mechanicmuffin:

exoticwild:

andlemmekisslou:

soliloq-uy:

sakibatch:

rawritsmeep:

cheapbeeer:

i feel it in my bones, i’m on F I R E

FUCK

NO

OHMYGOD

hit the reblog so fast i think i broke my mouse

holY F U cKKKKkKKKkkkkkKKKKK 

HOLY FUCK THIS KNOCKED MY SIDEWAYS

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thec0nstvnt:

arcticidiot:

Do I Wanna Know slightly slower version

this is music you should fuck to

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br0flovski:

You who accuse the dying of lying
You can’t tell fake from honest crying

For those of you who wanted to hear Regina Spektor’s song about Holocaust denial. This was live at The New Yorker Festival, you can hear the raw emotion in her voice, especially towards the end. It’s a good listen.

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dreamingafterdaybreak:

bleustems:

astreals:

gingerb3ard:

In case anyone needs some cheering up at the moment.

this is so beautiful

Flaws (Acoustic), Bastille

I will reblog this every. Single. Time.

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imnotjailbait:

iggy who?

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witchyroses:

bigmammallama5:

sailoruuranus:

margravinel:

lomadia:

fawnete:

You will recognize it.

Trust me.

This is glorious.

I will always reblog this

MY FUCKING FACE WHEN I REALIZED WHAT SONG THEY’RE PLAYING.

THIS IS THE BEST OH MY GOD

I was like idk I don’t know it then I was like WAIT WHAT

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doubleflopflat:

so a few months ago i had to write an arrangement of the traditional welsh song The Ash Grove and i chose to arrange it for string orchestra, harp and flute so here it is! let me know what you think :)

We had to sing this song in the summer revels and it was one of my favorites. This is a beautiful arrangement of it!

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literaryjukebox:

The power of music, whether joyous or cathartic, must steal on one unawares, come spontaneously as a blessing or a grace…

Oliver Sacks (July 9, 1933–August 30, 2015) in Musicophilia

Song: “Ode to Joy” from Symphony No. 9 in in D minor by Ludwig van Beethoven, performed by the London Symphony Orchestra

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