the ever circling skeleton family

Brother
Ooh-ooh
Shake it up, shake it up
Move it up, move it up

perpetua:

Phish
“Golden Age”
Live in Albany, 11/27/2009


Yeah, it’s Phish covering a TV on the Radio song. Why? This might surprise you, but their version is far less groovy and waaaaay more noodly. Honestly this is barely recognizable, but enjoy the novelty! (via Rob Mitchum)

Okay, yeah.  But the light show is amazing! AMIRITE?

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tesslynch:

joni mitchell — down to you

juuuust listening to this tonight. PURRFIKT

tesslynch:

beingandnothingness:

“I am a thousand different people. Every one is real.”
-Candy Darling

tesslynch:

beingandnothingness:

“I am a thousand different people. Every one is real.”

-Candy Darling

fuckyeahdavidbowie:

(via bornbeforethewind)
We are thankful for DBo and his followers! Happy Thanksgiving, my American ladies and gents, and a wonderful Thursday for my non-American ladies and gents.

fuckyeahdavidbowie:

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We are thankful for DBo and his followers! Happy Thanksgiving, my American ladies and gents, and a wonderful Thursday for my non-American ladies and gents.

furnaceofchildlove:

blackandwtf:

via happyphototeam.


i’m thankful for THREE WHEELS

furnaceofchildlove:

blackandwtf:

via happyphototeam.

i’m thankful for THREE WHEELS

birdlord:

David Byrne has an annual thanksgiving turkey moulding competition (sure, I mean, why not?). The above is Cindy Sherman’s entry, called:
Jiggles: Winner, “Best reveal”—white chocolate with chopped candied walnuts filled with cranberry/pomegranate flavored gelatin (no added sugar) with raspberries. As artful and subtle as ever, Sherman continues to explore the turkey-mold medium with her inimitable mastery of craft and her legendary fearlessness. Every year the turkey wears a different costume, and the viewer must question—yet again—fundamental assumptions about appearance and identity and turkeys.
see the rest here

po-mo turkee

birdlord:

David Byrne has an annual thanksgiving turkey moulding competition (sure, I mean, why not?). The above is Cindy Sherman’s entry, called:

Jiggles: Winner, “Best reveal”—white chocolate with chopped candied walnuts filled with cranberry/pomegranate flavored gelatin (no added sugar) with raspberries. As artful and subtle as ever, Sherman continues to explore the turkey-mold medium with her inimitable mastery of craft and her legendary fearlessness. Every year the turkey wears a different costume, and the viewer must question—yet again—fundamental assumptions about appearance and identity and turkeys.

see the rest here

po-mo turkee

fuckyeahdavidbowie:

(via trackaghost)

fuckyeahdavidbowie:

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My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2009-11-22) →

  1. David Bowie (161)
  2. Phosphorescent (114)
  3. The Smashing Pumpkins (70)
  4. Beach House (24)
  5. Arvo Pärt (20)

Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz

mollysheart:

ramseywillhauntlikeliberace:

rafeal:

razzledazzlerose:

flickflickflicker:dorkvader:pwnator:noahkai:slumsofshaolin:(via alacar)

mollysheart:

ramseywillhauntlikeliberace:

rafeal:

razzledazzlerose:

flickflickflicker:dorkvader:pwnator:noahkai:slumsofshaolin:(via alacar)

mollysheart:

(via scab)
family photo
say cheeese

oh, cutie!

mollysheart:

(via scab)

family photo

say cheeese

oh, cutie!

mollysheart:

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Like I says.

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Hunky Beauty

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Hunky Beauty

Yes, David Bowie’s tour “Isolar I-II,” opening your set with “Warszawa” is a killer choice.  Following it up with “‘Heroes’” is even better.  And of course, the slow jam beginning of What In The World is even better than the slow jam beginning of Let’s Dance you’d be into from 1999-2004.

Ha ha, slow jam “Let’s Dance,” 1999-2004.

slow jam “What In The World,” 1978-1983. (i think?)

NERD ALERT.