#morrow!

[jkayingaz]

[jkayingaz]

Strange poster in the library.

[jkayingaz]

The very first gathering of three of them.

[jkayingaz]

My 3 original characters ww

[bonjaminfranklin]

And today’s problem is [spins comically large wheel packed with sliver-thin litanies of options to land on] full body hives!!!!!!!

[devilbunzz-moved]

Sorry for no art today I did not have computer

[lnthefade]

Grateful Dead - Sugar Magnolia

Going off Mike's request for the five albums that most vividly evoke a specific time of our lives, I'm going to (of course, I'm a rule breaker) do more than five and do them separately and inundate you with them all day because it's too cold to go outside. So here's the first (and i'm going to tag them all morrowalbums).

American Beauty (and nearly every other Grateful Dead album) is this: late 70s, high school, a few years spent thinking I was born too late and I should have been a teenage hippie in the 60s, not the 70s. So much pot and so much acid and oh my god the mescaline, how I loved the mescaline. Tripping balls at Dead shows, seeing them five or six nights in a row and I'd always groove to the music along with everyone else but as soon as they broke out into Morning Dew, you knew there was a 700 minute space jam coming and there wasn’t enough acid in the world to keep me from falling asleep during those jams. 

But everything about this album is that middle section of high school, the nights spent in Maryanne's basement or in that abandoned house next to the school, driving to Alley Pond Park for hash, thinking that life was always going to be about getting stoned and peace and love and happiness.

[lnthefade]

nostalgia albums?

I had a whole site dedicated to just that. If I weren't going to the Knick game I would be spamming your dashboard hardcore right now. But tomorrow's another day. Prepare ye the way of musical nostalgia.