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Tom Lawrence

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Yann Tierson - La Dispute (Bande originale du Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain)

Beautiful.

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allisonweiss:

Weezer - “Why Bother”

Pinkerton saved my life/heart.

#ANTHEM

You have no idea how fitting this song is to me. I’ve even had exactly two relationships, both of which broke my heart in the summer. Forever my favourite song by Weezer.

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Weezer - Only In Dreams

“…we see what it means.
Reach out our hands.
Hold onto hers.
But when we wake
It’s all been erased.
And so it seems
Only in dreams.”

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totallynotkelsey:

Song of the Day

Dizzee Rascal - “Where’s Da G’s” feat. UGK

I cannot even explain why I’m in the mood to listen this today.

Dizzee next weekend at Leeds!!!

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totallynotkelsey:

Song of the Day

Count Five - “Psychotic Reaction”

Fucking TUNE.

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totallynotkelsey:

enjoywontyou:

T.Rex - “Children of the Revolution”

Leeds Festival 2010 is here in only 10 days and like last year I received several recommendations for musicians and bands to see from friends on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr, some of which I now enjoy listening to on a regular basis.
This year I want to do the same by asking my followers for advice on who they would see if they happened to be in my shoes that very weekend. From what I can tell, you all seem to have pretty eclectic tastes and I’d greatly appreciate it if some of you could take a couple of minutes to see who’s playing and say “Hey, I love those guys! Be sure to check ‘em out”.
Regardless of my current taste in music and considering the entertainment you all bring me with your own posts, listening to your recommendations is the least I can do for you.
Cheers.
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Edit: Dear Anonymous, Paramore is not an option. Thank you.

Leeds Festival 2010 is here in only 10 days and like last year I received several recommendations for musicians and bands to see from friends on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr, some of which I now enjoy listening to on a regular basis.

This year I want to do the same by asking my followers for advice on who they would see if they happened to be in my shoes that very weekend. From what I can tell, you all seem to have pretty eclectic tastes and I’d greatly appreciate it if some of you could take a couple of minutes to see who’s playing and say “Hey, I love those guys! Be sure to check ‘em out”.

Regardless of my current taste in music and considering the entertainment you all bring me with your own posts, listening to your recommendations is the least I can do for you.

Cheers.

Edit: Dear Anonymous, Paramore is not an option. Thank you.

passthemike:

Bed Intruder Song (Cover)

we got your t-shirt
you done left fingerprints and all
you are so dumb
you are really dumb—for real
the man got away leaving behind evidence
i was attacked by some idiot in the projects
so dumb, so dumb, so dumb, so

Brilliant cover. Changing the key from G minor to B minor gives the song a romantic feel too. How creepily fitting.

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Song of the Day #2

The Guess Who - “Shakin’ All Over”

Wanted to post another classic from 1965. Hearing this always reminds me of the time I sung this song with my then-current girlfriend’s mum while everyone else looks at you both like you’re a bunch of weirdos.

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totallynotkelsey:

Song of the Day

Martha Reeves and the Vandellas - “Nowhere to Run”

Up there as one of my top 10 personal favourite songs from the sixties.