You know you love Legend of Zelda, and if you don’t… get the hell off my tumbr.
Not my video.
Posted May 9, 2012 at 10:39pm in legend of zelda zelda music zelda music ocarina ocarina of time violin nintendo 64 n64
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So much music.
We are going to see Wilco the night before the Newport Folk Festival at 5pm and found out yesterday that Conor Oberst will be playing with Dawes and First Aid Kit at 10pm, right after Wilco! As long as I can find a way to buy those tickets while at work this Friday… it will be a delicious recipe for possibly the best few days of my life.
Posted May 2, 2012 at 12:47pm in wilco conor oberst bright eyes first aid kit dawes newport newport folk festival festival music jeff tweedy tickets july delicious
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I’m beyond your peripheral vision
So you might want to turn your head
Cause someday you might find you are starving
and eating all of the words that you said.
So you might want to turn your head
Cause someday you might find you are starving
and eating all of the words that you said.
— Ani Difranco, “32 Flavors”
Posted April 24, 2012 at 1:45pm in 32 flavors ani difranco ani vision starving lyrics music lyrics
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Posted April 14, 2012 at 6:09pm in m. ward music primitive girl primitive a wasteland companion
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Posted April 13, 2012 at 10:54pm in devendra devendra banhart beck wartime life during wartime music
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Out of the darkness,
And into the fire.
I tell you I love you,
And my heart’s in the strangest place
And into the fire.
I tell you I love you,
And my heart’s in the strangest place
Posted April 12, 2012 at 11:24pm in the walkmen music walkmen in the new year you and me lyrics
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of Montreal
There’s nothing like listening to of Montreal while purchasing tickets online. This will be the 5th time I’ve seen them, April 1st in Boston.
Their music is just so fucking good. It’s not officially spring until I have oM tickets.
Posted March 10, 2012 at 6:26pm in of montreal kevin barnes hissing fauna hissing fauna are you the destroyer paralytic stalks tickets spring music
Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes. Such a great band. Listen to their music, then put it away for a while, then listen to it again and you’ll get it.
Posted February 5, 2012 at 10:58am in basia bulat basia heart of my own music sugar and spice
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
20 Plays
The Tallest Man On Earth
Graceland (Paul Simon Cover)
Posted February 2, 2012 at 10:54pm in the tallest man on earth tallest man on earth ttmoe paul simon graceland cover music
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If you haven’t yet listened to the magnificent band Dawes, allow me to predict your future…
You’ll hear them somewhere, maybe in public, maybe in a friend’s car and an interest will be sparked. You’ll go home, find some of their music online and listen. You’ll find a simplicity in their music, you may even refer to it as ‘refreshing’. The songs may sound familiar, like an old friend you remember from high school, but there is still a new and exciting feeling. The masterpiece that is Taylor Goldsmith’s lyrics will trigger a personal moment you either can’t help but think of, or one you’ve been trying to forget. Hopefully you’ll see them live someday, more than once, and get a total kick out of the crazy faces Taylor and Griffin make. Soon, you’ll realize they’re one of the greatest bands ever and then probably reblog this post.
Strive for understanding over being understood.
Posted January 11, 2012 at 11:41pm in bright eyes napoleon's hat lyrics understand music conor oberst
She looks me in the eye and says,
“Would you prefer the easy way?
No? Well, ok then, don’t cry.”
Joyful Girl is such a wonderful song. It’s so smooth and fluid, with an icy touch.
