Hello I made this last night in like 30 mins bc it came to me in a vision if anybody wants to take it <3
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Hello I made this last night in like 30 mins bc it came to me in a vision if anybody wants to take it <3
“I’ve been privately trying out those 2D looks as well. I don’t know if I am quite ready for it publicly.”
— Damon Albarn on Reprezent Radio, July 4th 2018
these are so butchfemme
Select's Images pullout from June 1993.
Subjects and photographer credits can be found in both the front page and the alt text.
Early 90s britpop scene was just a game of bi chicken between Brett Anderson & Damon Albarn
Started listening to suede nine years ago, and the first song I heard was THE DROWNERS. Before this, I was living a life without music, now I can hardly imagine the life without music. I said to Mat that u were the beginning of my rnr life, and he replied with thats sweet. But what's really sweet is seeing you guys onstage: I've heard so many other bands in between, but when THE DROWNERS started playing, all the music I've heard before fell out of the water. I just listened to the songs and did not know much about the history within suede before, but now it is not the case. What I admire most is the young spirit in the 1990s, which is completely different from me even now, full of vitality, valuable and tearful. BA, I initially admired him for the personal style and beautiful image, and sighed after learning about BABB's past. Standing at the node of 1994, looking forward, you said that you did not know how talented u were, even if there was no condition for you to create the music, even if there were so many wonderful British pops before, there was no possibility of giving up this attempt of continuing suede; Standing at this node and looking back, I would like to believe that all people have reached their own HE, even if frustrated, dissolved, restructured, but still have the enthusiasm for the stage, in my opinion BA is very: determined. That's it. I am not a suede focused, nor a BA focused, let alone a rnr focused, but I am very grateful to BA for bringing me these happiness, so I painted him:
HB to Brett Anderson!
Teen World October 1965 Cover
his laugh… feeling #emotional
Everything feels like this lately
“Stephen Street - “Working with Graham Coxon it began to dawn that I had met the best guitarist I’d worked with since Johnny Marr. I rate him as the best guitarist around. He plays things Johnny wouldn’t even think of.” Jonny Greenwood from Radiohead - “Anything that has more of Graham’s guitar playing, I’m bound to like.” NME (1997) - “You remember Graham. The one who got wildly, ridiculously drunk in interviews and appeared to harbour barely suppressed homicidal urges towards his bandmates - and chiefly towards his foppish antithesis, Alex James. Then tried to smash the interviewer’s tape recorder… The one who got sick of Britpop fastest, who spent all his time watching the most underground, anti-establishment groups, searching for the kind of passion and candour so conspicuously lacking in the glib little tales of suburbia that his band had instigated. The one who, for most of ‘The Great Escape’ campaign, looked like he’d rather be in any band but Blur.” Q magazine - “Graham Coxon is an astonishing musician. His restless playing style, all chord slides, rapid pull-offs, mini-arpeggios and fractured runs seems to owe more to his saxophone training than any conventional guitar tuition.” William Orbit - “This man can really cry and he’s one of the most complicated people I’ve encountered.””
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"Damon is my brother, almost. <...> I suppose, we just instantly... 'cause we're like this. We're very different, but um when we're together we can balance each other out. Yin and yang, and all that."
they like to make out sloppy style btw
Feeling the summer sun and summer breeze walking in the city listening to The Tears aaaaaahhh 🌺🌺🌺
every band should consist of three people engaged in a love triangle situationship and one person who is uninvolved
the way he had to emphasize the both genders thing like i really appreciate his bisexual fetish