I could be happy for the rest of my life

sophie miles. mistletone. life/work commingling.

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Simply Living no. 18 (Australia, 1982)

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[justseventeen]

December 1987. ‘Who can you share your deepest secrets with?’

[fistfullofsoul]

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Playlist: MAPS fill, Triple R FM, June 9, 2025 listen back on demand

Ariel Kalma - Love and Dream Maria Somerville - Garden Faye Wong - Degenerate 墮落  You’ll Never Get To Heaven - Exquisite Tension Kim Deal - Nobody Loves You More  Celestial - Skylark  Susan Alcorn - People Get Ready  Romance - In The Night Eddie Marcon - New Season 新しい場所  Tenniscoats - Marline Syrinx - Hollywood Dream Trip  This Mortal Coil - You & Your Sister  Animal Collective - The Softest Voice Daniel Johnston - Go  Carla Dal Forno - Blue Morning  Who Cares? - Vale Of Tears Brenda Ray - Star Light Keiichi Sokabe - Love Story Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek - Cool Hand U.S. Girls - Bookends  Yoko Ono - Every Man Has A Woman Who Loves Him New Age Steppers - Guiding Star  Vivien Goldman - Launderette Ennio Morricone - La spiaggia Thibault - Drama Garbage & the Flowers - Love Comes Slowly Now Poly Styrene - Dreaming Kings of Convenience - Rumours Hailu Mergia - Tizita Greta Thunberg, Gaudi - Our Last Chance  Anika - Masters Of War dub  Cat Power - Maybe Not  PJ Harvey - I Inside the Old I Dying Beth Gibbons - Mysteries John Coltrane - After the Rain  The Roches - Love Radiates Around  Judee Sill - Down Where The Valleys Are Low Lost Animal - Say No To Thugs

[psikonauti]

Oskar Kokoschka (Austrian,1886-1980)

Girl on a meadow by the village, 1906-1908

Color lithograph

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South Aquaria / 1973 Head-shop poster. Art by Gage Taylor.

[cosmonautroger]

Airplane!, 1980

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FLYING HIGH

[oldschoolfrp]

Full moonlight in the fantasy forest (Hank Jankus for the short story "Karl and the Ogre" by Paul J McAuley, Dragon 135, July 1988)

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[the-photograph]

[shihlun]

Haruomi Hosno at the backstage during the “Paradise Tour” in Sendai, July 1, 1976. Courtesy of The Masashi Kuwamoto Archives.

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[caramelcat]

Playlist: Neon Sunset fill, Triple R FM, July 26, 2024

listen back on demand

The New Eves - Astrolabe Hydroplane - The Love You Bring Ripple Effect Band - Na-kalamandjarda Dave Mason - March Forward The Particles - Apricot’s Dream Tangled Shoelaces - The Biggest Movie Ever Made Dot Wiggin Band - Speed Limit The B-52s - Loveland The Slits - Instant Hit Maximum Joy - Building Bridges / Building Dub Love of Diagrams - How You Run The Flying Lizards - Her Story Red Channel - Crazy Diamonds Molly Nilsson - The Communist Party C.I.A. Débutante - Dark Ages Alien Nosejob - Bird Strike Devo - Shrivel-Up The Lewers - Celestial Dogs YL Hooi - Catch Susumu Yokota - Song of the Sleeping Forest a.s.o. - Rain Down - Purelink’s Say Less mix Vanishing Twin - You Are Not An Island - version Cindy Lee - Lockstepp Chris & Cosey - Driving Blind Fabulous Diamonds - John Song Alan Vega - Crash Chrystabell, David Lynch - Sublime Eternal Love Not Waving, Romance - Fairest To Behold Great Area - Light Decline Myriam Gendron - Berceuse Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Winterlong (Early Daze) Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions - On the Low Poison Girl Friend - Quoi Sade - Turn My Back On You Cassie Ramone - Wait a Minute Judee Sill - Lady-O

pic: Cassie Ramone

[mewnette]

boogie bear

[kitchen-light]

“In the wonderful book The Once and Future King by T. H. White, the wizard Merlin instructs the young king Arthur: “The best thing for being sad…is to learn something. That’s the only thing that never fails. You may grow old and trembling in your anatomies, you may lie awake at night listening to the disorder of your veins, you may miss your only love, you may see the world about you devastated by evil lunatics, or know your honour trampled in the sewers of baser minds. There is only one thing for it then — to learn. Learn why the world wags and what wags it. That is the only thing which the mind can never exhaust, never alienate, never be tortured by, never fear or distrust, and never dream of regretting. Learning is the only thing for you. Look what a lot of things there are to learn.””

— Sophie Strand, from “The Birth of The Flowering Wand | A Year of Otherness”

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Nature's Song by Clive Lenditch (Sydney: Audio Visual Marketing, c.1990s)