Old Gregg

Май 30, 2012 6:17 am

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6:14 am
ziggy-pop: I’M DYING.

ziggy-pop:

I’M DYING.

6:03 am

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Май 29, 2012 9:30 am

The White Stripes - Meg White & Jack White

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9:28 am

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Май 28, 2012 10:51 am

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6:38 am
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  • Hiding Tonight
  • By: Alex Turner
  • Submarine Soundtrack
  • 404 Plays

egidorp:

Alex Turner - Hiding Tonight

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Май 27, 2012 3:43 am

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3:38 am

Donna Noble is the fucking Ginger Queen → Look at these fucking companions

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Май 26, 2012 5:10 pm
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  • The Horrors: Still Life
  • By: The Horrors
  • Skying (Bonus Track Version)
  • 2 462 Plays

skaglads:

Still Life | The Horrors

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1:24 pm
fuckyeahthenational: Q:How’d that wedding photo come about? Matt Berninger: In that picture, we’re at Peter Katis’ wedding—he produced Boxer, and we worked with him on several records before. That picture was just taken randomly. It wasn’t set up or anything. Q: It’s kind of self-deprecating. MB: Yeah, there was some of that to it, but mostly I think the reason we liked it was that it has this kind of surreal-looking, archival-footage feeling to it. It looked like it was from the ’50s. I think Boxer has this kind of disconnected-from-reality vibe going on. AVClub interview

fuckyeahthenational:

Q:How’d that wedding photo come about?

Matt Berninger: In that picture, we’re at Peter Katis’ wedding—he produced Boxer, and we worked with him on several records before. That picture was just taken randomly. It wasn’t set up or anything.

Q: It’s kind of self-deprecating.

MB: Yeah, there was some of that to it, but mostly I think the reason we liked it was that it has this kind of surreal-looking, archival-footage feeling to it. It looked like it was from the ’50s. I think Boxer has this kind of disconnected-from-reality vibe going on.

AVClub interview

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