Lately:
Music:
The Grateful Dead
The Cardinals (Ryan Adams)
The Smiths
The Clash
Husker Du
Iron Maiden
Minor Threat
Black Flag
The Misfits
SONIC YOUTH
Fugazi
Nirvana
The Minutemen
Against Me!
Superchunk
Leftover Crack
Choking Victim
Comeback Kid
Have Heart
Bane
Last Lights
Verse
Jay-Z
Nas
Biggie
Movies:
Breakfast at Tiffany's (Always)
Once Upon A Time In America
Star Wars
Blade Runner
The Dark Knight
Edward Scissorhands
Books:
Be Here Now
Still Here
Sylvia Plath's complete works
Infinity Blues
Our Band Could Be Your Life*
The Road (beautiful)
Funeral of the Heart (Leah Hayes <3)
Other:
the 80's
the 90's
now (the moment)
dreams
my grandparents
YOU-->
Knut (pronounced K-noot)
Albert Einstein
LEAH HAYES
Audrey Hepburn
Anne Frank (Forever and ever)
Andy Warhol
Jackson Pollock
Autumn De Wilde
Henry Rollins
Ian MacKaye
Keith Morris
Thurston Moore
Kim Gordon
the stars
the clouds
trees
seasons
walking
alone time
friends and family
the silence
colors
getting lost in my mind & the world
earth
kindness
love
living
Sci-Fi
comics
DIY
Punk/Hardcore
Hippies
Counter Cultures
Live and Exist.
Post reblogged from it's cased in light.
Once
You know, the movie. Glen Hasard & Markéta Irlglová.
Sometimes listening to the soundtrack is good, because some nights you don’t want to listen to neither screamo or soft-folky stuff. This is truly sing loudly, throwing fists into the air and stamping the ground until you want to burst kind of shit.
For maximum effect (and most appropriate for flailing limbs and screaming) listen to ‘Say It To Me Now’
—- my aunt bought me this movie, and i never watched it for like a year. then one night, i was hangin with my friend i was living with at the time and we popped it in, and i fuckin loved it. it was so good, and the melodies of the songs are unreal.
.. i like to over-use commas also, i think you can fit them in anywhere.. or i just don’t have a real great understanding of the written english language. either way.
Source: nothingeverlasting
