Fire Walk With Me
This page is a weird mix of rantings and ravings, Music, graffiti, punk,Doctor Who, postpunk, comics,art, general silliness and GPOB (gratuitous pictures of Bowie). Sometimes I post about the 2012 US elections
white radical nerd lady in my 30s
transplanted to the East Coast US
happily living in sin with my co-conspirator Mr. X
Why did I follow you??
my Dragon Age sideblog
Other tags of interest - Places I Wish I Was Right Now, GPOY, owls, you are cordially invited to my pants, this has been a post, OH MY GOD, Favorite of all the things, Maru is the best cat in the whole world
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if we’re mutually following each other i’m going to go between two extremes:
- replying to your text posts like we’re best friends...
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BEYOND VISIBLE: LGBT CHARACTERS IN NEW GRAPHIC NOVELS
Wrote a mini-roundup of new(ish) manga/indie books with LGBT characters for NPR.
In which it is revealed that — as Matt Groening heralded back in the 1980s — Lynda Barry continues her undisputed reign as Funk Queen of the Universe. Because yow, but
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Wim Wenders, Paris, Texas
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Do we really want an incorruptible, nice guy superhero?
Go, read. I’ll be...
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - The Curse Of Millhaven (by JariMeevis)
My name is Loretta, but I prefer Lottie…
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - “Up Jumped the Devil”
I play a lot of Nick Cave in the month of October. Especially this album.
“Straight to You” by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds // Henry’s Dream (1992)
I don’t think I’ll ever stop loving this song. I think I originally fell in love with it because I loved Anton Corbijn’s video so damn much, but of course it’s Nick Cave and for me as I got older, I just found myself loving his work more and more. He’s one of my favorite writers in the world, period. Be it lyrics, novels, or screenplays - I adore his literary voice as much as I adore his actual voice. Since I’ve been playing older material lately, I figured I’d crack into this jam because it’s an old favorite and romantic Nick Cave is a pretty stellar thing to behold.
I really go for Nick Cave’s love songs in a way I don’t for anybody else’s. I believe them. It has something to do with the way they contrast with the other music he does, the kind of dark and violent stuff, it makes the ballads seem more earned and more genuine.
I have not read his books. However, I thought The Proposition was pretty great.
