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The Stonewall Inn
Noah Kahan
@theartofmadeline
shark vs the universe
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Doug Jones
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Jimmy Eat World
The Bowery Presents
#extradirty
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EXPECTATIONS
$LAYYYTER
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Not today Justin
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@reddirtreview-blog
Don’t know how I forgot my current favorite band. These guys are from Kaufman County, and I think they’ll do well… they’ve been working really hard to get their name out. Discovered them because I heard their music wafting across University Drive in College Station to my dorm room. I wandered over to investigate. Fell in love with their sound…
A true singer/SONGWRITER. This is a story; songs should tell stories.
For example… gritty, honest, sounds good. Would never be heard on mainstream country radio from Nashville. Lyrics too risky… not wide enough appeal.
lately...
Owen Temple
Jason Eady
Guy Clark
Stoney LaRue
Turnpike Troubadours
Reckless Kelly
Jason Boland and the Stragglers "Dark and Dirty Mile"
Bleu Edmondson - $50 And A Flask Of Crown
Drive By Truckers - The Boys From Alabama
Hook-driven, beautiful, chilling Southern rock...
Grapevine, Texas - Stormy Night
Ryan Bingham - Bread And Water (by RyanBinghamVEVO)
I love Texas.
My boy....
Pimp C ft.Lil Keke- Knocking Doors Down (by TexasMexican)
Just to change things up for no real reason. Here's some Houston rap... possibly the best in the country.
Turnpike Troubadours - Rollin' On (by kwwhitfield)
From their fledgling days in Oklahoma...
Our thoughts and prayers are with you West.
William Clark Green "She Likes the Beatles" (by ZackMorrisMEDIA)
This song will be popular. Good Lord this song will be popular.
“…there’s something about that love/hate relationship for big cities that sheds light on what makes them so fascinating to me—it’s the way the good and the bad exist together symbiotically. The height of the Empire State Building needs small buildings to highlight its greatness. The diners and cheap hamburger joints need the contrast of expensive fancy restaurants to make them what they are—affordable. Adverse settings and situations dwell in almost every corner in New York, and hardly anyone even notices the differences, as if it’s all part of the city’s harmony. Graffiti on gorgeous church walls, garbage littering the entrances of ornate buildings, bright city lights against the dark night sky, courtyard gardens sprung up along urban streets, run down buildings sharing the shadows of impressive new architecture, and life and color brilliantly splashed against otherwise unnoticed landmarks.”
Kellehampton.com (via sustainingthought)
Thank you capitalism?
Fort Worth, Texas at sunset
