celebritycoffeebreak:

Bob Dylan

(Source: bless-m0thernature)

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dailyoddcompliment:

“Save Wilson”

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nevver:

Let’s go

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nprfreshair:

For your daily moment of “Wait… who is that?”: “Classic Paintings Recreated Using the Faces Of Modern Celebrities”

via Laughing Squid

celebritycoffeebreak:

Leonardo DiCaprio

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nprmusic:

rollingstone:

It’s long been known that Jimi Hendrix and Miles Davis were making plans to record together the year before Hendrix’s death in 1970, but it turns out they were hoping that Paul McCartney would join them on bass. Hendrix, Davis and jazz drummer Tony Williams sent a telegram on Oct. 21, 1969, to the Beatles’ Apple Records, hoping to get McCartney in for a session.

Whoa.

Seriously too good.

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nevver:

Go

"Our relationships with music sometimes resemble our relationships with people: Familiarity can breed contempt, we can grow apart and our connections can be rooted in specific circumstances that couldn’t (or shouldn’t) be repeated. Music has a way of tethering our memories in place — of making them vivid and specific — but a side effect of that is that our favorite songs and albums often get reduced to little more than fodder for nostalgia."

Stephen Thompson on what to do when you’ve burned out on your favorite music (via nprmusic)

nevver:

Little Women

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nevver:

I was hungry