The Past and Pending

21st May 2013 | 7 notes

Major girl crush

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21st May 2013 | 103,513 notes

motionburnsthemood:

Abandoned Amusement Park in New Orleans

Creepy but cool

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18th May 2013 | 267 notes

Brand New

—The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot

I was never a big “Brand New” fan back in the day…but i’ve got to say this song has some of my very favourite lyrics:

You are calm and reposed
Let your beauty unfold
Pale white, like the skin stretched over your bones
Spring keeps you ever close
You are second-hand smoke
You are so fragile and thin, standing trial for your sins
Holding on to yourself the best you can
You are the smell before rain
You are the blood in my veins

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18th May 2013 | 43 notes

Can I have your luscious 1990’s hair Anthony?

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18th May 2013 | 23 notes

David Bowie

—Suffragette City

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18th May 2013 | 1,680 notes

how she manages to pull this off is beyond me.

bravvvve vanessa…i respect it

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18th May 2013

Ramblings of a music snob

Kids these days are jumping into the modern day music scene and listening to garbage —and I fear they have no choice.

How can we expect youth to “know any better” when the majority of music on the radio and tv is crap?

I whole heartedly believe the only way to rise above the simple, bubblegum, lacklustre, manufactured music is to appreciate the music that came before your generation.

Discovering the music and the innovators of the past lets you find greatness in modern music. It lets you sift through the shit to find people with real talent and real guts.

I know if I have kids I’m sitting them down and making them listen to the “musical greats” from my grandparents, parents and my generation before unleashing them into the world to find their own generations’ musical gems.

I’m embarrassed by what will be known as the “popular music” of my time.

Something is out of whack.