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theavengers

help him

the-lackluster-photon

@markruffalo Bro, are you okay?

markruffalo

That’s my secret, Cap…

londoncallingsigh

When Daddy turns into The Hulk (vid)

beatlequotes

I’ve met [Paul McCartney] a few times he’s been absolutely a dream. The last time was at the Royal Albert Hall. He goes, ‘Why are you always in a rush? Sit down, sit down’. I sit down and he goes, ‘Do you like margaritas?’ I said, ‘Yeah, but I had something before I come out, I don’t eat at this time of night’. “He said, ‘They’re fuckin’ drinks, you stupid prick’. I thought he was offering me a pizza!

Liam Gallagher, NME, 6th October 2017 (via beatlequotes)

howling--fantods

“It’s the sort of dance music for people who don’t dance in public, who only dance in their rooms, who are too, sort of, shy…people who are so shy they don’t dance and when they’ve had enough to drink, they’ve gone too far and are sick on the floor. It’s that sort of music.”

– Graham Coxon talking to NME about his album A+E (x)

damons-nose

I want this played at my wedding, just edit the names…

Never liked Morrissey as a human being since oh I guess since he’s been a racist twat whose uneducated views on cultural purity (define ‘culture’ for me first, would you) were lauded by his army of brainwashed saddos but this is something else eh?

#and the smiths fandom be like oh shurrup he's a talented lyricist whose genius comes with a touch of sauciness weep weep

rollingyamada

bloomin colored ver.

stoneroses

graham does a thing

paulloveslinda

Most of my fans are 20-something babes. I’m on stage having a look and thinking “I’ve got children older than you…don’t look!”

Paul McCartney, December 2014 (via oldpaul)

the-shitternet

thanks again to @explorerof-theunknown for sending me this as well:

i died.

roomeight

oH MY GoD GRAHAM TWEEDO IS BACK

blueblurjeans

GRAHAM COXON AND DOGS . RB IF U AGREE

nathefanwiththeaf-desactivated

I FEEL PERSONALLY ATTACKED BY THE THIRD ONE BECAUSE #FRENCH #POET

mszarves-deactivated20200701

agrainel-blog

This insatiable curiosity, the ability to blend in cultures that have nothing to do with his. I love Gorillaz and all the groups he assembled. Especially his collaborations with Malian musicians such as the prodigious Afel Bocoum and his Africa Express project. He was in Mali during the Islamic occupation and he did a series of concerts there and throughout England. Only Damon could bring a hundred African musicians - Tony Allen, Salif Keita, Rokia Traoré … - and have them play with English ones such as Paul McCartney, Carl Barat and Elvis Costello. They toured the country in a train called Africa Express train and I saw that.

Graham Coxon answering the question what he admires about Damon the most. (Rolling Stone - May 2015)