#death valley songs

[mollywog]

“So that day, in music assembly, the teacher asked who knew the valley song. Your hand shot right up in the air. She stood you up on a stool and had you sing it for us. And I swear, every bird outside the windows fell silent,” Peeta says.

When Prim’s name is called for the 74th reaping, Katniss sweeps Prim behind her, Volunteers in her place, stands up on the stage, and when Effie calls for applause, District 12 takes part in the boldest form of dissent they can manage. Silence.

[dreadfuldevotee]

Lord, i used to pray for times like these

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Marilyn Manson on the O'Reilly Factor

[obsessingonthevalley]

Doctor Who finale was something. Who the Stardew Bachelor(ettes) think Mrs. Flood is?

Literally me the entire episode. It was good in some ways, very much felt like a Russel T Davies early finale, like the TenRose finale, meh. Yknow. I don't actually know how to connect this to Stardew Valley, umm who the Stardew bachelors think Mrs Flood is?

Sebastian: Strong River Song fan so hoping for an Alex Kingston cameo, so just hoping for mrs Flood to be River and regenerate back into Alex Kingston. (I'm projecting)

Maru: thinks it's Clara, "clever boy" and the outfit in the finale, thinking logically but confined to the finale me thinks.

Shane: Rani, no further comment.

Abigail: Master, just wants the master back (projecting again)

Sam: took the message of the episode to heart, she is just a neighbour, we give her power because we want her to be mysterious

Penny: Could not care less, she's just happy to be here.

Emily: subscribes to the in a tv show theory, still, in denial, thinks mrs flood is the TV?

Haley: she needs it to be River Song

Alex: another god. thought how the god storyline ended was mid, it needs more, again I'm projecting with this one.

Harvey: the doctor in the future, some fugitive doctor/war doctor bs

Leah: doesn't give a single shit about it, just wants Rogue back (or River, bring back Alex Kingston. Russel, you coward.)

Elliot: Rani, he's old. (different as to why Shane said it)

[mortalfortaxpurposes]

hate (and by hate I mean love) when songs you don't really think about a lot suddenly unprompted unprovoked open your third eye what the fuck do you mean I'm having a religious experience listening to west coast smoker

[bassiter2]

is anyone else like... deeply disappointed with the new orville peck album??? like obviously it's the point but every song on stampede being a collab kinda automatically takes away quality for me. also there's like 3 songs that remotely stand out for me whereas all previous albums were just banger after banger. it's not that the new songs are BAD, just... boring. they all run together. and also the cover of papa was a rodeo by magnetic fields got my hopes up SO much when i saw that notification only for it to just be really meh :/

[2ducks-agoose]

Context: my friend and I are having a very large argument over which was is the more popular/right way to eat a cheese stick so, I need the tumblr people to solve this. I am very serious about this so handle this like your life depends on it

[total-derangement-of-the-senses]

Song of the Day

13 Jul., ‘24

[vilochkaaa]

bro think he's mc ride💀💀💀

this idiot is annoying everyone by singing death grips songs

[falloutsunflowerboy]

Today's Fall Out Boy song of the day is… Death Valley! from the album Save Rock and Roll!

[soullessjack]

I wanna change my url but it’s so much work .. .

[lunar-rotation]

20 Nov 2023

This is another scatter shot of songs by some great artists.

This week’s playlist:

the kids aren't alright by Pinkshift

Lay Low by New Atlas

California Mountain Shake by Death Valley Girls

Children's Work by Dessa

Wild by Eleventyseven

Poison & Antidote by Brenda Sue & Mikel

Shattered by Bad Cop/Bad Cop

The Night Starts Here by Stars

A Bullet Through the Heart by People Soup & I Monster

Parsonz Curse by Royal Thunder

Lunar Rotation Weekly by Winifred Yost

the kids aren't alright is probably my favorite song from 2022. California Mountain Shake would make some trippy intro credits to a southern gothic horror show. Parsonz Curse really has the feel of an old school hard rock song, including it being 7 min long. Which is why it's at the end. 7 min is long. Children's Work is a song of bond and memory and sacrifice. Shattered is a song about living and hope and sticking through the hard shit. Very different than the Trucks song of the same name that was here two weeks ago. my brains a bit fuzzy as I'm writing this, so just check the songs out and form your own opinion, but for different reasons I really like them all.

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Marilyn Manson – The Fight Song

[u-nrequited]

I wish that I could be a king.

Then I'd know that I am not alone.

-Marilyn Manson, In the Shadow of the Valley of Death

[semi-dailysonglyrics]

Bleached by the sun

And scorched by the moon

If I make it till tomorrow noon,

I'm leaving