Florence and the Machine: Shake It Out (SNL)
by Here is an astounding performance of Shake it Out: captivating, breathtaking and beautiful. I have surrendered my initial apprehension due to Florence Welch’s face-shattering voice and instead embraced it with open arms. I wish to marry her one day.
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Also by MILAN TOPALOVIC
When a flight attendant claims that South West Airlines ‘do things a little bit differently’, the travellers aren’t expecting him to rip into a perfectly executed two minute rap. Never before has the mundane security announcement been delivered with such flamboyance and panache. Eminem, jog on.
Not too much to add to this one, it was floating around the old interweb from which I have plucked it and saved as an automatic screensaver for my head to cheer me up whenever I go quiet for longer than 10 seconds.
Florence and the Machine Vinyl competition entry
This is my illustration entry for the Florence and the Machine Vinyl competition in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust. Voting is open now until January 26 and you can vote TWICE!
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