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nicecleanwhite: tvlanddryspell: Une Femme Est Une Femme...

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 15:33:05 -0500

nicecleanwhite:

tvlanddryspell:

Une Femme Est Une Femme (1961)

instant godard/karina reblog.

seriousdelirium: I am officially a convert. Roundwound strings...

Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:53:49 -0500

seriousdelirium:

I am officially a convert. Roundwound strings on all acoustic instruments from now on.

i have to try this..

nickmaynard: Song - Fuck My Life. Album - Nick Maynard...

Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:46:37 -0500

nickmaynard:

Song - Fuck My Life.

Album - Nick Maynard Presents… The Future! Volume Two: The Past!

Description - This song introduces the second main character of ‘The Past’, a hitman for the space mafia. He attempts to leave his bloody life behind him and is successful for a period of time, during which he gets married and raises a family.

His life falls apart when his wife and children are tragically murdered. Left with no options, he turns to the only people he knows can help: the space mafia. He’ll do their bidding and in exchange they promise they’ll use their resources to create clones of his deceased family.

“God, take me now. I’ve got nothing left now that you’ve taken away my wife, my son, my daughter. I dream every day of ending it.”

nick maynard auto reblog. dude of the decade.

seriousdelirium: forevertime: goddamnitsweetheart: doomriver: ...

Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:46:10 -0500

seriousdelirium:

forevertime:

goddamnitsweetheart:

doomriver:

exspectator:

bringtheruckuss:

sweetwolfshirt:

tim and eric auto reblog.

bclikesyou: elliotttt: Tomorrow is Forever - Rinse and Repeat...

Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:39:07 -0500

bclikesyou:

elliotttt:

Tomorrow is Forever - Rinse and Repeat (2005)

such a good song.

note to friends/shoppers:

Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:29:28 -0500

obey clothing has the best customer service.

(via sickgnar) probably the most photographed building on the...

Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:26:18 -0500

(via sickgnar)

probably the most photographed building on the east coast huh?

crookedspin: theuntalentedmrripley: so excited for this new...

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 17:53:28 -0500

crookedspin:

theuntalentedmrripley:

so excited for this new album

i found them from La Blogotheque, which has AMAZING performances from them, ‘specially The Red Cave while on the french subway … sooooo good.

lnr:

Song of the Week: Yeasayer - Ambling Alp

But your lows will have their compliment of highs

I never really paid attention to Yeasayer before now, but I am loving their new single. I’ve probably listened to it a dozen times since Friday.

i just can’t get into this band.. i’ve seen them twice and their singer makes me want to barf down his throat.

annamack: ADDENDUM: sometimes i wonder what is the difference...

Thu, 29 Oct 2009 08:26:54 -0400

annamack:

ADDENDUM:
sometimes i wonder what is the difference between looking at an urban outfitters catalog and looking at art photography that circulates the internet. it feels like both of them are selling me an ‘alternative image’ to aspire to. i mean, i get that marketing follows art (the opposite could also be argued), but i think artists should feel obliged to make it difficult for that to happen. i also get that this could easily be read as a ‘crotchety’ opinion and the perpetuation of art as an elite sphere isn’t necessarily productive to the ‘goal’ of art (if it has one). all art doesn’t have to be subversive to be good, but what i’m saying is: artists right now, and i am talking in particular about young photographers who produce a very particular (yet very widely proliferated) strain of imagery, are in a complacent funk where it just feels like a shallow celebration of youth culture.

d-d-d-dats all folks!!!!

i don’t think that’s too far off. nor is it crotchety.. i have a book you should read.

helvetica vs. ariel.

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:07:03 -0400

helvetica vs. ariel.:

can you tell the difference?

i scored 14 right out of 20.

david: via benjaminpalmer and jayparkinsonmd

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:25:00 -0400

david:

via benjaminpalmer and jayparkinsonmd

the narrator - culture/counts mid 90’s made 00’s....

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 22:09:22 -0400

the narrator - culture/counts

mid 90’s made 00’s. best “breakdown” at the end. high school me goes crazy.

(via henhousesinger) YO HEN, UR HAIR IS TOTEZ NOT GROWIN’...

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:29:12 -0400

(via henhousesinger)

YO HEN, UR HAIR IS TOTEZ NOT GROWIN’ BACK!

littlejess: (via liquorinthefront)nom. you realize most men...

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:25:10 -0400

littlejess:

(via liquorinthefront)

nom.

you realize most men look at this and, essentially, “womanize?”

"When you’re a child, you’re told the rules to life. You are told of the strict order of the universe..."

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:22:42 -0400

“

When you’re a child, you’re told the rules to life. You are told of the strict order of the universe - the strict order of society. And that’s that.

And when you get in your teens and young adulthood…you begin to see flaws in the order. You see that these rules in your life are silly, ridiculous. And you poke at it, you make fun of it, and that’s where comedy, anybody’s comedy comes from.

But as you get even older, and hopefully wiser, you begin to see the truth. The truth that there is in fact absolutely no order at all - nobody has any idea what they are doing, at all. That religion is a lie, that politics is a lie, and morality is a lie. And that everything truly is in utter chaos.

And as soon as you realize this, well, it’s just not that funny.

”

- John Cleese, on why he doesn’t produce as much work now as when he was younger (via nickmaynard / bandoreli)

“nightdreams” segment. the wierdest porn you...

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:03:17 -0400

“nightdreams” segment. the wierdest porn you probably wont see. (via a conversation with patty d, leeann and antonella. co-worker and roommates. [respectively])

jesseames: CREEPY SMILE O TREV IS THIS Y U CAN”T...

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 20:51:55 -0400

jesseames:

CREEPY SMILE

O TREV IS THIS Y U CAN”T PRACTICE 2 NITE?

falling super behind in reading.. have started infinite jest, got dwell in the mail and...

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:15:35 -0400

falling super behind in reading..

have started infinite jest, got dwell in the mail and haven’t touched it, amazon speedily sent me art school and i want to read that the most at the moment.

nickmaynard: annakarina: chimpbrotrev: Claire. gpyotuesday. ...

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:12:30 -0400

nickmaynard:

annakarina:

chimpbrotrev:

Claire.

gpyotuesday.

there i yam all sweaty.

lauriebreaker: Right now I will probably have just gotten in to...

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:05:36 -0400

lauriebreaker:

Right now I will probably have just gotten in to NYC, and am in the process of seeking out a coffee/bathroom. so, incase i don’t get to an in situ GPOYW, here is a double-up, via my queue. [brought to you by tumblr’s awesome features!]

I am also sporting my new Gaslight Anthem hoodie that I picked up Sunday night @ their show at the Troc (w/ MBD, no less). I’ve gotten bad about buying merch again now that most touring bands take credit cards. meeep. though, a hoodie AND 3-color screenprinted poster for a total of $45? Thank you, Gaslight. [Let’s go jersey!]

I’ll be in NYC for the day. perhaps night, currently debating whether or not to hit up White Heat this evening @151 W. 26th st, for the Loose Marbles. yes, that’s right.

what the fuck?! touring bands take credit cards?! when did this happen? i’ve never seen this. how much more money hungry can we get here? for fuck’s sake, isn’t there always an atm at most bars/venues or around the conrner?! who thinks this shit up? i’m sorry but i can’t be the only person who thinks this is a little off… can i?