Lucky You - The National
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“I knew that I had come face to face with some one whose mere personality was so fascinating that, if I allowed it to do so, it would absorb my whole nature, my whole soul, my very art itself.” - Oscar Wilde
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“The generous set moved between the new Bright Eyes album and songs dating back to the ’90s, filling out the old home-recorded arrangements with the capabilities of a six-member band. The electric guitar riffs were broader and cleaner, the beat heftier, the crescendos smoother in songs like “Falling Out of Love at This Volume,” from the mid-’90s, and “Poison Oak,” from 2005. The fragility and fervor were still in Mr. Oberst’s voice, even as the music claimed a larger scale.” - The New York Times
Please have a really, really long set at Harvest, Bright Eyes. Please, oh please. <3
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I realise there’s no doubt I’ll feel some kind of nostalgia for this time and place when this time and place are no longer. But that doesn’t really change how much I’m looking forward to moving out of here.
I am trying to make the most of it, it’s just that I don’t really seem to fit.
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Blue Lagoon - Oh Mercy
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yeah, it’s nobody’s fault.
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nef <3
Almost everything is muddled. I’ve been nervous about posting too much and all this has led to is me posting nothing at all. I need to work through stuff somewhere, maybe this is the perfect place. <3
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- Creep, Radiohead. (via awfullyquiet)
I read these words and just these words and I get tingles.
via awfullyquiet
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So anyway, there are a lot of things spinning ‘round and ‘round my mind these days.
(I say “these days” as though it’s uncommon, but it’s maybe even the opposite)
And I never seem to know how much to say out loud.
But even a little documentation is sure to be better than none…
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