[cut-throat-boogie]

[cometsofdoom]

[fdrcbrdn-deactivated20181203]

“I just wake up everyday completely… Uhm… Kinda just completely scared that tomorrow I won’t be in a position where I can do what I want, so I just try to make as much as I can with the time that I have, create as much as I can. A lot of us just have the fear of death or whatever, I just… I mean… I know I’m not gonna be able to make records when I’m dead, and I’m not dead right now, so I wanna make records; it’s that simple, really. I just make music ‘cause I’m afraid of everything else, I guess, you know, so…”

Better Than Something: Jay Reatard, Alex Hammond & Ian Markiewicz (2012)

Risalgo dalla mia ennesima full immersion nel mondo di Jay Reatard con questo documentario nella memoria. Doveva essere un cortometraggio di promozione del suo ultimo album, è diventato il racconto della fine di una vita. E sono già passati tre anni.

[matchagirl]

[fermentedpiss2]

this is the cow of death. reblog to die.

[regurgitador]

[saintvitus]

[powerburial]

this is arcane knowledge that the human mind cant comprehend

[bitchboi-naughty]

honestly what the fuck does this mean

[vhsv0id]

“Don’t stress yourselves out about it, but don’t ignore the situation”

[mccartneymadness]

Ringo Starr, London, 1969

[yearsofmusic]

Visit Original Link

King Crimson | 21st Century Schizoid Man

[bowery-blues]

Visit Original Link

current mood: Courtney Barnett: Depreston

[mirayama]

[joleneghoul]

i arrive to the occasion

I show up to the event

[whatisthismommy]

Me hunting with my vampire friends: cracking open a boy with the cold ones

[theunderestimator-2]

The Cramps` first CBGB gig, opening for The Dead Boys, Nov. 1st, 1976.

(via)

[poodlefuzz-deactivated20160426]

[weirdlandtv]

May Christmas be merry.

Victorian-era Christmas card. A stag beetle and a frog dancing together, that’s the essence of Christmas right there.

[foundsoundau]

#Guyatone #LG180T #Japan 🇯🇵 🐸 (at Found Sound)

[brodnork]

why am i being threatened

[4thdslip-deactivated20181206]

Tumblr is amazing. I’ve never seen another website whose advertisers fail this miserably to actually advertise anything, and yet, they still inadvertently manage to produce good content through the medium.