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colchrishadfield:

With deference to the genius of David Bowie, here’s Space Oddity, recorded on Station. A last glimpse of the World.

Huge thanks in the making of the video to the talented trio of Emm Gryner, Joe Corcoran and Andrew Tidby, plus Evan Hadfield and all at the CSA.

Crying.


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russellcrowaii:

One Day More (8-bit) - Les Misérables

A thank you for all the support! (´∀`)♡ As always, this sounds best when listened to with headphones. 


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mechamelissa:


Freddie Mercury by ~albicocca

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thewelshfangirl:

Miss Marple’s theme (by Titlebaum)

Y’know, for an old 60s series, this has such epic theme music.


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The Futureheads - Sumer Is Icumen In

Not exactly what you’d expect from The Futureheads, but they did this traditional English folk song and others on their album Rant and it’s appropriate for May Day. It dates back to the 13th century and is believed to be the oldest surviving independent melodic counterpoint. Horror aficionados way recognise it from the original Wicker Man.


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the-music-mixer:

God’s Gonna Cut You Down || A southern gothic mix

The Lord’s gonna come for your first born sonHis hair’s on fire and his heart is burningSo go to the river where the water runsWash him deep where the tides are turning

This isn’t no land of comfort. The earth is tired, and she heaves her rattling breaths through the dry grass. Dust hangs like a shroud on your shoulders and settles on the scuff of your shoes. Here, there’s religion in the cracked pages of Scripture and in the rim of a whiskey bottle. Our father who art in Heaven, He’s got a harsh heart. There’s bad blood in the bible; sins are not forgiven here, they are only absolved once the dues are paid. Here, grizzled men exhale their souls in cigarette smoke as they idle on the porch. Their venom is inside of slow smiles, as smooth as molasses. Here, women are sunken-eyed; they’ve got cleavers tied to their apron strings, vengeful and weary, faces hewn out of scrap iron. Nothing really lives here. The hoot owl whistles in the old cemeteries by dusk, but the real burial grounds are elsewhere- men find their graves at the bottom of the river, at the deepest hour of night. May they rest in sin indeed.

Don’t you lift him, let him drown aliveThe good Lord speaks like a rolling thunderLet that fever make the water riseAnd let the river run dry

Blood On My Name- The Wright Brothers
Grounds For Divorce- Elbow
David- Noah Gundersen
Maneater- Blue-Eyed Blondes
Bottom Of The River- Delta Rae
Bartholomew- The Silent Comedy
Nothing But The Water, Pt. 1- Grace Potter & the Nocturnals
Rolling In On A Burning Tire- The Dead Weather
99 Problems (Jay-Z Cover)- Hugo
Beat The Devil’s Tattoo- Black Rebel Motorcyle Club
God’s Gonna Cut You Down- Johnny Cash
Raise Hell- Brandi Carlisle
Chop and Change- The Black Keys
Awake O Sleeper- The Brothers Bright
“Let no man bring me harm, I bear the marks of Jesus.”

{LISTEN HERE}

the-music-mixer:

God’s Gonna Cut You Down || A southern gothic mix

The Lord’s gonna come for your first born son
His hair’s on fire and his heart is burning
So go to the river where the water runs
Wash him deep where the tides are turning

This isn’t no land of comfort. The earth is tired, and she heaves her rattling breaths through the dry grass. Dust hangs like a shroud on your shoulders and settles on the scuff of your shoes. Here, there’s religion in the cracked pages of Scripture and in the rim of a whiskey bottle. Our father who art in Heaven, He’s got a harsh heart. There’s bad blood in the bible; sins are not forgiven here, they are only absolved once the dues are paid. Here, grizzled men exhale their souls in cigarette smoke as they idle on the porch. Their venom is inside of slow smiles, as smooth as molasses. Here, women are sunken-eyed; they’ve got cleavers tied to their apron strings, vengeful and weary, faces hewn out of scrap iron. Nothing really lives here. The hoot owl whistles in the old cemeteries by dusk, but the real burial grounds are elsewhere- men find their graves at the bottom of the river, at the deepest hour of night. May they rest in sin indeed.

Don’t you lift him, let him drown alive
The good Lord speaks like a rolling thunder
Let that fever make the water rise
And let the river run dry

  1. Blood On My Name- The Wright Brothers
  2. Grounds For Divorce- Elbow
  3. David- Noah Gundersen
  4. Maneater- Blue-Eyed Blondes
  5. Bottom Of The River- Delta Rae
  6. Bartholomew- The Silent Comedy
  7. Nothing But The Water, Pt. 1- Grace Potter & the Nocturnals
  8. Rolling In On A Burning Tire- The Dead Weather
  9. 99 Problems (Jay-Z Cover)- Hugo
  10. Beat The Devil’s Tattoo- Black Rebel Motorcyle Club
  11. God’s Gonna Cut You Down- Johnny Cash
  12. Raise Hell- Brandi Carlisle
  13. Chop and Change- The Black Keys
  14. Awake O Sleeper- The Brothers Bright

“Let no man bring me harm, I bear the marks of Jesus.”

{LISTEN HERE}


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Oi Va Voi - Yuri


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Eartha Kitt - I Want To Be Evil


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Dame Shirley Bassey - This Is My Life

Sometime when I feel afraid
I think of what a mess I’ve made
Of my life
Crying over my mistakes
Forgetting all the breaks
I’ve had
In my life
I was put on earth to be
A part of this great world is me
And my life
Guess I’ll just add up the score
And count the things I’m grateful for
In my life


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Mercury Rev - Holes


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Laura Marling - You’re No God


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Richard Sisson and the cast of The History Boys - Bye Bye Blackbird


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Tom Lehrer - Smut

Smut!
Give me smut and nothing but!
A dirty novel I can’t shut,
If it’s uncut,
and unsubt- le.

I’ve never quibbled
If it was ribald,
I would devour where others merely nibbled.

Stories of tortures
Used by debauchers,
Lurid, licentious, and vile,
Make me smile.
Novels that pander
To my taste for candor
Give me a pleasure sublime.
(Let’s face it, I love slime.)


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X-Ray Spex - Oh Bondage Up Yours!


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thebristolboard:

Four splash pages by the Logan’s Run art team of George Perez and Klaus Janson. From Marvel Super Special #4: The Beatles Story, “an unauthorized biography” of the band by David Anthony Kraft. Published by Marvel Comics, 1978.