trying

its merciless out there*

trryyying


I'm not pushing that fuckin button. HOw are we to evolve???

 

also this chart sucks













*edit: tired

**edit edit: I still fuck these girls

 

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Chart hits used to be poetry. They sang songs that were about something. Now you don't need to exercise one single brain cell.

Girls, we run this motha (yeah!)

 

So sorry! Only the onus of restarting the knowledge is on me. Maybe you'd call on another doctor.

 

you go girl!






think this is bad? wait til movies 10 years from now....

 

Im down with the restart but there was so much FANTASTIC music out of that era you'd be crazy not to acknowledge

 

...IDC about hussies; they always around

 

I leave the interpretation of this masterpiece to the dear viewers.


The worst evolution ever.

 

*

1970's

 

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boo hiss. half-baked at best

 

for reals tho:

Dear Hollywood,

Thank you for bringing to light an issue you created.

https://www.vox.com/2018/1/14/16889290/eliza-dushku-joel-kramer-true-lies-james-cameron


Suck my dick,
Mark

 

..once upon a time... music was awesome

 

In the course of 4 months in 1977, at Madison Square Garden (shown under construction in my avatar) I attended the concerts of
Led Zeppelin, Emerson Lake and Palmer (with orchestra) Pink Floyd, Yes, and soon after that, Jethro Tull and The Moody Blues.
The tickets were $7.50, the T shirts were $3.00 and the subway was 25 cents.

 

I nicknamed The Garden "Hall of the Living Gods" as I saw soooo many amazing shows (and Knick games...the company my Dad worked for had season tickets for all the events to entertain customers and I got to use them if they were available). That and my friend's father was a DJ for a rock n roll radio network. The 70's and early 80's was AWESOME!!! That, and an ounce of Panama Red or Columbian Gold was like 40 or 50 bucks...I can still taste it!

 

The 70's are, by far, the best era for modern music but I was too young to enjoy it. I remember what Prince said in 2005 "If i knew in the 70's what would become the music business I would have done something else" ...same here.

 

No choreographed backing dancers needed. One spotlight on David Gilmour while he played the solo in Comfortably Numb was transcendent.

 

See, you've forgotten the real seventies.



Bay City Fashion Victims



Gilbert O'Sullivan - Alone Again, Inevitably


Musical Advisory Warning - Not Suitable For Anybody, Ever

Clive Dunn, Grandad.

You young whippersnappers don't know know the meaning of suffering.

 

If you remember the 80s then you were probably there.

 

"We don't see the world the way it is, we see the world the way we are."