no one
i never see people taking photos any more what da!
good thing about tumblr
is i can write shit and no one will pay attention they will just see heaps of words and be like hey man that guy knows what hes writing about and as you will see i shall prove this theory as i sip on my glass of alcohol i am now pondering what it would be like to be a zebra with spots and at the same time how much it would hurt to eat your own nose but could you smell still or would it just smell like blood and if it were to do such things can i really make sense to write things like this but maybe if it were later on in the morning it wouldn’t look like such things but at the end of the day i am still really tall but i dont even own a door so how much can i smell
A few of my “AWFUL / RESILIENT” Limited Hand Painted Books….
I posted all 60 (of the edition of 250) that I have finished so far over on my FACEBOOK ART PAGE. They are being released in waves through Zerofriends, Gingko Press & Upper Playground. A new wave will be released next week through Zerofriends. Stay tuned.
There’s so much trouble in this world and we’re not going to solve it soon, but the main thing you guys have to remember is so basic… It’s the golden rule, treat others as you’d like to be treated.
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Conor Oberst September 2011 (via lovemonsters) |
I didn’t learn scales or Metallica riffs and I didn’t learn a lot of cover songs either. I was immediately interested in putting words together and singing. Once I learned two or three chords, writing songs was everything to me. At times I felt like I was writing a song a day.
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Conor Oberst, on how he started out musically 2009 (via lovemonsters) |
If you’re lucky enough to get where we’ve all gotten, which is a place where you can make money off your music, you’re grateful to be there, but it does turn into this thing where you have to make it work and provide for everybody. With this, it was like, go ahead and screw around. Have fun.
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Jim James, talking about Monsters of Folk September 2009 (via lovemonsters) |
If you’re lucky enough to get where we’ve all gotten, which is a place where you can make money off your music, you’re grateful to be there, but it does turn into this thing where you have to make it work and provide for everybody. With this, it was like, go ahead and screw around. Have fun.
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Jim James, talking about Monsters of Folk September 2009 (via lovemonsters) |
