puny⭐️🐞 @sgtpuny - Tumblr Blog

hi there !! 🐞☮️

hello friends!! im puny, she/her, 20, and i speak eng/span! Just a silly girl posting whatever my heart desires on here!!

I have a bunch of special interests but mostly use tumblr for media about the beatles, vintage media, music and art in general, the simpsons, star wars, the pitt, IT, stranger things, what we do in the shadows, that 70s show, peanuts, gorillaz and maybe the occasional south park post lol ⭐

all are welcome here!! HOWEVER, homophobia, racism, ableism, bullying, or any form of bigotry will not be tolerated on this blog!! please dni if youre an immoral inconsiderate person, it fucks with my energy🪷💟

i also pref for moots to be 17+

and for moots please know i loveeee to chat!! never hold back from messaging me about some stupid interest we share!!

Thats all i can think of so bye bye for now! be my moot pretty please, i promise im cool (im a loser) !! peace and love to all and stay safe and healthy🌝💗

(linky poo to my spotify too because i loveee sharing music yay!)

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George Harrison’s home studio, Friar Park Studio Henley-on-Thames (F.P.S.H.O.T.), as designed and photographed by Veale Associates (VA) Studio Design, and courtesy of va-studiodesign.com; George in his studio on 12 June 1978, photographed by Arnold Newman, photo © Arnold Newman/Getty Images.

“Of all the former ‘Fabs,’ to use his customary term, George Harrison has remained the greatest creative homebody. […] George has rolled out of bed and returned again and again to Friar Park Studios, Henley-on-Thames (or F.P.S.H.O.T., for short) to tinker, compose and do his formal recording. […] Besides ‘Cloud Nine,’ George recorded the ‘Dark Horse,’ '33 1/3’ and 'George Harrison’ albums in his F.P.S.H.O.T. atelier, located in what was formerly a ballroom of the house. 'The studio was installed round 1971 and there’s been a few updates, cause when I originally put the studio in it was a 16-track. In terms of the monitoring system, after all those years in the Abbey Road EMI Studios, I put in Altec speakers. My experience in Abbey Road was that whenever the Beatles worked there and we thought we had a great sound, we’d play it back on the Altecs and it sounded terrible — ordinary. So they’re very boring in a way — and this must sound strange — but they’re also accurate! See, the Altecs don’t flatter the sound; it’s not easy to get good bass and drum sounds with them. But when I built my studio I didn’t want hype. I wanted what I’m hearing to be what it is. That way, when you play it back anyplace else it sounds fantastic! […] I’ve since made F.P.S.H.O.T. into a 24-track board. […] I’m going to get a few different choice modules made soon, but I don’t really want to go for a brand new SSL board and all that. Automation is nice in some respects, but I got my first skills at Abbey Road, so I prefer the old components, and spending a friendly weekend getting the manual mix you want. Just as I much prefer my ancient Fender Strat.’” - Musician, November 1987 (x)

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they gotta add this to the ‘top 10 places to get faded’ videos

maudit

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RIP Marjane Satrapi, author of the amazing graphic novels Persepolis about living during the fundamentalist revolution in Iran in the 70’s and 80’s. She also created the animated movie based on the graphic novels, which is where these gifs come from.

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