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tkyle:

Omg.

Pretty much fulfilling all stereotypes.

tkyle:

Omg.

Pretty much fulfilling all stereotypes.

(Source: ohsoswiftly, via thatwhitebitch)

11:31 pm: deep-land177,737 notes

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markrichardson:

Sheila E doing “Glamorous Life” at the American Music Awards in 1985. This performance is bonkers. For the first third she sings lead while standing and also playing the lead percussion part. Then she takes the mic and dances around. And then the lights on stage go dark and she solos on drums in the dark with glow-in-the-dark sticks. 

Two things occur to me watching this, and recently revisiting Sheila E’s first two albums. One, Prince in the 1980s was the kind of pop genius that comes along every 20-30 years, maybe. The amount of brilliant, boundary-pushing, but still accessible music he was responsible for, as both a solo performer or, as with this song, as a writer/producer, is simply astonishing.  It’s honestly like talking about Albert Einstein in 1905, that’s how in the zone he was. It was a decade of a true and lasting genius by an artist at the height of his powers who was given all kinds of resources. A rare thing.

The second thing is what a talent Sheila E was (and probably still is, though I haven’t heard anything she’s done in some time). She had a few big hits, two good records, and came from a remarkable family of musicians (she had several first-call percussionists of note in her family). In the late 1980s she was Prince’s live drummer and also was also the leader of his backing band (you can see her considerable skills behind a full kit in the Sign O the Times film). Imagine what it takes to be Prince’s musical director in those years, for him to hand over the keys.

I have bowed to Sheila E for so long. There is nothing here that is false.

12:49 am: deep-land225 notes

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myloveinthug:

langer:

:/

Single Screenshot That Makes Me Feel Old

Articles that grow old.

myloveinthug:

langer:

:/

Single Screenshot That Makes Me Feel Old

Articles that grow old.

03:34 pm: deep-land410 notes

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Japanese copy of Street Fighter with the names in tact.

Japanese copy of Street Fighter with the names in tact.

(Source: soviet, via frickyeah1990s)

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“How Many Drinks” indeed.

“How Many Drinks” indeed.

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Jazz ALWAYS knew.

(Source: angryblackman, via wayblackwhen)

04:11 pm: deep-land14,677 notes

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BREAKING: Background checks amendment fails in the Senate, 54-46; needed 60 votes to pass

Despite an impassioned push by President Barack Obama and an emotional lobbying effort by the families of mass shooting victims, proponents of a compromise measure to expand gun background checks on Wednesday fell six votes short of passage in the Senate.  

If universal background checks is too much, no amount of tragedies will ever be enough.

(Source: nbcnightlynews)

04:14 pm: deep-land83 notes

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interweber:

CVS BANGERS IS THE AUDIOSCAPE FOR WHEN YOU’RE BUYING TAMPONS OR A 12 PACK OF CONDOMS, A SAMPLING OF THOSE MAGIC TUNES THAT PLAY WHEN YOU’RE CONTEMPLATING HOW RIDICULOUS YOU WOULD LOOK CARRYING 24 ROLLS OF TIOLET PAPER ON THE TRAIN, THOSE BITTERSWEET TUNES OF YESTERYEAR THAT SKIP THROUGH YOUR MIND AS YOU READ THE NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE BACK OF A BOX OF FROZEN PIZZA AND OPT FOR A PINT OF ICE CREAM INSTEAD, THOSE SPECIAL DITTIES THAT ACCOMPANY YOUR SMASHING THE BAR CODE OF A CAN OF RED BULL AGAINST THE SCANNER OF BROKEN SELF-CHECKOUT MACHINE. CVS BANGERS IS COMMERCE ITSELF, AND COMMERCE, MY FACELESS INTERNET FRIENDS, IS BEAUTIFUL.

HOT SHIT!!!

04:43 pm: deep-land157 notes

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GPOY

(Source: fyspringfield)

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madeupmemories:

interweber:

L to R: The oldest photo of Pharrell on Getty Images (1990), The newest photo of Pharrell ft. TI on Getty Images (2013).

Happy 40th Birthday, Pharrell.

wait wut

This isn’t right. Getty defaults older pics without a date to 1990 all the time. This is way later than that.

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