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Maybe go out, maybe stay home. Maybe call Mom on the telephone
Joined June 2009
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David McMullin retweeted
Peel Session version of The Fall covering The Sonics' garage rock raver "Strychnine". Recorded March 3, 1993. Can be found on the band's 2013 anthology 13 Killers. m.youtube.com/watch?v=EgPOOf…
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The man who was shot by ice in nyc yesterday could have a rap sheet a mile long and I would still be like, “hey maybe ICE shouldn’t pull up on someone in a hi-vis vest with a long gun and shoot a bunch of bullets into a car with a child inside of it.”
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Just found out that Charles Ellerbe has passed. Alongside Bern Nix he formed the core harmomolodic guitar unit during Ornette's Prime Time days. Both are still massively under-discussed guitarists I think.
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Velvet Underground / Lou Reed in 1966 inside the band's tour van (likely in Michigan). taken by Nat Finkelstein, the photographer for Andy Warhol's Factory
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I just saw a being of pure light trapped in the locked deodorant shelves at CVS
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"If you play James Brown...in a bank, the total environment is changed...An energy is released in the bank, a summoning of images that take the bank, and everybody in it, on a trip. That is they visit another place. A place where Black people live."
Baraka, "The Changing Same"
Steve Jordan man. I remember not getting Neil Young and seeing this and having my brain shoved wide open
David McMullin retweeted
Here it is: "when the summertime has gone, and the leaves are gently turning." Sigh.
youtu.be/B48K4HllV5E
David McMullin retweeted
Thanks to Josh Nance for this one! Woolworth's on Harvard Avenue in Brookline 1973
It’s fine to eat the popcorn that rises above the top of the bag before the movie starts, that’s the Baron’s Delight. But you must be weary of digging too greedily into the popcorn inside the bag before the previews even end, that is the Duke’s Lament

























