#Your song is good

[fuchinobe]

(2023, Aloha Got Soul, AGS-080) Cover of 1978 song by Mackey Feary Band.

[parlapina]

"How would you describe most of your favorite shows/books?"

Like this:

[toddbirchard-architect]

Favorited "On" by YOUR SONG IS GOOD https://ift.tt/eFXW1R6

[soosoosoup]

Funk branch au

Au and branch design by @bbc-trolls

[kkv-main]

news - 2023.03.07

GROOVETUBE FES.’23開催決定！

202３年5月14日(日)　 千葉県横芝光町屋形海岸 11:00〜20:00 寄付金制（お一人様1000円以上のご寄付をお願いしております。未就学児、学生不要。） 出演： YOUR SONG IS GOOD、LEARNERS、MITSUME、THE ALEXX、JURASSIC BOYS DJ : YODATARO+guest 遊佐春菜 LIVE PAINTING : 植田 工 MC : ハローチーター

https://www.groovetube.net/

今年はYOUR SONG IS GOOD、ミツメ、LEARNERS 、THE ALEXX、 JURASSIC BOYS、DJに YODATARO +guest 遊佐春菜を迎えます。 コロナ5類移行初の週末、新しいパーティライフの幕開けを是非GROOVETUBE FESで！

 2014 年より千葉県は横芝光町屋形海岸にて「海をバックに大好きな音楽を!」をコンセプトに開催してきましたフリーフェス GROOVETUBE FESは今年で８回目の開催となります。

  コロナ禍により2年間開催を中断しておりましたが2022年、コロナ対策を行い3年ぶりの開催を敢行、多くのご参加を頂きました。フェス開催の 5 月初旬、外房の海岸は天気がよければもう初夏の日差しが眩しい位に輝き、ステージから見えるのは太平洋、フロアの先には大きな砂浜がひろがる素晴らしいロケーション。オーガナイズ・チームは毎年オープニングから美しいサンセットまでそれぞれの時間にぴったりのラインナップを工夫してブッキングしています。

  日中から日没まで光の変化に合わせて音楽を楽しんでほしいと思います。 また地元の特産を中心にフードやショップも充実、海水浴場に面した緑の広がる公園が会場となっていて家族連れでも一日ゆっくり楽しめるロケーションです。 このイベントはお客様からの寄付というスタイルで運営を行なっております。 主催/ 特定非営利活動法人 groovetube 　　

[kaleidoscopiccc]

oh you hate musicals? oh so youre allergic to all fun and whimsy then? youre against all joy and giddiness brought in front of you huh? you just hate any and all happiness and silly times dont you?

[florida3exclamationpoints]

Her family history is a little ~complicated~

[floofle-universe]

[fexjam]

Medic headcanons💉

[sushiisiu]

mini animatic i had a fucking. Vision on the bus today

[jkvjimin]

JEON JUNGKOOK + fire stage performances 🔥 (cr. 0613data, namuspromised, moreloveforhobi)

happy birthday, steph! @cosmicdreamgrl 💗

[your-local-asylum-escapee]

the Blueprint™ for any mlm ship is literally just a dark-haired skinny loser and his himbo light-haired bf

oh and also at least one of 'em has blue eyes... I don't make the rules here

[cordiallyfuturedwight]

you can't stop me lovin' myself ♡ for @kimtaegis

[soranker]

IMMA DEVIL IMMA BREAK YOU DOWN!!!

[bixels]

The idea that uni protesters are "elitist ivy-league rich kids larping as revolutionaries" on Twitter and Reddit and even here is so fucking funny to me if you actually know anything about the student bodies at these unis. Take it from someone who's going to one of the biggest private unis in the US, 80% of the peers I know are either from the suburbs or an apartment somewhere in America, children of immigrants, or here on a student visa. I've heard about one-percenter students, but I've never met one in person. Like, don't get me wrong, the institution as a whole is still very privileged and white. I've talked with friends and classmates about feeling weird or dissonant being here and coming from such a different background. But in my art program, I see BIPOC, disabled, queer, lower-income students and faculty trying to deconstruct and tear that down and make space every day. So to take a cursory glance at a crowd of student protesters in coalitions that are led by BIPOC & 1st/2nd-gen immigrant students and HQ'd in ethnic housings and student organizations and say, "ah. children of the elite." Get real.

[scribefindegil]

As much as I adore conlangs, I really like how the Imperial Radch books handle language. The book is entirely in English but you're constantly aware that you're reading a "translation," both of the Radchaai language Breq speaks as default, and also the various other languages she encounters. We don't hear the words but we hear her fretting about terms of address (the beloathed gendering on Nilt) and concepts that do or don't translate (Awn switching out of Radchaai when she needs a language where "citizen," "civilized," and "Radchaai person" aren't all the same word) and noting people's registers and accents. The snatches of lyrics we hear don't scan or rhyme--even, and this is what sells it to me, the real-world songs with English lyrics, which get the same "literal translation" style as everything else--because we aren't hearing the actual words, we're hearing Breq's understanding of what they mean. I think it's a cool way to acknowledge linguistic complexity and some of the difficulties of multilingual/multicultural communication, which of course becomes a larger theme when we get to the plot with the Presgar Translators.