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One Nice Bug Per Day
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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KIROKAZE
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Interview Vampire Daily
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Cosimo Galluzzi
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Color Me Curious
Game of Thrones Daily
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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@toomanystimuli
This is the best song about cats ever written! God, I love Shonen Knife.
He is a cat but he's very very fat He is not just a standard cat He is a cat but he's still very fat American calico cat
Catnip is a kitty cat drug One puff two puffs - high in a dream Funny kitty's got very sleepy eyes I wonder what he's dreaming of Catnip dream catnip dream catnip dream Meow meow meow
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu is doing a US tour!
Coming to Chicago next March!
Marnie: Crystal World (2013)
I've been a big fan of the electronic group Ladytron since their first album came out in 2001, so I was looking forward to hearing their singer Helen Marnie's first solo effort. It was described as poppier than Ladytron's somewhat dark, moody sound. And maybe that's the case, lyrically, but as for the music itself, there's nothing on here that would be out of place on a Ladytron album. I was a little disappointed at first, expecting a bigger departure, but upon a few listens, it grew on me. New Ladytron is new Ladytron, and I'm happy to accept that in whatever form it comes in. The song Violet Affair is a high point. It has a bit of a synthy British Invasion feel to it.
Violet Affair: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KiHg-q1ZNU
The Grandmaster (2013, Wong Kar Wai)
Wong Kar Wai's Ip Man biopic, The Grandmaster, is probably the closest we'll ever get to that Terrence Malick kung fu movie we've all been dreaming of. It's beautifully shot, as can be expected from a Wong Kar Wai film. It's pretty cool to see him doing action like this, since most of his movies are sexy Chinese actors smoking cigarettes and falling out of love in slow motion. That said, it's still got all of his trademarks, and I'm totally a fan.
If you want a more linear, point-for-point biopic of the same man, check out Wilson Yip's recent Ip Man and Ip Man 2. They're considerably more mainstream, but still a ton of fun.
DOKIDOKI WAKUWAKU PAMYU PAMYU REVOLUTION LAND
I was on the floor ten feet away from the stage at Nine Inch Nails' The Fragile tour. I saw Elliott Smith in concert before he died. I saw Sonic Youth perform their seminal album Daydream Nation from beginning to end. I saw The Flaming Lips play as Beck's backup band at the show in Detroit where Jack White gave Wayne Coyne the Fiber Optic Jesus of B-side legend. I've seen Bowie twice; New Order; The Pixies.
So why the hell is it, at almost 32 years of age, that this is the #1 god damn concert act in the world that I want to see? WHAT HAVE I BECOME?
DO A U.S. TOUR, KYARY PAMYU PAMYU! I'll be the weird balding guy in the back who is clearly twice the age of everyone else in the audience.
Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster (1964, Ishiro Honda)
Over the course of this year, I've been watching all of Toho's Kaiju movies in the order they were released. Tonight, I watched Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster, which was a ton of fun. It was the first time there was an all-out brawl between a bunch of giant monsters. There had been a couple of one-on-ones up to this point. The one downside of this movie is that Godzilla and Rodan were shown to be intelligent, thinking creatures for the first time, which completely redefines the franchise. Godzilla has been rebranded into the hero of Japan here, instead of the rampaging monster we know and love. Still, KAIJUUUUUUUUUUUUU!
Just got the new Nine Inch Nails album. I've only listened to it twice so far, but I'm enjoying it quite a bit. Trent Reznor has recruited a couple of genuine rock legends to work with him: Adrian Belew, the guy responsible for all the psychedelic guitar noises on Talking Heads' Remain in Light, and Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham. While still very much a Nine Inch Nails album, it might be the most outside the NIN safety zone Reznor has ever gone. Look, it has a power pop song, for god's sake! "Everything" sounds like Trent drank some Strokes juice before recording it.