Done. by The Band Perry

Some country swag goin’ on here.

I don’t know what it is about choreographed band performances… I sometimes think they’re cheesy and very un-authentic. They way you move on stage should be brought on by un-containable appreciation for the music.

On the other hand, I like them better than the band just standing on stage. 

My heart lept when i saw this. I really thought it was Amy Winehouse doing a cover of Piece of My Heart. :(

A good cover nonetheless. A bit modern rock.

zerothreetwo:

Stream the whole album of this new Cebu band. 

Anesthesiac by Womb

Baz Luhrmann and Florence Welch behind the scenes: The Making of Over the Love

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Too Many Februaries by Sarah Marie Young

sounds very laid back and refreshing like a glass of cool lemonade on a hot summer day.

This Spock isn’t wearing nearly enough eyeshadow!
Adorable elderly woman in Star Trek theater tonight (via nerdachecakes)

(via abluegirl)

Me: *dials 234-WXYZ* Good afternoon. Can I have the direct line to your eye specialist?

Operator: Yes, ma’am. The number is 234-WXYZ.

I’ve been trolled by a clinic’s phone operator. :|
I was calling about an operation.
I did not find this funny at all.

This made my morning.

The bit with the woman and her bearded husband… (at 2:07, was he her husband? not really sure.) She looked like she was really interested in how her husband would answer the question. (The question being, “do you think people are…

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TIL most songs’ chords will be 0-2 major/minor steps away from each other if you arrange the chords in a circle of fifths. this discounts any decorations the chord might have—augmented, 5ths, 7ths, suspended. but still… wow.

i’m well aware of the circle of fifths but i’ve never used it this way before.

and i knew the basic I-IV-V combination (and variations thereof). but once i related the I, IV, and V to their relative minors (ii,vi, and vii respectively) i actually saw that the chords will move only 0-2 steps away from each other. 

unless we’re talking about jazz. which is… jazz. it’s a different animal.

 

(i would like to illustrate some more but i’m currently too excited to be coherent.)