This song never, ever gets old. Oh boy oh boy.
✝ deadboy & the Elephantment - Misadventures of Dope ✝
- LC
Showing posts with label i like it. Show all posts
Showing posts with label i like it. Show all posts
6.12.2011
6.06.2010
golden bruises.
"When the Japanese mend broken objects they aggrandize the damage by filling the cracks with gold. They believe that when something has suffered damage and has a history, it becomes beautiful."
12.22.2009
my spirit animal.
"Another manifestation of the trickster is the coyote, an animal viewed with both fascination and disdain depending on the tribe. The Hopi tribe viewed the coyote as a thief who stole their sheep under the cover of darkness. They resolved to rid their land of his presence and eventually succeeded in chasing him out of Hopi territory.
The legend says that Coyote fled to Navajo territory, where he was captured and burned by a resourceful shepherd. The Navajo, however, see the coyote figure as responsible for the emergence of mankind. The Miwok of California also saw the coyote as an essential force in the creation of the earth.
In their mythos, Coyote dried the ancient seas by shaking his blanket over them and this resulted in the creation of land. In this mythos he is viewed as a creator, but the Chinook tribe sees Coyote as responsible for bringing death to the human world. When the world was young and death was a factor only in the lives of animals, Coyote and Eagle travelled to the world of the dead to retrieve their wives. Coyote gathered the dead in a box and started to return to his world. Along the way, wishing to see his wife, Coyote opened the box and released the spirits of the dead, as well as the concept of death itself."
The legend says that Coyote fled to Navajo territory, where he was captured and burned by a resourceful shepherd. The Navajo, however, see the coyote figure as responsible for the emergence of mankind. The Miwok of California also saw the coyote as an essential force in the creation of the earth.
In their mythos, Coyote dried the ancient seas by shaking his blanket over them and this resulted in the creation of land. In this mythos he is viewed as a creator, but the Chinook tribe sees Coyote as responsible for bringing death to the human world. When the world was young and death was a factor only in the lives of animals, Coyote and Eagle travelled to the world of the dead to retrieve their wives. Coyote gathered the dead in a box and started to return to his world. Along the way, wishing to see his wife, Coyote opened the box and released the spirits of the dead, as well as the concept of death itself."
1.11.2009
cave in.
Just because I'm bored, and because I'm somewhat opinionated, I just wanted to make sure that everyone knows what a masterpiece Nick Cave's "Let Love In" album is.
I might get a lot of naysayers disagreeing with me but... I think it's probably his best work. Of course, that IS just my opinion. It's at least the best stuff he ever did with the Bad Seeds.
A little taste of everything on that one.
Fucking perfect from front to back.
Tracklisting:
1. Do You Love Me?
2. Nobody's Baby Now
3. Loverman
4. Jangling Jack
5. Red Right Hand
6. I Let Love In
7. Thirsty Dog
8. Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore
9. Lay Me Low
10. Do You Love Me? (Part 2)
Yup. Perfect.
I might get a lot of naysayers disagreeing with me but... I think it's probably his best work. Of course, that IS just my opinion. It's at least the best stuff he ever did with the Bad Seeds.
A little taste of everything on that one.
Fucking perfect from front to back.
Tracklisting:
1. Do You Love Me?
2. Nobody's Baby Now
3. Loverman
4. Jangling Jack
5. Red Right Hand
6. I Let Love In
7. Thirsty Dog
8. Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore
9. Lay Me Low
10. Do You Love Me? (Part 2)
Yup. Perfect.
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