i reeeeally want to marry someone likehim, really, really do.
One pill makes you larger and another pill makes you small. And the ones that your mother gives you don’t do anything at all.
White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane (via thearanjuez)
¿Qué canción escuchas?
Siempre he querido hacer esto! Veo gente en la calle, con audífonos y elijo alguna canción de mi corto acervo musical que considero iría con su personalidad. Creo que la música q escuchas mientras vas a algún lado (o en general, obvio) dice mucho d quién eres en realidad, y en qué humor estás en ese momento. Me encanta.
(Señor grande de edad en min 1.58, está escuchando Kinky! <3).
Asking random New Yorkers with headphones on what song they’re listening to.
Liiiinda la gente como para y se ríe y le dice la canción con esa complicidad.
La gente es linda, yo insisto, la gente está llena de cosas bonitas, mire, mireles las sonrisas.
Y AMO los señores que escuchan música así en la calle audifonealmente, la de Sinatra y el de Oasis, love.
Drinkify - Laura Marling
Try this one, with any band, is interesting the kind of beverages it proposes.
Rock timeline <3.
But in spite of the innumerable opportunities that new technologies afford us, something also gets lost. For many, music has become a solitary activity, enjoyed most often through headphones. We listen and disengage from the world — and sometimes from the music itself. We’re so used to communicating through screens that we forget what it’s like to be in communion with each other. So often, we confuse intimacy with awkwardness.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/allsongs/2011/10/06/141057199/laura-marlings-experiments-in-awkwardness (via cheryltunt)
Ryan Russell’s Blink 182 Photo. 2011
If you liked chip bags chopped up & photographed to look like album covers, you’ll fall in love with the flickr blog’s newest selection:
Live album: Famous album covers recreated in real life.
(Photo by Cake.group on flickr)
One pill makes you larger and another pill makes you small. And the ones that your mother gives you don’t do anything at all.
White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane (via thearanjuez)
This just in!
What if all of the upcoming music in the next like.. 10 years is pure shit, and i won’t get to like anything..
What am i gonna do?! Do you think it’s possible? Because, honestly, no matter how inlove i am with a band/song/genre/whatever.. It eventually tires me out a bit.. and i always want some new music..
But what am i gonna do if the industry stops giving me good music?!
Let’s hope that never happens..
