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Tracklist:
Line Up • Annie • Connection • Car Song • Smile • Hold Me Now • S.O.F.T. • Indian Song • Blue • All-Nighter • Waking Up • 2:1 • Vaseline • Never Here • Stutter
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Ahhhhhh I'm so excited for the concert tomorrow night! Fuck my before-work sleep schedule - I'm sure I will have no regrets! Even if the main band (and, uh, actually, the only band on the multi-band bill that I know. ...I hope I am pleasantly surprised by awesome music) end up playing last so I have to stay up all night, I WILL HAVE NO REGRETS!! Plus, I'm gonna treat myself to a coffee from my local coffee stand Thursday morning, so I should really have no regrets (I love their coffee so muuuuuuch, and I always tip them, especially since I go there so infrequently because I'm poor).
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mutuals and followers at large I'm glad you're alive and I hope it gets easier
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No see results option, I'm forcing you to perceive yourself. rb for more results plus
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Emile Ford with Pete Best & Paul McCartney at The Tower Ballroom in New Brighton, England | 24 November 1961 © Dick Matthews
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Okay, I MUST listen to all of Remember My Song as soon as possible. WOW!
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My vibe about ships since forever tbh
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goodnight everyone (:
do your daily click
spreadsheet of families in Gaza you can help today
donate to:
Buy an e-sim
Help diabetics in Gaza
The PCRF
Anera
UNRWA
Taawon
Help Gaza Children
Sudan Tarada Initiative
Help a Sudanese family escape conflict
Darfur Women Action
Ramadan for Sudan
Period products in Sudan
Sudan Emergency Appeal
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Another post on behalf of Earth Day! 💚
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Happy Earth Day: celebrate by getting clean water in to Gaza!
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(via unrwa): “Gaza: access to water is extremely limited and sanitary structures are insufficient to meet people's needs. Gaza's water supply remains at only 7 per cent of its pre-October 2023 levels.”
Gaza has been in a water crisis for months now, there is virtually no clean/drinkable/accessible water due to Israel’s occupation and siege.
With the summer months approaching, the temperatures in Gaza are rising (it will be nearly 40 celsius there this week) and the lack of viable water is going to continue to cause extreme destruction.
Here are some orgs to donate to that are getting water into Gaza/working on making water in Gaza accessible:
بلدية غزة(Municipality of Gaza)
Anera
UNRWA
FOR SUDAN:
Barana Hanabneiho
Happy Earth Day 🤍🌍 choose to be kind
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Sleater Kinney @ The Grog Shop in Cleveland, Ohio, May 2000.
photos by Ben Houck
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I wanted to clean up and compile some of my favorite Asami sketches for no reason in particular 😌
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and if you feel comfortable sharing what song(s), let us know in the tags!
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No, I'm not done shouting into the void about a '70s rock band.
It still KILLS ME, when I listen to the studio versions of Fanny's songs that I've also watched/listened to from live concerts on Youtube, to think that Fanny would have had such a rawer, hard rock sound on their studio albums HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR SEXIST MOTHERFUCKING PRODUCERS (and mixers/engineers/whoever the hell 'edits' what the band do straightforwardly in the studio).
Because when I listen to the studio version of "Blind Alley" - one of Fanny's most hard rock songs in their discography - and then remember how it sounds from Beat-Club, ONE version sounds like it could be nothing more than a demo (a very good one, mind you, but a demo, nonetheless) and THE OTHER has ENERGY FOR FUCKING DAYS that sounds like the band could go on and on with it...respectively. Does that make sense?!
Listening to other songs that I've heard live, especially off of Mothers Pride, I also have to shake my head at how stupidly fucking soft and overly polished they sound - like the producer (TODD RUNDGREN. HIS NAME IS TODD RUNDGREN AND I HAVE BEEF WITH HIM, ESPECIALLY OVER THIS) went 'Aw, girls playing music! They should sound soft and demure, and their vocals should sound pretty,' but then you hear them, and especially Mothers Pride songs live, and you're like, 'Excuse me, yes, hi, THIS IS THE SAME BAND? BUT THEY SOUND SO DIFFERENT (SOOOOOO MUCH BETTER).' And it's obviously not just because they're live versions of the songs without a shitload of layered horns, not to mention - it's because, live, Fanny were finally allowed to ACTUALLY, ACCURATELY SOUND LIKE FANNY.
Anyway, me @ me: when am I going to finish writing that essay about how sexist producers (but also engineers and mixers) have historically ruined women's studio work in rock music in particular? If people want to know "Why aren't there that many women in rock music?", that's one reason. Although of course that is actually a deeply ignorant question in itself; there have been hundreds of women in rock since rock and roll started in the '40s and '50s, and at least two hundred rock bands worldwide of all women, but history barely made the effort to record or remember them, let alone to maybe promote them as anything more than a gimmick (which they still do!!!!! BYE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!).
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Aretha Franklin (1993)
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Nina Simone's gorgeous white netted jumpsuit, performing in Newport, 1967. Photos in part by David Redfern/Getty and John Rudoff via Flickr.
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