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★ she/her/hers ★ editor ★ not impersonating ★ multifandom ★ hate > block ★ birthday: 17. 08. ★ previously bxllora-queen

[apparentlyteodora]

who are you! (What was your old blog name?)

bxllora_queen i just changed the url because why not

[meetmeinthesandbox]

Clem playing pinball. Awesome.

[rolloroberson]

Blondie live at Musikladen in November, 1977

[virtuosticsloth]

This One

"Thank you for the smile"

[turnidoff]

[televandalist]

Got to meet some of my favorite musicians. 

[jaegerdersterne-deactivated2020]

its obvious that Jimmy does NOT know what to do in this and I am rolling xD

[goldenmodpunk]

CLEM, CAN YOU NOT DRUM SO LOUDLY?!

“What’s wrong with it?”

[b3atle-maniac]

was not expecting to see this when i opened twitter

[veritysone-blog]

“I don’t remember the breakup as being traumatic, really. I remember more one time when she was working at the Bristol Old Vic and she’d got a boyfriend in Bristol and was going to leave me for him. That was wildly traumatic, that was ‘Uhhhh!’ Total rejection! We got back together again but I had already gone through that when we eventually split up. It seemed it had to happen. It felt right. I liked her a lot and we got on very well. She was a very intelligent and very interesting person, but I just never clicked. One of those indefinable things about love is some people you click with and some people who you should maybe click with you don’t. Whatever.”

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Paul McCartney about Jane Asher (via -waterlily-)

Wha??? I never heard this before. I know that Paul has said that his relationship with Jane was at least partially open. He dated other women and since they weren’t married and weren’t engaged, he didn’t feel it was Jane’s business (not that he didn’t try and hide the evidence of his side flings). Kind of makes sense because as everyone knows, Jane was a virgin when they met and they didn’t become lovers for a while. Obviously Paul was very experienced and used to casual sex, and he may have even just laid his cards on the table and told her that he would still have sex but was into her as his girlfriend. That’s what he’s implied, but I kind of thought that maybe he was just f-ing around on her.  But apparently maybe yes? And Jane took that to mean that she could see others as well. 

You’ve got to give it to the redhead - it’s been 50 years and she’s never said a word. She remained independent of him throughout their relationship, when about a world-jul of women would have done whatever it took to keep Paul McCartney as their own. He did and does like very strong women, just like John. 

[justpaulmccartney]

This is so interesting!

I’ve always felt that Paul loved Jane’s family more than Jane. She was too proper and stuck up for him. John hated that about her and Paul’s family did too. Not much is said about how Jim didn’t care for Jane but he didn’t. He thought she came off as a privileged Londoner and looked down at him and his family. When Paul says ‘they didn’t click’ this is what he meant!

[naking]

mom, dad… i’m…. RANDOM!! LOL XD

[danistotallyuncool]

The bible said Adam and Eve not Adam and TACO PANCAKES!!!!!!!!!!!!! xDD

[ranch-dressing-flavored-frog]

Both of these accounts still exist. I hope they see us peering into the corpse of their former selves.

[anotherblueday]

[gone2soon-rip]

CLEMENT 'CLEM' BURKE (1954-Died April 6th 2025,at 70). American musician best known as the drummer for the band Blondie from 1975, shortly after the band formed, throughout the band's entire career, and remained in the band until his death; he appeared on all of the band's albums along with two founding members, Debbie Harry and Chris Stein. He also played drums for the Ramones for a brief time in 1987 under the name Elvis Ramone, and was a member of the Romantics from 1990 until 2004.Clem Burke - Wikipedia

[charlestillman]

• Weedeater

• Melvins

• Napalm Death

Great American Music Hall.

San Francisco, California.

April 7th, 2025

Melvins took the stage to Blondie’s hit song “Dreaming” ahead of their performance at the Great American Music Hall on Monday night —following the news of the passing of Blondie drummer, Clem Burke.

[tapecase-space]

rip to one of the greatest pop drummers, clem burke

[musicmags]

[coolart403]