Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 7:34 pm
not quite: photo links to: http://mybuddieslive.com/wp-content/upl ... levine.jpgEarthbound wrote: Uhmmm, marcus?
google image search: Adam Levine
not quite: photo links to: http://mybuddieslive.com/wp-content/upl ... levine.jpgEarthbound wrote: Uhmmm, marcus?
Knew that it wasn't himFredd-E wrote:not quite: photo links to: http://mybuddieslive.com/wp-content/upl ... levine.jpgEarthbound wrote: Uhmmm, marcus?
google image search: Adam Levine
it's super marioryetronics wrote:All I can see are two dudes who didn't comb their hair that day.YELLOW wrote:very interesting picture that i've never seen before!Retrodreaming wrote:<center>
can anyone make out anything interesting in this picture, im wondering what the computer monitors for?
Colin FarrelEarthbound wrote:Uhmmm, marcus?jakestott wrote:

cults and amorphic cheesedave_from_2001 wrote:nude photographs. nude Boards of Canada photographs... milk.
homicide... cantelope trauma.. baron von humanblood. overgrown backyard.
sonar equipment. concrete. dog hair. white lego blocks. embroidered denim.
creaky elbows. handwriting experts.. quaker furniture.
that's all for this edition of Dateline Sunday. I'm Ann Curry.

It looks like Mike is doing a downward-facing "Namaste" pose (called Anjali Mudra in Sanscrit, I think), which is part of yoga. Actually, it's a great stretch for people that do computer work, musicians, massage therapists, etc.saturdayindex wrote:These two images are like windows into Mike and Marcus's souls. I feel like elder Mike seems like the more rebellious one, the one who probably has a bit of a darker side than his younger brother. He looks at the camera in a commanding, almost foreboding fashion. His hands, held straight together, suggests that he is a man with a plan, a man who is in control, who is aware of his body language. His hands are tilted slightly downward to the earth, in contrast to the traditionally upward-pointed hands of prayer, as if to say "this is how it's going to be".bleak. wrote:if i had to choose a favourite, it would have to be these two images -
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Marcus, the self-stated author of "Farewell Fire", by contrast, is probably the more sentimental of the two--his eyes averted off-stage, lost deep in thought, his facial expression, though hardened like his brother, more one of sadness than of darkness. His arms are crossed as if to say, "this is how it is."
So that's what they look like when they're not wearing large coats and hats.bleak. wrote:if i had to choose a favourite, it would have to be these two images -
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If growing old but still looking the same is cool, consider me Miles Davis.Betterthanyourkids wrote: It's cool how they've obviously gotten older, but they still look quite the same
My thoughts exactlyTheSilenceEchoes wrote:i love this one the best. Warm atmosphere. Man, these guys sure are goodlooking =)Retrodreaming wrote:<center>

May as well add one more eh? Kevin with short hairrainier wrote:You know I've never really looked at pictures of them, which is weird because when I was a kid I used to make crazy scrapbooks with pics of my favorite artists (many pictures of Kevin Shields with hearts drawn around them). I like that new picture of them walking down the street smiling though, they look genuinely happy.
