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Azealia Banks
—1991
New Azealia. Listening to the 1991 ep righhh now!
Greatest show since Seinfeld. If it would’ve lasted longer who knows…
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Phil and Papa J
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Bobby Womack
—Dayglo Reflection (feat. Lana Del Rey)
Bobby Womack and Lana Del Rey
Saw this today, probably one of Wes Anderson’s best. Favorite since Royal Tenenbaums…maybe
One of the greatest moments in SNL history. This was many Americans first exposure to South African musicians.
You’ll love this is if you love Vampire Weekend. Their first album couldn’t exist without Paul Simon’s Graceland.
also, its impossible for this performance not to make your day.
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—Animal Collective - Gotham
Animal Collective | Gotham
Oh man, this is really good. I’m so excited—it’s been so long since I’ve been excited about a release.
Side note: The reblogging of this post has been delayed so that I can listen for a third time. :)
Avey Tare forever! If this is one of the tracks left off of their new album, I can only imagine the genius that’s on it!
Most definitely going to see this this weekend! It’s getting pretty good reviews and I love Wes Anderson!
I’ve already posted this before I’m sure, but I’ll take this opportunity to reiterate how great of a song this is. This is what Paul McCartney could’ve been doing with the 80s instead of wasting his time making drivel radio rock with Wings.
Say what you Paul haters will about how cheesy he is, he was always the most interesting when he was experimenting and a lot of the concepts and practices implemented throughout the great Beatles albums originated in Paul. Unfortunately he wrote “Hey Jude” and great song as it is, he spent the rest of his career thinking he was some kind of soul balladeer, he’s always been much better at being strange.
my favorite of his interviews ah
he’s so cute
and so coked upYep. To what both of them said. :)
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