#b minus

[missfame]

I posted that Valentina tea yesterday and not only is it already on it's way to 5k but not one Valentina fan has popped up to deny it/defend her. Funny how quiet they are when it's their fave getting dragged.

hey i want u to know that u’re out here doing the work of the lord and we all appreciate it so fucking much!!!!!!

[13ofstars]

mood: coulda had a v8

[drag-me-through-helll]

Kinda wanna kill myself Kinda want to continue on like nothing happened.

[mingyuhasnochill]

Please take a moment to listen to my fire demo

[classic-albums-revisited-blog]

Album: Imperial Bedroom (Columbia, 1982)

Artist: Elvis Costello | The Attractions

Track Listing:

“Beyond Belief” (Elvis Costello)

“Tears Before Bedtime” (Elvis Costello)

“Shabby Doll” (Elvis Costello)

“The Long Honeymoon” (Elvis Costello)

“Man Out Of Time” (Elvis Costello)*

“Almost Blue” (Elvis Costello)

“…And In Every Home” (Elvis Costello)

“The Loved Ones” (Elvis Costello)

“Human Hands” (Elvis Costello)

“Kid About It” (Elvis Costello)

“Little Savage” (Elvis Costello)

“Boy With A Problem” (Elvis Costello & Chris Difford)

“Pidgin English” (Elvis Costello)

“You Little Fool” (Elvis Costello)

“Town Cryer” (Elvis Costello)

Review: “Just like the album’s cover art, Elvis Costello’s music is becoming more art-oriented, molding dull baroque pop songs and pushing away from his frustrated, angst-ridden (younger) self. "Man Out Of Time” is the only song reminiscent of the old Costello, yet it still doesn’t click lyrically like his older material used to—there are few (or none) references to fascism or other fun topics. “Pidgin English” is another decent one, but again, it’s not “Alison” or “Pump It Up.” B-.”

[classic-albums-revisited-blog]

Album: Bleach (Sub Pop, 1989)

Artist: Nirvana

Track Listing:

“Blew” (Kurt Cobain)

“Floyd The Barber” (Kurt Cobain)

“About A Girl” (Kurt Cobain)*

“School” (Kurt Cobain)

“Love Buzz” (Robbie Van Leeuwen)

“Paper Cuts” (Kurt Cobain)

“Negative Creep” (Kurt Cobain)

“Scoff” (Kurt Cobain)

“Swap Meet” (Kurt Cobain)

“Mr. Moustache” (Kurt Cobain)

“Sifting” (Kurt Cobain)

“Big Cheese” (Kurt Cobain & Krist Novoselic)

Review: “A band filled with noise and reverb, Nirvana is the trio that defines grunge. If only they toned it down a bit, Kurt Cobain’s lyrics could be understood (besides the repetitive ‘gimme back my alcohol’ line from “Scoff”). While Cobain maintains sole writing credits on most songs, the band covers Shocking Blue’s “Love Buzz”—which may be the best song on the album, second only to “About A Girl.” The combination of heavy metal and punk rock works for only a few, but not for them. B-.”

[clearancecreedwatersurvival]

I teach ambi blues as a furthering of my beliefs and ideals as a feminist.

And also because it's super fun.

But mostly angry feminism.