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July 2011

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#PERFECTION

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Is that SIMON PEGG in Band of Brothers?

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What?

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#Amanda watches Boand of Brothers for the first time. #Tori DID say there were a lot of randome stars. #Simon Pegg #Band of Brothers
lifeeandlyrics replied to your post: lifeeandlyrics answered your question: I’m…

i completely agree!! mwahahaha!

IT’S A PLAN, THEN.

Oh. And that Harry Potter Musical that I think you would like.

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#lifeeandlyrics
lifeeandlyrics answered your question: I’m thinking about downloading music later. Any…

high school musical soundtracks, bahahahahaha!

Bahaha! That’s not a bad idea, actually.

Next time we’re in town, we should blast it outside Kailee’s door and sing it as loud as we can just to annoy her. LIKE OLD TIMES.

Jul 31, 2011
#lifeeandlyrics
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“The real reason people say “I’m not a feminist, but” is fear. We live in a society that ostensibly values equality, but all women know that they risk being vilified if they step out of line. “I’m not a feminist, but” is code for: I am a feminist but I’m fearful of the terrible rage that is poured out towards women who seem angry or presumptuous or who have a little cellulite.” —Amy Jenkins: Will powerful women please stop saying ‘I’m not a feminist, but…’ (via pierce-the-heavens) (via iamthecrime) (via dallowayward) (via thequietworld) (via victoryjobs) (via crystalsavestheday)
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#Adam Scott looks even secier than usual here.
Jul 31, 2011
#And all I have to do to make them stop is send a letter to ''Be Naughty'' in SCOTLAND. #Flity Singles #Email
Jul 30, 20112,204 notes
#FAVORITE.
“Twilight” - A Somber Piece Performed in a Whole Tone Scale

Claude Debussy was a 19th century French composer who often liked to work with the piano. He also liked to write songs in a whole tone scale. I like his stuff. Yeah. I said “stuff.” I’m not very articulate sometimes.

Mr. Cullen (of the Edward variety) apparently enjoyed his music, too. I guess he made Bella listen to it in his bedroom before he turned into a human-sized spider monkey and took Bella on a ride through the treetops. (That was a very bizarre sentence). After seeing this, I thought one thing to myself, “Debussy in Twilight? Yeah, because that’s a reference your 13-year-old audience will get…”

Anyway, one time I got into a friend’s car, and she was playing Debussy on her CD player. I thought that was very cool. It’s hard to get anyone, especially kids in my generation, to listen to classical music.

“Debussy?” I said. “Cool.”

“Yeah,” she responded. “It was in ‘Twilight.’ I like it.”

I went from being impressed to wanting to throw her from the moving vehicle in the matter of, oh, two-point-five seconds? Oh, these fickle ways of mine.

But… this incident made me think of a very important question. Does the matter in which someone discovers something amazing and worthwhile really make a difference? Should I not have been excited that my friend discovered Claude Debussy, even if it was through something as irrevocably lame as “Twilight”?

Or does the fact that she discovered it through “Twilight” negate any “cool factor” she might have had? Would she have even liked Debussy if his music hadn’t have been in “Twilight”? Would it even matter?

So… these are my questions. What do youthink?

Jul 30, 2011
#Twilight #Debussy
Jul 30, 2011214 notes
#I love you. #Tim Canterbury

I’m thinking about downloading music later.

Any songs/bands/artists I should try out?

Jul 30, 2011
#question
Jul 30, 201189 notes
#Sacramento Beach Club
Listen

America - Simon & Garfunkel

The summer after my Senior year, I went on a ten-day long road trip with two of my friends. I was eighteen, and I just took my Open House money and left.

We started in Michigan and ended in Maine. It was beautiful, driving through upstate New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, then along the coast of Maine. Just seeing new things and trying new things and meeting new people and bonding with two of my best friends.

I remember feeling young and free and cool. Yeah. I felt cool.

I could tell you a million little stories/moments about my road trip. It was the best experience of my life.

In my head, America was playing constantly. I wish I could take images from my mind, paste them all together, and make a music video of my road trip to this song.

That song was the soundtrack of the coolest thing I have ever done.

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#Particulary the lyrics ''Michigan seems like a dream to me now.'' #America #Simon and Garfunkel #Song With a Story #music
I finally finished writing something I've been working on for what feels like forever now!

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Jul 30, 2011
#YAY!
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#Sailors for Seaman! #Why Knot? #PUNS!
Lizdexia: So You Want to Listen to The Mountain Goats... → uprightcitizens.tumblr.com

burtmacklin:

The Mountain Goats (stylized “the Mountain Goats”) is an American indie rock band formed in Claremont, CA by singer-songwriter John Darnielle. In 2005, New Yorker critic Sasha Frere-Jones praised Darnielle as “America’s best non-hip hop lyricist.”

As most of you already…

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