i dont think that this blog has a specific theme or anything,
i just post anything i feel like really, which depending on my mood makes me contradict myself, so now you know why i do so its all good
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Kurt Vile - Babys Arms Live
All my rage
Laura Marling live Into The Great Wide Open festival
2011
i’d like it very much if chad vangaalen had chosen the path this song creates instead of what the rest of his work is like
Robin Pecknold - Katie Cruel
Pedro The Lion - I Do
The return of the internet to my life has brought upon an insatiable greed for music after 4 months nearly now of not being able to get anything new myself.
wow its good,
only found out today about White Antelope also. been doing some home improvement lately and preparing myself for a winter of comfortably listening to music in my room.
I started playing music with my brother when I was about 12 and he was 11. I was obsessed with music but the idea of becoming good at the guitar bored me to tears, I’m not really technically proficient on any instrument. I just learnt enough chords so I could write songs, although I have accidentally improved over the years. … I was much more interested in song writing, I probably fancied myself as a person who really had something to say. I think it is just a bad habit I have stuck with really, as a way to identify myself. I don’t know why but every body seems to need a way to identify themselves, be it like “I’m Funny” or “I’m smart” or “I’m a songwriter” or “I’m a drummer”, I think we just cling on to that thing for dear life because if we don’t have it we’re lost. So I guess my musical journey has been all about figuring out who I am through the process of making records. I think I am now coming to the other side of that where I can just view myself as myself, and not get on stage and feel I have to present some false, disingenuous version of myself
J.Tillman
seems riots are a getting a lot more organised nowadays,
advice on how to riot accordingly and get away with it.
This is the sound of the aurora on Saturn. Pretty eerie, no?
There is no sound in space. Outside planets and stars, molecules are spread out too thin for sound to propagate. It follows, then, that we can’t really hear sounds planets emit into space. But radio waves—electromagnetic waves with wavelengths longer than infrared light—are, as we know, handy for representing sound. And so it makes sense for us to interpret radio waves, whether originally encoding sound or not, as sound. These are radio waves emitted in conjunction with auroras around Saturn’s poles, similar to the northern and southern lights on Earth. They were picked up by the Cassini spacecraft and then interpreted as sound. But the sound was not in the audible range, so it has been downshifted by a factor of 44. And finally, so as not to bore us to death, it has been speeded up by a factor of 22. Realize, then, that many human choices were made in order for us to be able to “listen to space.” But if you can accept that, you can enjoy this.
John lee hoookerOne bourbon, one scotch, one beer
Silver ApplesOscillations & Seagreen Serenades
i’ve always been frequently having dreams and vaguely remembering them nightly but lately im having like 6 dreams a night which are all really strange and vivid,
i share a room so i cant write them down when i wake up but i can remember a good bit of them these days,
i’ve started in the last week to have loads of false awakenings, which are entertaining but also quite disconcerting,
i was late for work last week as a result of one because i thought i’d already woken up and gone to work, i was on the dart passing booterstown when i woke up and realised i was still in bed,
i might be sleeping less solidly since i stopped smoking weed and i havent been taking vallium either, just been trying to expend energy during the day and eat well but that never works for me like weed does.
anyway hopefully i’ll start having lucid dreams soon, had two in the last month so cud be the start of something fun
