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omg this is saved to Sam’s computer
i’m dying omg
lmaooo TJ, this reminds me of you
BECAUSE YOU NEED TO MAKE ME A FUCKING SANDWICH<3
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srsly there are a few things on this list that would really grind my gears…
Ugh… The comic book one would bug me a bit. Normally if someone is talking about Greedo shooting first they barely know anything about Star Wars anyway so I wouldn’t even bite. And I just ignore when people bad mouth Joss Whedon :(
The rest I could ignore.Yeah, I’m not very argumentative myself, so normally I just won’t even get into it. But, oh my goodness, the other day I came across a photo here on tumblr entitled “Dark Vader.” I almost lost it right then and there :P
The Beach Boys - Don’t Worry Baby
Someone on my tumblr follower list posted an mp3 of this song, and I was gonna reblog the fuck out of it, but the mp3 was distorted and sounded like crap. So this is now an original post.
Anyway, I know it’s probably ridiculous to get choked up by a song about a drag race. But that is just not what I hear when I listen to “Don’t Worry Baby.” Brian Wilson had to shoehorn dumb crap like surfing and drag-racing into his songs in order to get their intense emotional content past the rest of his band, his abusive stage-parent dad, and whatever management and record company people he also had to deal with. It amazes me sometimes that he was able to produce so many beautiful, meaningful songs about real feelings and real struggles while he was inside that particular hothouse.
“Don’t Worry Baby” is one of my favorites out of his entire career, and I really do have intense reactions to it. I can remember sitting at work several months ago, back when I was still at the bookstore, and my boss had the oldies station on. This song came on the radio, and there were customers in the store and my boss was sitting right next to me and I had to struggle hard to keep from crying. “Don’t Worry Baby” hits me on a really deep level, because what Brian Wilson is really trying to say with this song is that he just wants someone to love him even if he does fuck up. He was under intense pressure at this point in his life, and everyone who was supposed to love him unconditionally had just made his life harder for him. This song’s not about an actual girl, but it’s about a girl that he wished he had.
Like I said, way too close to home.
José González | Teardrop (Massive Attack Cover)
this man does haunting covers
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