bingoparaphernalia:

Newton Poetry via BB-Blog - Apple.com in 1983

juliasegal:

I love this…

Not a Corona moment

damien:

Random historical picture of the day!

Need this sign for the new office

(via ceasefire)

Lost a good one here. Great pic above from suicideblonde repost. found this clip below on youtube…was listening to New Wave Polly the other day. Bad ass.

suicideblonde:

Kurt Cobain

Pretty Rad

fred-wilson:

bijan:

I love this. I might make it my twitter icon.

(via didyouevernotice + artistspaid + xsrb + junkiepop)

kaytee:

Six members of the Iranian football team have used a televised match to protest about the presidential election result.

They were wearing green wristbands, thought to be a symbol of their support for the opposition candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi. (via)

Dylan lookin chill

dailydoseofdylan:

Bob Dylan and Allen Ginsberg

Snow White’s seen better days

sade:

These works by Vancouver photographer Dina Goldstein place Fairy Tale characters in modern day scenarios. In all of the images the Princess is placed in an environment that articulates her conflict. The ‘…happily ever after’ is replaced with a realistic outcome and addresses current issues.

“I began to imagine Disney’s perfect Princesses juxtaposed with real issues that were affecting women around me, such as illness, addiction and self-image issues.”

Click through for the rest of the set.

My title is from “Lying in the Hands of God” off Dave Matthews Band’s new album Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King. It is blowing my mind.

I saw DMB a couple of weeks ago in Hartford and they played a ton of tunes off their new album. Sure there were plenty of standby tunes, but honestly the whole concert could have been this new album front to back and it would have been just as amazing.

Two songs that I’m totally stuck on…listening to and learning how to play are “Lying In The Hands Of God” and “You and Me”. Amazing lyrics. You can feel the tribute to LeRoi in these songs and through the whole album.

Here’s a great review of the album by David Fricke on RollingStone.com

Fricke concludes:

Big Whiskey, though, is a lot like a New Orleans funeral parade — mourning and zest balled into big, brawny music. “We’ll be drinking big whiskey while we dance and sing,” Matthews crows in “Why I Am.” “And when my story ends, it’s gonna end with him/Heaven or hell/I’m going down with the GrooGrux King.” I’m betting on heaven — and that Moore will be quietly waiting for him.

I’ll back up that bet…

You should see what happens when you plug it in

(via concon)

Seven Nation Army by the White Stripes covered by…

Emma Glyman on Guitar

Delaney Glyman on Piano

Me on Guitar

Love this. Would make an interesting web app.

thedame:

kari-shma:

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