I'm a nerdy, queer, boy in a dress, aspiring drag queen, feminist, atheist, anarcho-syndicalist guy living in the not-deep-south. I enjoy reading or watching science fiction/fantasy, deep drama's, absurdest comedies, and political or sociological theory. I am very into hip-hop, folk punk, hardcore, post hardcore, post rock, freak folk, country, or any other music that catches my ear. I am currently exploring what it means to be male. I hope you have fun. On the unbelievably slim chance you would like to send me a present
we got bored at the studio one day.late ones - this time next year (the movielife)
Got damn I forgot how much I loved the movielife. Thanks for reminding me and this is awesome.
Unpopular opinion: Bossanova is my favorite Pixies album…*ducks head from flying objects*
It’s wonderful, Alison, Veluria, Down to the Well, rank as some of the best songs they ever did. I still prefer Doolittle, but Bossanova is way underrated.
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Stay Down (ft. Nick Diamonds)
This is off of El-P’s new solid album Cancer For Cure. It’s not his best album, but it’s pretty damn good. If you like abstract hip-hop you’ll really enjoy it. Stay Down is my favorite song off of the album. Here are the lyrics, which you will definitely want to look at, since every song El-P has ever made is laced with lyrics that represent some of the most complex and profound bars in all of hip-hop. Aesop Rock is definitely the epitome of this abstract poetic lyrical style…El-P without a doubt comes in second. You definitely appreciate this song more if you smoke and turn it way up.As a side comment, I really love Killer Mike’s feature on the album and that El-P and him are doing a fair amount of collab work. Both are outstanding artists, and complement each other extremely well even though their overall hip-hop styles are incredibly different.
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My Song Rating: 9.3 out of 10
You can try all you want to
But we’re not gonna change for anyone
nor anybody who tries to wave a flag
in our face and tell us all the rules that we defy
like gravity, amnesty, love, and kinetic energy…
We have cold hands cold hearts.
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down here where the heat’s so fine
I’ll drink to your health and you drink to mine
as we try
to make the money we scored out in vegas hold out for a while
we drink
vodka from russia
we got chocolates from belgian
we have our strawberries flown in from england
but none of the money we spend
seems to do as much good in the end
I got a cracked engine block
both of us do
got a house, the jewels, the italian racecar
they don’t make us feel better about who we are
I got termites in the framework
so do you
down here where the watermelon grows so sweet
where I worship the ground underneath of your feet
we are experts
in the art of frivilous spending
it’s gone on like this
for three years I guess
and we’re drunk all the time
and our lives are a mess
and the [something] love we swore to protect with our bodies
is stumbling across it’s bleak ending
but none of the rage in our eyes
seems to finish it off where it lies
I got sugar in the fuel lines
both of us do
got a fight and the lies that we both love to tell
fail to send our love to it’s reward down in hell
I got pudding for a backbone
but so do you
La la la La, hey hey.]
He seemed impressed by the way you came in “Tell us a story, I know your not boring”
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What Hip Hop Taught Me (by JennaMarbles)
this.
Thank you white lady for telling me a white man all that is important and viable in hip hop. I am not 100% certain that this is racist, but I kind of feel like it is.
The Unicorns - Jelly Bones
things I adore
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