Just ordered matching mugs for Brian and myself from Walgreen’s.
They’re The Treachery of Images-combined-with-flying-reptiles-that-are-not-dinosaurs themed, because finding a cool mug is really hard, so making your own is at least 10 times better.
Mine is supposed to arrive next Tuesday. I’m very excited.
I’m pretty sure Emily and I are the most adorable couple you’ll ever meet.
For Wanda. - A Silver Mt. Zion
jesus every time i listen to this song it makes me so, so sad
i genuinely want this to be played at my funeral
this is a perfect album in my mind. I’m starting to like A Silver Mt. Zion more than GY!BE.
beautiful…
I think “Monheim” alone means I could never choose SMZ over GY!BE, but that doesn’t make He Has Left Us Alone… any less of a brilliant album.
Tomorrow, we celebrate Philip Glass’ 75th birthday. Tomorrow, we celebrate Philip Glass’ 75th birthday. Tomorrow, we celebrate Philip Glass’ 75th birthday. Tomorrow, we celebrate Philip Glass’ 75th birthday. With an interview conducted by his cousin Ira Glass. With an interview conducted by his cousin Ira Glass. With an interview conducted by his cousin Ira Glass. With an interview conducted by his cousin Ira Glass. You know, the guy from This American Life. You know, the guy from This American Life. You know, the guy from This American Life. You know, the guy from This American Life. They’re cousins. They’re cousins. They’re cousins. They’re cousins.
Fun fact: Philip Glass lived in my house when he went to the University of Chicago.
Talking Heads, “Psycho Killer” alternate take w/ Arthur Russell on cello (1977)
From Will Hermes’ Love Goes to Buildings on Fire:
Had things played out differently, the fourth position in Talking Heads might have gone to Arthur Russell. He was a fan of the band; he had helped them get their first art-scene gig in March at the Kitchen…Russell’s friendship with Talking Heads got him invited to play cello on a take of “Psycho Killer” during the sessions for Talking Heads ‘77 (the band ultimately went with a different version for the album).
This is that take.
(Source: vastandgrand)
LCD Soundsystem, Shut Up And Play The Hits
follows LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy in the days leading up to and immediately after his beloved act’s final live performance, at Madison Square Garden last April
