billy, Love ya!, I wonder if you read these messages....:(...but anyways, I'm getting played on K-ROCK!!!! SO THATS AWESOME NEWS! ...WITHOUT BEING SIGNED ON A MAJOR LABEL OR ANYTHING!...and doing the writing, performing, recording all myself on pro tools and mpc-1000! ...maybe theres hope left for us un-signed heartfelt artists....take care billy....someday, ...someday..... Chris Portman Jan 11, 2006 12:14 AM Our consciousness rushes forward to its inevitable departure into the Circle Without Boundary. zed Jan 10, 2006 11:30 PM hello, billy. so, what's up ? come visit some time. Momms Jan 10, 2006 10:55 PM "Confusion is movement none the less.".. -me Josh Jan 10, 2006 10:48 PM If only Smashing Pumpkins were still around to show some of these newer bands how good music should sound. Laura Jan 10, 2006 10:38 PM Adored you since I was 8 years old. I had good taste. pumkinfan2 Jan 10, 2006 10:15 PM sweet dreans Billy..wherever you are... crack is easy Jan 10, 2006 09:55 PM Mr. Corgan, you have been my musical hero ever since I was 11. You're timeless :) The solo album is great. GOD BLESS YOU!!! with love, Marianne. ~* Lacie with an L ! *~ Jan 10, 2006 09:51 PM OK! it's getting really bad now. I come home on my lunch hour just to see if you've announced you surprise. When I get home from work, I'm right back on this damn machine, checking to see if you've finally decided to stop this insanity and just let us know! NOTHING....NOTHING at all! Patience is something I lack, and may I say I've been doing pretty good with waiting for this special piece of information. I JUST CAN'T TAKE VERY MUCH MORE OF THIS!!!!! Please Billy, let us in on your secret. Olga auf deutsch Jan 10, 2006 09:39 PM You know what, my birthday is tomorrow. I'll be 17. Billy's Slave Jan 10, 2006 09:25 PM i broke my tooth today, it sucked how was your day? King Bee Jan 10, 2006 08:49 PM good evening friends WalTeR Jan 10, 2006 08:32 PM U rocked the house @ the henry fonday theater on 07-12-05 i was there 15ft away, kicked ass!!! keep on keepin on and see you soon with the pumpkins again ??!!! Mrs. Corgan Jan 10, 2006 08:31 PM aw...everyone loves you so much... it's so cute...like you. GorgeousKiwiGal Jan 10, 2006 07:16 PM Just wanted to stop by and show some love Billy. Saw you 10 years ago with the Pumpkins here in Auckland, New Zealand - you guys rocked. Definitely the best gigs I've seen to date. Gutted that I missed you when you were in NZ again recently. Hope to see you Down Under again soon. Keep up the great work. You're a musical genius and pure inspiration. Alexia xx I'm Ready Jan 10, 2006 06:52 PM hi Billy, can i give my old heart to you? ab Jan 10, 2006 06:48 PM maybe he's releasing his novel?? Thru The Eyes of Ruby Jan 10, 2006 06:48 PM Thru the Eyes of Ruby...yes, yes indeed. Like I said earlier, MLK Jr. Day is a great day to announce something extra special Mrs. Corgan Jan 10, 2006 06:48 PM jason is right...but i don't think billy would of saved darcy... billy would have more fun as the villian<3 jason Jan 10, 2006 06:31 PM The end is the beging is the end video was alright, but not great, and my least favorite pumpkins video. and I know the batman people wanted lots of clips of their movie in there. But someone saying you should be batman a couple posts down got me thinking. The video could have kicked ass if Billy was running around with a batman mask and cape - saving darcy(damsel in distress) from james(pick any villan, penguin wouldve been funny). add some "booms" and "pows" and i think it couldve been a winner. anyways, that was almost 10 years ago, oh well Temporarily Crestfallen Jan 10, 2006 06:21 PM Good Billy sir, it is way past new year, and we are still waiting for your news...do tell soon!!! like, now would be a good time... Laura Palmer Jan 10, 2006 06:12 PM i wanna meet you again..? Miss Vampira-loves the smashing pumpkins Jan 10, 2006 06:02 PM hello billy... i understand how it is to be you... i just want my band and my life back. you are the greatest. sincerely, ballantine Mrs. Corgan Jan 10, 2006 05:48 PM billy we're waiting, and we can wait forever... as long as we have hope<3 Mrs. Corgan Jan 10, 2006 05:47 PM hello loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeely! x_mellon_collie_x Jan 10, 2006 05:42 PM I have come to find that your music is irreplaceable(or unreplaceable whatever the hell it is). Every time I listen to something other than your music I tend to get a bit depressed and bored with whatever it is. Then I listen to your music and I feel comforted and replenished. Nothing compares to your awesome music. Every now and then I like to listen to some other stuff, but no music will ever be as great as yours. You are simply the greatest musician there ever was and ever will be. Thru The Eyes of Ruby Jan 10, 2006 05:03 PM MLK Jr. Day is coming upon us...the perfect time for a suprise announcement huh BC? We're all waiting patiently. Thanks for Marquis In Spades. L Dolly Vita † Jan 10, 2006 04:57 PM ♥ Much Love ♥ Add Comment About | FAQ | Terms | Privacy | Safety Tips | Contact Myspace | Promote! | Advertise ©2003-2006 MySpace.com All Rights Reserved.
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