#bottom line

[twixnmix]

David Johansen, Lou Reed, Rick Derringer, and Andy Warhol backstage at the Bottom Line in New York City on July 20, 1978.

Photo by Bob Gruen

[applekitty]

[kinghenryviii-i-am]

“I want you around” 🎶

[alaskan-wallflower]

people need to accept that style and stendy are both flawed. no ship is better than the other. they both have their flaws. style shippers saying ‘BuT wEnDy Is AbOoSivE 2 StAhN!!!!1!1!1!1!!” without realizing that Stan is just as toxic and would be just as if not worse if he was with Kyle. similar thing with Stendy shippers saying “BaHt DtAn Is A BaD pEwSoN!!1!1!!1!” like…literally neither of these ships would work out. stan is flawed. Wendy is flawed. Kyle is flawed. Logically these ships wouldn’t work out. They’d tear each other apart.

don’t get me started on stendyle…

[everythingnydolls]

Lou Reed attending a David Johansen show in 1978. I think it's the Bottom Line, NYC.

[radioattic]

if someone's morally or naturally opposed to violence I don't think it's cool for them to be using punk culture as an aesthetic

[stephaniegunnz]

DEPECHE MODE - BOTTOM LINE

My art shop: http://depop.com/moviestarfrommars

Etsy shop: http://etsy.com/shop/Bublinko

[naturecomics]

Please please please listen to me:

I know that it's upsetting when someone lies to you, and even more so if they continuously lie to you. But. That doesn't mean you should automatically discredit something they say when it contradicts what someone else is saying.

Sometimes someone who lies constantly is a compulsive liar, and it is so, so hard to stop lying compulsively.

It's also very difficult to admit when you've compulsively lied. This is because compulsive liars are also, to a certain degree, people pleasers. They don't want people to become upset for any reason, so they'd rather rot inside than upset someone by telling them that they lied. Even if they know that just being honest would be better.

And look, I'm not saying that you should automatically forgive someone for lying. All I'm saying don't fucking yell at someone because they lied or because you think they are lying. Especially if you only think they lied to you because they have a history of lying. Because you want to know what? It fucking sucks if you are telling the truth as someone who is trying to stop compulsively lying and someone thinks you are lying. And if they start yelling at you? You start fucking wondering why you should even tell the truth if they aren't going to believe you.

I don't care how much someone upsets you, yelling at them is not okay.

Especially if the person who has upset you is a child.

And I don't just mean "younger than 13" child I also mean "someone who sees you as some sort of parental figure" or "your literal child." I don't care how old they are, do you know how fucking traumatizing it is to be yelled at by your parent?

[stylized-corpse]

Speaking of Kylesa and this record, this has to be one of my favourite Kylesa songs of all time.

Kylesa - "Bottom Line" To Walk a Middle Course April 22nd, 2005 Sludge Metal Prosthetic Records Savannah, Georgia, USA

[stylistic-nightmare]

Anvil - Bottom Line

[twixnmix]

Andy Warhol and Cheap Trick backstage at the Bottom Line in New York City on June 12, 1978.

Photo by Bob Gruen

[applekitty]

I think they get along.

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[kneeanderthal]

mike wheeler's a FAG

[babsi-and-stella]

Marianne Faithfull performing at the Bottom Line, June 12, 1995. Photographed by Ebet Roberts.

[ilcovodelbikersgrunf]

Da "il Re di New York" la biografia di Lou Reed.

Il 19 febbraio del 1993 Reed prese parte a una serata di cantautori al Bottom Line con Rosanne Cash, David Byrne e Luka Bloom. Il concerto fu presentato dal dj di WNEW-FM Vin Scelsa, un intervistatore con cui andava d’accordo. Reed oscillò tra serietà e stand-up comedy. Nell’introduzione a «Heroin» osservò: «Mi piace questa canzone, ha soltanto due accordi. Si dovrebbe essere in grado di scrivere un’ottima canzone con un solo accordo. Due sono davvero troppi. Con tre, è jazz»