IT had just turned December on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. I was on my customary morning jog, heading out of Central Park toward 72nd Street. The sun was out but it was treacherous underfoot. I’d slipped on some ice and…
just brain explode xD haha
amazing photoshop skills
duh
btw it looks creepy
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Graham Nash - Chicago
The song refers to both the riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, as well as the trial of the Chicago Eight, where protesters at the convention were charged with intent to incite a riot. The first line of the song: “So your brother’s bound and gagged, and they’ve chained him to a chair” refers to Bobby Seale, the defendant who was gagged and bound to a chair in the courtroom following repeated outbursts.
The line “Won’t you please come to Chicago just to sing” refers to Nash pleading with band mates Stephen Stills and Neil Young to come to Chicago to protest the Chicago Eight trial.
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Coisa Fina / Thin Thing hehehe
Merry Christmas
Christmas With The Super-Heros
1975
Drawn By
Curt Swan and Bob Oksner
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Crying
Neil Young - Southern Man
That Space Cadet Glow: The Inspiration by Ray Davies
(This is a repost of an op-ed piece for the NY Times last year.)
Source: The New York Times
The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society
Escuto este disco sem parar há pelo menos 2 meses, diria que é um daqueles discos que você encara como se fosse seu, feito só para você.
Lançado em 1968 é mais uma criação do genial Ray Davis, um poeta de verdade. Gosto do fato dele saber como entrar na sua cabeça e conseguir deixar algo lá (Franny) , como ser simples e maestral ao mesmo tempo. Também acho, que Village Green é um disco de angústia, basta pensar um pouco para se angustiar nesse mundo, e é por isso que é um disco excelente, é arte, pois eu em 2011 me identifico.
God save the Village Green!
These are all logic questions.
The question on the bottom, in the middle, is a question I ask myself quite frequently to be honest.
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