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String Quartet - String Quartet -04- The Great Gig in the Sky
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The Great Gig in the Sky - String Quartet tribute to Dark Side of the Moon

String Quartet's tribute to Dark Side of the Moon...

… would totally be appropriate for dinner music at my wedding reception, right?

ericalba:

The Sandpit. Tilt/Shift short by Sam O’Hare

ericalba:

Oh Snap. The Criterion Collection now has a Hulu channel. 1st up, Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman. #film

ericalba:

Oh Snap. The Criterion Collection now has a Hulu channel. 1st up, Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman. #film

Mason Jennings

Makes today alright.

crookedindifference:


Pizza In a Cone Rolls Out in Manhattan
No longer will you have to fold over your pizza like a taco or eat your pizza with a knife and fork.


Chicago is laughing its ass off

crookedindifference:

Pizza In a Cone Rolls Out in Manhattan

No longer will you have to fold over your pizza like a taco or eat your pizza with a knife and fork.

Chicago is laughing its ass off

vastandgrand:

“One reason Newsom inspires such intense reactions is because what she does is so difficult to categorize. If you know an album is, say, post-punk, or dubstep, it’s easy to judge by the standards of those genres, and therefore to keep at a safe distance. Try to label what Newsom does in a sentence or two, and you just tie yourself in knots (the “freak-folk” label isn’t really trendy anymore and doesn’t aptly describe what she’s done since her first album; “art-pop” is okay, except that Newsom doesn’t really make pop; her love of storytelling clearly has a lot to do with the Anglo-Appalachian ballad tradition, except she doesn’t adhere to that genre’s strophic forms, or plainspoken language, or much of anything else; etc.). 
Have One On Me will do little to change all that, and so the only clear point of reference is her own previous work. Beyond that, though, it’s enough to say that it’s her, and if you loved Ys as much as this writer did, you’re probably going to love Have One On Me also.” - Dusted Reviews
(via newspeedwayboogie)

I am an unashamed Newsomophile. People get irritated with her voice, but I know they’re not really “listening”.

vastandgrand:

“One reason Newsom inspires such intense reactions is because what she does is so difficult to categorize. If you know an album is, say, post-punk, or dubstep, it’s easy to judge by the standards of those genres, and therefore to keep at a safe distance. Try to label what Newsom does in a sentence or two, and you just tie yourself in knots (the “freak-folk” label isn’t really trendy anymore and doesn’t aptly describe what she’s done since her first album; “art-pop” is okay, except that Newsom doesn’t really make pop; her love of storytelling clearly has a lot to do with the Anglo-Appalachian ballad tradition, except she doesn’t adhere to that genre’s strophic forms, or plainspoken language, or much of anything else; etc.).

Have One On Me will do little to change all that, and so the only clear point of reference is her own previous work. Beyond that, though, it’s enough to say that it’s her, and if you loved Ys as much as this writer did, you’re probably going to love Have One On Me also.” - Dusted Reviews

(via newspeedwayboogie)

I am an unashamed Newsomophile. People get irritated with her voice, but I know they’re not really “listening”.

proofmathisbeautiful:

anthropomorphism:

jiminey:

warningdontreadthis:

relaxcupcake:jeffreydeanmorgan:iamdeanwinchester:crystalchain:voldemort-:This is factual in my case.




Nothing has been truer since Newton came up with his first law of thermodynamics.

proofmathisbeautiful:

anthropomorphism:

jiminey:

warningdontreadthis:

relaxcupcake:jeffreydeanmorgan:iamdeanwinchester:crystalchain:voldemort-:This is factual in my case.

Nothing has been truer since Newton came up with his first law of thermodynamics.