On a comic title. Take a look at The Invisibles, volume 2, number #7:
http://ocean.accesswa.net/Comics/2483/Comic.aspx
http://www.comune.modena.it/glamazonia/ ... biblio.htm
"The sound of the atom splitting" inspiration
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shamelessbehave
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"The sound of the atom splitting" inspiration
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"It´s fundamental that we do only exist in our own universe. When you like Pet Shop Boys, you are in our world. This is absolutely crucial to our entire outlook...what we do has an incredibly strong identity and applies only to us. It´s a case of not recognising the existence of anybody else!". Neil Tennant.
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Re: "The sound of the atom splitting" inspiration
Inspired by PSB or PSB were inspired by this comic?shamelessbehave wrote:On a comic title. Take a look at The Invisibles, volume 2, number #7:
http://ocean.accesswa.net/Comics/2483/Comic.aspx
http://www.comune.modena.it/glamazonia/ ... biblio.htm
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Re: "The sound of the atom splitting" inspiration
That´s what I would like to know too.One of the crowd wrote:Inspired by PSB or PSB were inspired by this comic?shamelessbehave wrote:On a comic title. Take a look at The Invisibles, volume 2, number #7:
http://ocean.accesswa.net/Comics/2483/Comic.aspx
http://www.comune.modena.it/glamazonia/ ... biblio.htm
http://www.myspace.com/shamelesssilvia
"It´s fundamental that we do only exist in our own universe. When you like Pet Shop Boys, you are in our world. This is absolutely crucial to our entire outlook...what we do has an incredibly strong identity and applies only to us. It´s a case of not recognising the existence of anybody else!". Neil Tennant.
"It´s fundamental that we do only exist in our own universe. When you like Pet Shop Boys, you are in our world. This is absolutely crucial to our entire outlook...what we do has an incredibly strong identity and applies only to us. It´s a case of not recognising the existence of anybody else!". Neil Tennant.
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shamelessbehave
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I don´t know.bobo wrote:Wasn't that inspired by Derek Jarman?
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"It´s fundamental that we do only exist in our own universe. When you like Pet Shop Boys, you are in our world. This is absolutely crucial to our entire outlook...what we do has an incredibly strong identity and applies only to us. It´s a case of not recognising the existence of anybody else!". Neil Tennant.
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To quote the always interesting Wayne Studer:
"The title The Sound of The Atom Splitting, which the song employs as something of a refrain and comes across as a non sequitur, was taken from a line in Derek Jarman's film The Last of England. And just what is the sound of the atom splitting? It's apparently supposed to be an "atomic age" metaphor for the end of the world."
"The title The Sound of The Atom Splitting, which the song employs as something of a refrain and comes across as a non sequitur, was taken from a line in Derek Jarman's film The Last of England. And just what is the sound of the atom splitting? It's apparently supposed to be an "atomic age" metaphor for the end of the world."