aural atrocities and other flights of fancy for the modern audiophile, via kat bee from SKETCHYTOWN.

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Nov
30th
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Bands I saw from Dec 17 1977 - 1980 (via niznoz)

JEALOUS OF THIS FUCKER

Bands I saw from Dec 17 1977 - 1980 (via niznoz)

JEALOUS OF THIS FUCKER

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Nov
28th
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Nov
27th
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WHO ARE THESE PUNKS?

WHO ARE THESE PUNKS?

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BOB MOULD. WHY ARE YOU WITH JOAN RIVERS? MY BRAIN HURTS.

Nov
20th
Fri
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It was The Raincoats I related to most. They seemed like ordinary people playing extraordinary music. Music that was natural that made room for cohesion of personalities. They had enough confidence to be vulnerable and to be themselves without having to take on the mantle of male rock/punk rock aggression…or the typical female as sex symbol avec irony or sensationalism.
— (Kim Gordon, Sonic Youth, 1993)
Nov
16th
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Nov
12th
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Nov
11th
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fuckyeahladygaga:

Gaga for Vanity Fair Italia

i am in love with this. must awkwardly hang outside of moca on saturday and catch a glimpse of gaga (and steal her stylists)

fuckyeahladygaga:

Gaga for Vanity Fair Italia

i am in love with this. must awkwardly hang outside of moca on saturday and catch a glimpse of gaga (and steal her stylists)

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where all my money goes to. (via supersonicelectronic)

where all my money goes to. (via supersonicelectronic)

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Nov
10th
Tue
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Where most kids’ shows took place within some snug refuge, a Treasure House or a Nice Man’s Living Room, “Sesame Street” is set in out on the sidewalk, and therefore in a community, in what was clearly the city of New York — and not the Starbucked and Disneyfied Manhattan of contemporary commerce, but a funky working-class neighborhood where laundry dries on clotheslines and trash cans sit by the stoop.
Nov
3rd
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