What Is?

And what will ever be.

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Cult of Cool , no.9 - Elvis Presley.

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Cult of Cool , no.8 - Johnny Depp.

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Cult of Cool , no.7 - Alex Turner.

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Cult of Cool , no.6 - Marilyn Monroe.

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Cult of Cool - no.5 Sean Connery

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Cult of cool, no.4 - Miles Kane.

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Cult of Cool , no.3 Lana Del Rey

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Cult of cool no.2 Bob Dylan.

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Cult of cool no.1 - Steve McQueen ‘The King of Cool’

[curlsandstems]

Don’t do drugs, ladies and gents. 😂😭😂😭😂😭

[thewanderingnegro-deactivated20]

“Whats your safe word?”

[curlsandstems]

That part had me weak 😂😭😂😭😂😭 

[paninimami]

“You think I’m in pilates?”😭

[trashg0d-deactivated20180217]

“watch ya fingers bootyhole man!!” Lmfaooaoaoaoooo

[justcariii]

Lol i need to be his friend

[reggienicolerocket]

The sound he makes when he picks him up 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[johnnyblaze64-deactivated202306]

Riders on the Storm

[stuckonaturner]

Alex Turner - Buzz Beach Ball 2014

[davidduchovnyrussia-deactivated]

"Californication" Season 3 Episode 4: Zoso

[bobbyshmoth]

[shinemasho]

[incorrect-classic-rock-quotes]

Unspoken Rules of the Classic Rock Fandom

1. Everyone wants a time machine. Like, more than they want oxygen.

2. Everyone has a crush on a 25-year-old version of a man who’s currently either in his 70’s or dead.

3. There’s gonna be that one song from your favorite band that makes you cry every time at inopportune moments. Just go with it.

4. There can never be enough musical biopics, even if they’re not always the greatest movies.

5. Rockstars, despite being musical geniuses, are often fucking idiots.

6. You can’t surprise older fans anymore because they’ve kinda seen/heard it all. The mudshark incident? The egg burrito thing? David Bowie doing so much coke that he dropped his weight to 95 pounds to avoid having his soul stolen? Been there, done that, got the T-shirt.

7. Elton John may not technically be a rockstar, but we’ve all adopted him as one anyway. Fight me.

8. The 60’s had LSD. The 70’s had heroin. The 80’s had cocaine. The 90’s had even more heroin. Today, all we have is tears about missing all the good shows that were played before most of us were born.

9. Please don’t ask about John Entwistle’s mustache. Yeah, that mustache. We don’t know either.

10. Handmade guitars and fat-bottomed girls make the rockin’ world go ‘round, honey.

11. If you say Freddie Mercury’s teeth are ugly, may God have mercy on your poor soul.

12. When we say “The bigger, the better”, we’re talking about 80’s glam rock hairstyles.

13. Everyone has a hand kink. That’s all.

14. Don’t be a bitch to new fans.

15. Vinyl will always be better than an mp3 and live music will always be better than vinyl.

16. Everyone has cried over a low-quality, shitty picture or a blurry, poorly-filmed video of your favorite band at least once.

17. Live Aid Day might as well be a national holiday, except for the Led Zeppelin fandom (sorry, guys).

18. Bassists are the most under appreciated members of every band. Fix this. NOW.

19. Everyone has that one guitar solo that just sorta awakened something in you the first time you heard it and you’ve never been the same since.

20. LEMONS. Also Jack Daniels.

- 🤘🏻

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: The White Stripes - “Death Letter” (Live, June 15, 2000)

There’s nothing like an archival White Stripes video to confirm just how much time has passed since the year 2000.

Rescued from “deep within” the Third Man Records vaults, the June 15, 2000, video of the band playing Son House’s “Death Letter” looks and sounds ancient - all washed out, gritty and raw as Jack and Meg White player under a vinyl banner advertising pints of PBR for a buck and a quarter.

And this is authentic blues going far back into the preceding century. Jack plays slide, moans low and wails high and cues tempo shifts that Meg executes as if a button was pushed.

The six people in that Montana bar probably didn’t know they were witnessing history.

But they were.

The year 2000 was obviously two decades ago. But this grimy gem makes it feel like closer to a century.

Grade card: The White Stripes - “Death Letter” (Live - 6/15/00) - A

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