[multiseb21]

he’s got a true poster’s soul

[poneystoney]

[fresh-tendrils]

🖤

[iknowthesugarplumfairy]

Jennifer Finch with L7 in April 1992 at Washington DC Rock for Choice benefit show.

Photo by Pat Graham

[osiiiris]

Spirit

Hello, long time no see, eh? 😅 I’ve been away from the fandom for a bit, but I just wanted to share with you the two artworks I created for the Meliorazine projects that will hopefully come to light soon.

This first one is based on the song “Spirit,” of course, and it will be accompanied by a brief text explaining its backstory. Both pieces revisit the 1920–30s poster style.

Hope you are all alright and enjoy this contribution 🌹 Which will be the second song? 👀

[minty-oblivion]

[aenslem]

THE VAMPIRE LESTAT || 1.04 The Devil's Road

[brucespringsteencomments]

[isawken]

hey man. nice regional dialect. mind if i apply some baseless assumptions about your personhood to it? i was also gonna prescribe morality to it as well. if that’s cool with you

[fluttergirrl]

[simply-a-dream]

you ever be so stressed and you look in the mirror and you’re like wow ok great I’m ugly too

[blu3deniz]

cal said yes to tarps off sunday

[minty-oblivion]

GREEN LUNG - Necropolitan Line

[mudhoneyfunkybutt-deactivated20]

[90smovies]

Singles (1992)

[bitemyveins]

“i asked chatGPT” oh well i asked rick grimes and he interrupted and asked how many walkers ive killed

[templeoftheslavegarden]

“There were so many things that made him courageous. Certainly in terms of creativity, he brushed off criticism. He was offered it, but if he didn’t think it was well founded, he’d disregard it and he wouldn’t let it bring him down. He learned some of that from Andy Wood from Malfunkshun and Mother Love Bone [Chris Cornell’s former flatmate who died of a drug overdose in 1990]. Andy was that way: write, record, show it to people, and don’t worry about it. He taught me not to be afraid of my writing and playing. Like, ​‘Look, it’s great!’ and if it wasn’t, if it sucked, ​‘Move on, don’t hide, don’t stop.’ He was supportive in that way with all of us. As a person, for most of the years I knew him, he was unbowed; you couldn’t get him to do something that he didn’t want to. If he wanted to do something, it was difficult to talk him out of it. That shows fortitude, strength and courage.”

—Kim Thayil Kerrang Magazine September 2020

[b1rd1e]

tmi doesn't exist to me. I love information