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Landrew, the Love Child

Not my OTP, but close.

nacho08-deactivated20211112

"this reminded me of you" and "you reminded me of this" is such a warm thing to say to someone or even think because the former is 'i see you in every piece of the world i see' and the latter 'i see the world in you' and they're both so pretty

wolf-lundgren

wish-grunge-back

“Well," Andy Wood says, "I've been training for this all my life. I have always been a frontman. I remember when I was nine or ten in my bedroom, I'd wait till my folks were gone, then I'd put Kiss Alive on really loud and I'd use my bed as a drum riser and a tennis racket for a guitar. And at the end of the album I'd smash my tennis racket, my guitar, start the album over for the encore, and walk out on stage with a brand new guitar. You should have seen it. The Andy Wood Band”

@The Rocket magazine 1/89

wish-grunge-back

trying to make your best cover with a baby girl… and its risks 😏

sisterthecloud

Mother Love Bone

aliceinthepearlgarden

This whole video gives me LIFE

aliceinthepearlgarden

When the edibles finally hit

sisterthecloud

Pearl Jam

wish-grunge-back

Chris: Yeah, actually when he died I was on tour or, actually, I had got back the day he died and then like about five days later I went to Europe for another tour and I figured it would be this great thing, because I would be away from home and I wouldn't have to look at places where I saw him or see things that would remind me of him and I thought it would be really great but it was awful because I couldn't talk to anybody. So I started writing songs, that was the only thing I could really think of to do. The songs I wrote weren't really stylistically like something my band Soundgarden would be used to playing or be natural for us to do, but it was material that Andy really would have liked, so I didn't really want to just throw it out the window or put it away in a box, y'know, put the tape away and never listen to it again. So I thought it would be good to make a single, and I thought it would be really great to record it with these guys, Stone and Jeff, because they were in his band and I just thought it would be a really fun thing to do... I was getting to be friends with these guys before he died, actually, and it just seemed like maybe it was a good idea. At first I thought about it and then I thought maybe they would think it was horrible and that I was an asshole... Jeff: Which we did and then finally we came around. (laughter) Chris: That was where the payola started, right? (laughter) Jeff: And here's where it ended. Chris: Basically, I gave them an offer they couldn't refuse. Stone: Haven't you spent thousands on kneepads? (laughter) Chris: So anyway, these guys had material that they had worked on before and since he died, it sort of at first was this requiem thing but it ended up just sort of being "Let's make a record," this cool collaboration and that's what it sort of turned out to be, really. @KISW 99.9 FM: Seattle, 4/14/91