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祝日 / Permanent Vacation

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@sadponyguerrillaboy
saddest birthday of my life
Song of the day
I’d wish someone tell me what’s wrong with me
Tik tok filter covering the ugly part of my face
Björk and Joni Mitchell perform, “What Is This Thing Called Love?” Wiltern Theater, Los Angeles, April 16, 1998.
“It is hard to even begin to talk about what Joni Mitchell means to me. The first record of hers I discovered was Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter ; I was around fourteen, fifteen and I knew it by heart (still do, every instrument, every noise, every word). I would love to cover sometime some of the songs of that album but they might be too sacred for me, too immaculate for me even to be able to suggest that they might be done in any other way. At that age my love for her was very intuitive and limitless with total ignorance of her meaning in North America in the hippy era, for example. I guess now later when I am a bit more knowledgeable about foreigners and history and context and such things I understand better her importance to the world and why she made such an impact on a teenage girl in Iceland (who had never left the island at that point, actually).
Continuar lendo
Song of the day, by the Queen of music
One of the best songs by Joni
George Harrison spends time with Bob Dylan while visiting his home in Woodstock, 1968.
PJ HARVEY
Song of the day
Song of the day
PAUL MCCARTNEY and his little black shirt, 1965
Song of the day, by the Queen of music
Lipstick:
a poem by Lou Reed of The Velvet Underground
Song of the day, miss her 💔
in the limo... Joni Mitchell, 1976 and Fiona Apple, 1996.
she’s the reason why I started listening to Bob Dylan