Currently obsessed with Inara George’s voice. #tuesdaytune Polite Dance Song by The Bird and The Bee
Belle & Sebastian - “If She Wants Me”
For those who have been following my blog from the beginning, you’ve probably realized that I have a stiffy for Belle & Sebastian. I decided to share that love with Tuneage.
This song, off of their 2003 release, Dear Catastrophe Waitress is one of those songs that just flows perfectly. I like my music how I like my coffee… light and sweet. Ok that was really lame, but you get the idea. Belle & Sebastian have the great ability to keep simple songs sounding interesting. I don’t think I’ve ever gotten sick of listening to this song. Anyway, I think its a great listen for a lazy day or a train ride… or if you’ve been having ‘one of those days’ and need to listen to something that will chill you out without making you fall asleep. Enjoy!
Disney’s Tinkerbell has undergone an extreme makeover for her new straight-to-DVD feature. The petite fairy is ditching the skimpy green frock she’s been rocking since 1953 in favor of something with a bit more fabric.
I like the old much better. Bring back the cute tinkerbell with the round butt and sexy leotard.
Lily Cole photographed by Tim Walker, 2005
Reminds me of the Eastern State Penitentiary. Also, I love spiral staircases.
Doesn’t mean “to ponder a lot” it means: “extremely dull” Good to know.
two-thirds of it. And it really is not merciful to a song to interrupt
it with a discourse on its creation, but this is one of those songs that
I really mean. And it’s against the greatest tyranny that I myself
experience. I feel many kinds of tyrannies from every… Almost every
time men group themselves together, I flash [?] on their tyranny. But
this is not a government, this is a tyranny I feel myself which is the
possession of women, and woman’s possession of man. And I know those
chains have to be broken before anything happens. All the manifestos
and all the demonstrations will change nothing until we stop enslaving
each other, especially within the sexual embrace."
L. Cohen
Russell Chatham “Snowstorm Over Independence Pass”