Just letting you know I’m no longer using this blog. I feel like a change, I guess.

I have started a new one however which you can find here. It’s a bit different. We have a monthly theme and I post a lot of images that bring that to me. Kind   of like an aesthetic diary.

But more importantly I’ve started an official blog.

It’s 100% original content. Lot’s of reviews, musings, playlists etc. 

So please go check out those links and such.

Just letting you know I’m no longer using this blog. I feel like a change, I guess.

I have started a new one however which you can find here. It’s a bit different. We have a monthly theme and I post a lot of images that bring that to me. Kind   of like an aesthetic diary.

But more importantly I’ve started an official blog.

It’s 100% original content. Lot’s of reviews, musings, playlists etc. 

So please go check out those links and such.

On my Blogspot, we’ve started a new thing called Read, Watch, Listen. I’m sure a million other bloggers have done this before me, but it’s basically me writing one thing I’m watching, reading, and listening. See it on Blogspot.

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southerncharmm:

The Mama’s & The Papa’s- California Dreamin’

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“Everything dies, baby that’s a fact. 

But maybe everything that dies someday comes back.”

Up until the age of about 10, my parents used to regularly take me and my brother on six hour car trips through rural Australia to visit my grandmother in Dubbo. When your a hyper-active child, with time on your hands and nothing to do, time seeps by very slowly. I used to spend hour after hour staring out at parched fields and grazing cows and electrical lines. Everytime I hear this album, it reminds me of that feeling. Of time streching out in front of you and having nothing to do with it.

If you ever saw Bruce Springsteen as a somewhat cheesy, all-American singer, listen to this album. He sings about small towns and bar-room fights and young love in a relentlessly bleak but incredibly beautiful way. 

“Atlantic City” is a particular highlight. It’s a song about wanting to start fresh, but not quite being able to. It’s beautiful, it’s heartbreaking and you really, really have to listen to it. 

100 out of 10.

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