Song #16

Maps - Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Album- Kats Karavan - The History Of John Peel On The Radio

Been getting back into Yeah Yeah Yeahs in a big way lately. Their three major albums were just diverse masterworks of unbridled, sexy, cocksure awesomeness. Reading about Karen  Os recent psycho-opera, last performed in Sydney, I’m seriously hoping for a DVD release, or at the very least, an OST release. 

Creators Project videos about ‘Stop The Virgens’ (sic) - well worth a half hour, for incredible costumes, sets, music and the beautiful Karen O. 

(Source: Spotify)

11 months ago 

Photo #2 - Josh T Pearson, Exeter, 2012. This man is needed to get through tough times.  Reminds me of spending a month, living 30 kilometres from the nearest settlement, in the Australian outback, on my own, with not much to think about but the passage of time and the background drone of a million terrifying animals and insects.

Photo #2 - Josh T Pearson, Exeter, 2012.

This man is needed to get through tough times. 

Reminds me of spending a month, living 30 kilometres from the nearest settlement, in the Australian outback, on my own, with not much to think about but the passage of time and the background drone of a million terrifying animals and insects.

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Song #16

Maps - Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Album- Kats Karavan - The History Of John Peel On The Radio

Been getting back into Yeah Yeah Yeahs in a big way lately. Their three major albums were just diverse masterworks of unbridled, sexy, cocksure awesomeness. Reading about Karen  Os recent psycho-opera, last performed in Sydney, I’m seriously hoping for a DVD release, or at the very least, an OST release. 

Creators Project videos about ‘Stop The Virgens’ (sic) - well worth a half hour, for incredible costumes, sets, music and the beautiful Karen O. 

(Source: Spotify)

Photo #2 - Josh T Pearson, Exeter, 2012. This man is needed to get through tough times.  Reminds me of spending a month, living 30 kilometres from the nearest settlement, in the Australian outback, on my own, with not much to think about but the passage of time and the background drone of a million terrifying animals and insects.

Photo #2 - Josh T Pearson, Exeter, 2012.

This man is needed to get through tough times. 

Reminds me of spending a month, living 30 kilometres from the nearest settlement, in the Australian outback, on my own, with not much to think about but the passage of time and the background drone of a million terrifying animals and insects.

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