Dadaists and constructivists, hard line geometry and expressionism, photomontage and crazy drawing, the rational and the loopy all had their place.
But like Sun Ra's insistence that he was a cosmic traveller (which was so unswerving that people who challenged him ended up sounding much more loopy), Michael's love for another place in history is irresistible.
As such affairs go, "Spanish Painting" is very grand and quite marvelous, avoiding the familiar piety of the standard masterpiece potpourri by virtue of its eloquent installation in the museum's loopy ramp, still the weirdest-coolest place to look at art and at other people looking at art.
"Tenured N.Y.U. and Harvard professors are not going to study places that have all these loopy people offering fringe archaeological theories on them".
Despite its image as a purple, loopy purveyor of fun, Yahoo is a solitary place defined by an us-against-the-world fervor and a confidence that verges on fatal arrogance.
I smell bud and see dudes nodding and looking loopy, but to me, jail is not the place for that shit.
If the West continues to take a hard line on Ukraine, it will perpetuate the loopy logic that created the crisis in the first place.
Frequently sidelined in the Peanuts canon, but a personal childhood favourite, this feature-length outing strands Schulz's gang in rural France; decades on, I found its loopy humour and skew-whiff child's-eye observations reassuringly in place.
The DJs were relatively unknown: Pat Hurley and DJ Zebedee with the Techno, Cydonia and Coma playing the trance which, at the time, didn't feel very different from the acid techno, to be honest; it was more melodic, but very rolling and loopy, not the edit-based donking psy-trance that is common place today.
"Architectural delirium" is how Joseph Giovannini described its loopy forms when he wrote his 1997 article for The Times; Beatrix Ost called the place "Cleopatra's submarine".
