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Glamor and Splendor Reflect Orchestral Opulence

Ascribed to a cultural movement of any timeperiod is not a specific costume but a broad range of fashion symbolic of the "message" of the cultural movement. During humanity's Age of Enlightenment, it is not as much the glamorous clothing and makeup as the joy of spirit that generated the image of the individual. As the dead-of-mind-and-spirit of the classless 1950s/1960s Elvis Presley/Marilyn Monroe/The Beatles/My Mother the Car/ Gilligan's Island/Petticoat Junction/Green Acres/Laugh-In/The Munsters/ Lost in Space/Hogan's Heroes/The Addam's Family/The Beverly Hillbillies/ Get Smart/The Flying Nun/I Dream of Jeannie/My Favorite Martian/Bewitched/ The Monkees/McHale's Navy/Gomer Pyle/F-Troop/Hee-Haw/Woodstock imbecile generation disintegrated into oblivion, all forms of artistic expression - from film to photography, television to music - exploded with the never-before-experienced intellectual energy borne of 1970s philosophical awakening. Clothing, endued with Art-Deco-style silk and satin, evoked the glamor of film and photography of the 1920s and 1930s; but, added to the fashion splendor is color, infusing the artistic composition with a passion and emotion absent in other timeperiods. In order to complete an ensemble reminiscent of the Disco Era, one must possess an internal energy that exudes dignity. Note the predominance of men's sleek tuxedos and bow-ties, and women's flowing silk gowns and pumps, and - contrary to what the vermin of society perpetuate - not one platform shoe! Observe evidence to humanity's reaching its zenith in not only the audio arts but the arts of all the senses.

Note 1970s Beauty, Elegance, and Sophistication of the Multitudes of Performers, before They Became Afflicted with the Cancerous '80s-Disease, causing their degradation into 1980s Satanic Psycho-Trash.

Also Note the Inextricable Bond Between the Sparkling Artistic Composition Of 1970s Photography And the Sparkling Beauty of History's Most Beautiful Melodies, Productions, Arrangements, and Orchestrations... In Nightmarish Contrast to the Inextricable Bond Between the Visual Vomit of 1980s-To-Present-Day Photography And the Dead-Of-Mind-And-Spirit of History's Most Brain-Degenerating, Disease-Inducing, Satan-Worshiping Cacophonous Trash, By Design Assaulting The Mind And Spirit, As Well As The Physiology Down To The Very Cellular Level.

1980 Marked The final Plunge Into Satan's Abyss.  No Room For Interpretation Or Subjectivity Here, As Pictures And Sounds Do Not Lie:

1970s Beauty, Elegance, and Sophistication

Michael Jackson, 1979
In Classic Tuxedo
Art Direction/Design: Mike Salisbury
Photography: Steve Harvey

1980s Satanic Psycho-Trash

Michael Jackson, 1983
With Her Underworld Siblings
Satan's Children: Truth In Plain Sight...
...But Dismissed by the Ignorant Masses as "Artistic License"

1980s Satanic Psycho-Trash

Michael Jackson, 1983/84
In Her Preschool-Girl Leatherette Jumpsuit
"Moon," In "Moonwalk": A Direct Reference To Satanic Possession
Hateful Countenance And Aggressive Body-Pose/Fists...
...Evil Energy Direct From The Abyss

1970s Beauty, Elegance, and Sophistication

Grace Jones, 1978
Portrayed In Cinematographic-style Watercolors
Art Direction/Design/Artwork: Richard Bernstein

1980s Satanic Psycho-Trash

Grace Jones, 1981
Showing His Pronounced Manly Skull And Grotesque Shapeshifting Anatomical Features...
...Is That Supposed To Be A Clavicle?
And On What, Exactly, Are Those Reptilian Eyes Focused?

1980s Satanic Psycho-Trash

Grace Jones, 1985
Reference To His Diabolical Pez-Dispenser Hole...
Cannot Conceal Those Reptilian Eyes Going In Different Directions
[Just The Concept Of This "Message" Contrived By Nothing But Pure Satanic Filth]

1970s Beauty, Elegance, and Sophistication

Sylvester, 1978
In Casual-style White Tuxedo
Art Direction: Phil Caroll
Art Design: Jamie Putnam
Photography: Phil Bray

1980s Satanic Psycho-Trash

Sylvester, 1983
Evincing Her Demonstrable Femininity
Note The Black-And-White Harlequin Pattern In Mirror-like Form Signifying "Reversal"

1980s Satanic Psycho-Trash

Sylvester, 1987
As Bozo-The-Clown Look-Alike With Orange Hair
Note The Role Of The Color Orange In Satanic References/Ritual

1970s Beauty, Elegance, and Sophistication

Donna Summer, 1977
Portrayed In Unrivaled '70s Sparkling-Silver Photography

1980s Satanic Psycho-Trash

Donna Summer, 1982
With His Possessed Demonic Grimace
"Styling" Of Hair, Make-up, And Fake Teeth Defining Pure Trash

1980s Satanic Psycho-Trash

Donna Summer, 1982
With Black "Halo" And Underworld Whore-Angel Lingerie...
...Tribute To His God Lucifer, For Whom He Ostentatiously Flaunts His "Unconditional Love"
["I know something you don't know {with mocking sinister smirk}."]

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