I've Never Been Great At Giving Something A Name
Music, a public display of my obvious daddy issues and anything else I deem interesting...but it's mostly music.
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npr:
(via The National: Falling For ‘Graceless’ : NPR)
The band performs a special studio session for New York City’s WFUV in advance of its new sixth album, Trouble Will Find Me. Watch The National perform “Graceless,” live from The Cutting Room Studios in Manhattan.
Best Day Ever!
Now that the album is finally here, I’m counting down to the day I see them LIVE! <3<3<3 -
A friend of mine took this of me while we were bowling last night. Thought it was cool
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There’s this feeling you get, or rather I get, when you hear a good album or song for the first time. It’s kind of whimsical, like I can finally breathe or some cliched weight has been lifted from my shoulders. It’s the knowing that this new thing will be with you for a while. These songs will be used to quiet your mind, they’ll dictate your mood, they can calm you.
It’s the feeling you get after seeing a show and feeling that transference of energy. Witnessing the sweat and love put into one’s work up close, it imposes a sense of want. You want to do more, feel more.
I love that feeling…
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Audio post reblogged from Goodbye, Goodbye
I Should Live in Salt — The National
I’m streaming the album on iTunes…I think/know/feel in my bones that I am in love. Right off the bat, love at first sound. There were butterflies. I’m on song two and I declare perfection!
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The National’s “Sea of Love”
I think we can all agree that this is the cutest thing ever!They make me so fucking happy! And that kid committed to that air guitar…respect. I can only last about 30 seconds…tops
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Photo reblogged from Always Gold
I AM HUGGING YOU BECAUSE I LOVE YOU
ALSO SOMEONE ATE ONE OF YOUR SHOES BUT THIS IS NOT ABOUT THAT
<3 So Freaking Cute!
(Source: luginub)
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Radiohead performing “Karma Police” a very long time ago
This was my first Radiohead song.
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Photoset reblogged from Always Hungry: Ode to Dinner
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Photoset reblogged from Something to cry for, and something to hunt
Did you know your brother was filming at the tour?
A brief glimpse of his face popped up on Fox’s 10 o’clock news last night and I squealed like a child. (Do children squeal? Is that a thing?)
It was embarrassing, but my God, HOW COULD I NOT?!
Also, here’s the HuffPo’s review…
