Untitled mix #4 from plsbequietpls on 8tracks.
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Friday, 16 March 2012
Monday, 13 February 2012
How Fucking Romantic
How Fucking Romantic from dianale on 8tracks.
Love you obviously, like you really care.
Even though you treat me like a dancing bear.
Toss your bear a gold fish as it cycles by.
Don't forget to feed your bear or it'll die.
Love you obviously, like you really care.
Even though you treat me like a dancing bear.
Toss your bear a gold fish as it cycles by.
Don't forget to feed your bear or it'll die.
Sunday, 15 January 2012
waiting around to die
One of the best songs I heard all last year. The wind is real, ya'll.
Waiting Around to Die by BUMTICKINS
Saturday, 7 January 2012
chiquitita, you and i know
I’ve made all my irl friends watch this video because I think, without any irony whatsoever, it may be the best song/video ever made. Like all ABBA songs, “Chiquitita” is exuberantly tragic, a celebration of sadness, a sadness delivered expressly through Agnetha Fältskog’s facial expressions and Benny Andersson’s piano solo. The world is terribly sad, guys, but we’re going to play music next to a giant snowman anyway. You might think they’re silly, but they are know what they’re doing.
(cross-posted to tumblr)
March
(photo by Denise Grays, flickr here)
Tamara Lindeman (Weather Station) usually sings about yarrow, mint, and amaranth: her songs are flower-pressings, not pastoral, but fierce pasture. "March" is different; there isn't hand clapping, there's foot stomping, the sound of rusty doors swinging back and forth in a storm, pots and pans clinging, wire fraying, and most of all Lindeman's low, measured voice, patient and possessed.
More Weather Station: here
Labels:
bandcamp,
march,
tamara lindeman,
the weather station
Friday, 6 January 2012
"i wish you all had one neck and that i had my hands on it"
"I do not believe that being hanged by the neck until dead is a barbaric or inhuman punishment. I look forward to that as a real pleasure and a big relief to me. … When my last hour comes, I will dance out of my dungeon and onto the scaffold with a big smile on my face and happiness in my heart. … The only thanks you or your kind will ever get from me for your efforts on my behalf is that I wish you all had one neck and that I had my hands on it." - Carl Panzram, American serial killer, arsonist, and burglar.
more Twin Steps here
Thursday, 5 January 2012
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