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Source: Travel + Leisure

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Source: Farmers Forum.ie

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Messy House Isn't Laziness https://share.google/Lc3Qlhv16IY2oUSXr

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Remembering When Van Morrison’s Guest Performance Stole ‘The Last Waltz’ in 1976 - American Songwriter

Remembering When Van Morrison’s Guest Performance Stole ‘The Last Waltz’ in 1976 - American Songwriter https://share.google/L3yyaGBQYnTcEHSpH

Remembering When Van Morrison’s Guest Performance Stole ‘The Last Waltz’ in 1976

Van Morrison needed a career boost in 1976. His brilliant performance at The Band's 'Last Waltz' provided it for him.

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Bob Dylan and the masterpiece he only appreciated 50 years on

Bob Dylan and the masterpiece he only appreciated 50 years on https://share.google/P15bFhq8QI0GQC4Vn

Bob Dylan and the masterpiece he only appreciated 50 years on

Bob Dylan has so many uncovered gems in his back catalogue, it's fairly easy to see how one masterpiece slipped through and was only appreci

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DAMN

[fromjacktojackie]

if there’s anyone who doesn’t reblog this gif every time you see it then who are you & what are you doing here

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Life.

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OH MY GOD HE’S PERFECT AHH

[songsofprotestpeacerevolution]

Ohio / Machine Gun · The Isley Brothers

A 9-minute social medley of two famous political / social songs of the 60s - the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song Ohio and the Jimi Hendrix track Machine Gun. 

The Isley Brother called the track “Ohio - Machine Gun”. The “Ohio” part of the song partly covered the lyrics written by Neil Young, the most famous song about the Kent State shootings: “tin soldier I hear them coming…four dead in Ohio”.  The Hendrix version of “Machine Gun”, largely thought to be a protest against the Vietnam War, also provided a commentary on war in general, with the guitars mimicking the sounds of bullets, bombs and helicopters. In this version, the Isley Brothers also took an anti-war perspective, singing about people running from the war: “bullets flying, children run, mothers screaming…tell me why”, followed by some religious content: “forgive them, they no not what they do”.

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[philosophybits]

“You believe in a crystal palace, eternally indestructible; a palace, that is, at which you could never stick out your tongue furtively, or gesture rudely from inside your pocket. Well, maybe I am afraid of this building exactly because it is crystal and eternally indestructible and that it will be impossible to stick out my tongue at it, even furtively… Laugh as you will. I can take any amount of mockery but still I won’t say that I am satiated when I am hungry; still I know that I won’t settle for a compromise, for a persistent, recurring zero, just because it exists according to the laws of nature and exists in reality.”

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Notes from Underground

[songsofprotestpeacerevolution]

Brandi Carlile - Church & State (Live on SNL)

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

What I Really Need Right Now Is A Nurse :: by the great Martin Mull

Honey, it don't matter what you might have in your purse Darlin', I don't care, you could be a millionaire I don't need money, you know what I need now is a nurse I hurt everywhere Darlin', I need intensive care So unless there's pills in your purse What I really need right now is a nurse (What he really needs right now is a nurse)

I... need... band-aids and gauze And the reason is just because All your lovin' and your money, honey, just won't do

[musictherapy611]

The Beatles, “All You Need Is Love,” 1967

Very hazy memories of watching this when it happened - I had just turned 9 years old.

(Dusty in here 🥲🥲🥲)

[lesser-known-composers]

Dobri Christov (1875-1941) - Kheruvimska No. 2 (Hymn of the Cherubim, No. 2)

Bulgarian Choir 'Svetoslav Obretenov' under Georgy Robev with bass octaving down to contra A.

[lesser-known-composers]

Ernst Pepping (1901-1981) - Ein jegliches hat seine Zeit: Gedenke ·

Berlin Vocal Ensemble - Conductor: Bernd Stegmann

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Frederick Septimus Kelly (1881-1916) - Elegy for Strings 'In Memoriam Rupert Brooke' ·

BBC Symphony Orchestra · David Lloyd-Jones

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[trendingnow-world]

softly fading into the landscape as the sunset sets behind the mountains, surrounded by wildflowers that sway gently in the breeze, nature has a way of calming the soul and reminding me of my place in this world