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JBB: An Artblog!
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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almost home
KIROKAZE
trying on a metaphor
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
we're not kids anymore.
Cosmic Funnies
One Nice Bug Per Day
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@soundblind
My life: a novel
Me: do want to hear loads of useless information about bands I obsess over and famous people I have never met to distract myself from the shit hole that is my life?
Person: .....
Me: Okay, here goes.. It started in 1990....
Cuteness overload
… … … 🔥
Hamburg 1973, Heinrich Klaffs
In my time of dying, want nobody to mourn. All I want for you to do is take my body home. Andy Wood - 1967/1990, & Kurt Cobain - 1967/1994. Shannon Hoon - 1967/1995, & Jeff Buckley - 1966/1997. Layne Staley - 1967/2002, & Mike Starr - 1966/2011. Scott Weiland - 1967/2015, & Chris Cornell - 1964/2017.
90′s Rock Vocalists Cheat Sheet
If the words are slurred and the lyrics you can make out often don’t make sense, it’s Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam).
If the words are slightly less slurred and it sounds like he’s trying to sing through a hangover and a mouth full of jagged marbles, it’s Kurt Cobain (Nirvana).
If it’s somehow monotone and soulful at the same time and the backup vocals sound like six of the same guy singing at once, it’s Layne Staley (Alice in Chains).
If it sounds kinda like a dark and spooky Disney villain but also kinda like the guy at the biker bar who might kill you, it’s Zakk Wylde (Black Label Society).
If it goes from melodic singing to throat-murdering screaming in the span of one word and sounds like he’s gonna kick the world’s ass, it’s Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters).
If it goes from melodic singing to throat-murdering screaming in the span of one word and sounds like the world has kicked his ass, it’s Chris Cornell (Soundgarden/Audioslave).
If it has the deep grittiness of Zakk Wylde, the slurring of Eddie Vedder, and lyrics that make you wonder if it’s about sex or murder or both, it’s Scott Weiland (Stone Temple Pilots).
BONUS: If it sounds like an alien trying to mimic the patterns of human singing while sacrificing all semblance of lyrical meaning in favor of nonsensical rhyming, it’s Anthony Kiedis (Red Hot Chili Peppers) and he doesn’t really belong on this list because no one mixes him up with anything.
pretty accurate
Kurt Cobain: Dead.
Layne Staley: Dead.
Scott Weiland: Dead.
Chris Cornell: Dead.
Someone find Eddie Vedder and lock him in a glass box, please.
other people watching concerts from the 80s/90s: God this is such shitty quality
me: *is just grateful that someone hauled their 50 pound camera that's the size of a small dog to a concert*
Soundgarden in Singles [1992]
JOHN IS SO FREAKING BEAUTIFUL
by Kyle Bonallo (Instagram)
Long-tailed Owl ❄️ Karanov Nikolay
me: *sees a fat cat*
me, in tears: you are so fucking big i love you…
happy annoy squidward day
Actually, Annoy Squidward Day is January 15th. Although the calendar doesn’t have the month written on it, if you continue to watch the episode, they’re competing for January’s Employee of the Month.
i love the spongebob fandom
