#wildboys

[tonymarias]

steve o on howard stern (early 00s)

[radcaduceus]

serving the Wildmother? more like serving absolute cunt

[joycrispy]

there is something so wonderfully, quintessentially Wildboys™ about Fjord giving this whole impassioned speech to Essek about The Things Caduceus Has Taught Him

about life and death, and finding beauty and meaning and purpose in their inevitable cycle

and Caduceus listening, smiling with tears in his eyes

and basically going like

 “Aw Fjord, that’s nice :’) But actually in this case nah, fuck all that.”

[ozbian]

Fjord: *jokingly dramatic* "Caduceus! Don't try and be a hero."

(undercurrent: be careful)

Caduceus: *exasperated eyeroll and smile*

(undercurrent: it's dumb that you think you need to camouflage that. But it's okay. And of course I'll be careful.)

Fjord: *stands watch outside in the dark ruined city with his sword lit up like a lighthouse to guide him back*

[vinylanswer]

Here’s a few interesting 7”s that came in the mail over the weekend, filling a few holes in the collection. The left side is a pair of Thomas Dolby-related singles—the UK “My Brain is Like a Sieve” single from his now-revered “Aliens Ate My Buick” album, and beneath it, “Wonderlust” (sic) by the Parachute Club, a short-lived band he was in around 1979. It’s basically wannabe Bryan Ferry vocals over Dolby’s primordial synths, and unsurprisingly, not that great. The left side fares better, with Simple Minds’ 1995 comeback single, “She’s A River.” It was a solid song that hit a double when they needed a home run unfortunately, though I remember, of all things, Paul Schaffer and the CBS Orchestra tearing into it for commercial breaks often that year on The Late Show with David Letterman. Last but not least, there’s a promo 7” of Duran Duran’s “The Wild Boys”—a song I don’t especially care for but which hit number one, so what do I know? Like I said, songs filling holes in the collection.

[ray-cz]

some wildboys comfort for the soul 🌷

[admiralgiggles]

Number 16 “Steve-O Professional Idiot: A Memoir” Steve-O gives a very personal account of all the crazy shit he did on and off camera. It was a very interesting read and made me love this dude even more and I didn’t know that was possible!

[zayphantomslayer]

Today’s my b day so here’s a pic of me and Steve-O from the other day