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gravedigger hoodie (2004)

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Magnus talking about Charles in X-Men ’97 1x05 “Remember It” | Charles talking about Magnus in X-Men ’97 1x06 “Lifedeath - Part 2”

#I'm obsessed with his show

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Penelope unravelling her work at night, by Dora Wheeler, 1886

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Death is temporary. I’ll love you forever. LISA FRANKENSTEIN (2024) dir. Zelda Williams

#this was just the best #i loved this movie soooo much

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CHAPPELL ROAN Tiny Desk Concert

#incredible

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here we go again x one armed scissor

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Mitski performing in Chicago

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) dir. Jim Sharman

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and on April 13th, 2006, niel banged out the tunes, and it was good

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"Car Crash Debbie" - Bob Gruen's portrait of Debbie Harry, taken at a wrecked car on 6th Avenue and 50th Street in New York City, 1976

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Homosexual artifacts.

#i love this movie so deeply

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i cannot even with you people right now

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Mitski performing in Chicago

#i love her hair

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i can’t stop watching this thing its better than baby sensory videos its better than anything on earth im in love

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when you get rid of CDs you’re also loosing the entire art of album design and CD packaging as well as lyric booklets and the design of the CD itself. and all of those things factor into how you experience the album. looking up lyrics on genius is nowhere near as impactful as looking at the loving design that goes into lyric booklets, the images chosen to accompany certain songs, the typography and text design, even sometimes the artists comments in there as well. while playing individual songs and making playlists or shuffle playing an artists discography is fine it seems like a lot of people have forgotten what its like to listen and appreciate an album. and when “listening to an album” means clicking play on a list of songs with a tiny little album cover on spotify of course its going to be a different experience than getting the actual CD or vinyl or casette and seeing all the love and care that goes into that physical media. ok?