#music moonday

[dont-open-dead-inside-25]

Happy moon day! 🌙

[ginawoods]

#15 | The Devil

it's 5 pm, just about 45 degrees in Chicago. there's a full moon rising in Leo. i've gone out walking with a purpose. no distractractions.

i'm inside my local apothecary to pick up a bar of soap. they've rearranged the shelves but I manage to find what I'm there for.

I take a second look at the surrounding soaps. maybe I'll try a fancy one. all of the sudden I don't care whether or not the soap is fancy. no distractions.

my ear catches this pulsing, scorpionic beat so I ask the person behind the counter, "hey do know what song this is? It's too low to shazam."

"lemme check.'

"thanks!" we smile at each other and i'm on my way.

spring hasn't officially sprung, yet here I am wading through swathes of people. distractions abound.

the devil card represents distractions.

if this card comes up:

you are being tested or you will be tested,

by stuff that has a history of distracting you

from anything that will nourish your soul.

this card is a reminder that:

everything you give value to,

manifests in the physical realm

with time and dedication.

there's no bypassing,

and there are no shortcuts.

check your values. check your habits.

you've heard of people

"selling their soul to the devil"

but can you think of anyone who's

bought their soul from the devil?

if the devil card were to...

ask a question: are you short on _____? insert cash, self esteem, love, clout, etc.

give you advice: establish some boundaries, child.

have a catchphrase: i'm about to test those boundaries. lol.

[willfulscarlet]

Assorted Arrowclan headcanons of variable relation to canon, vol 1:

Ollie takes his survivalist shit extremely seriously - not in a prepper ‘six months of canned peaches’ way, but if any of the arrowfam are teleported to a desert island/the Jurassic/an alien planet/etc, they have the skills to survive and even to put batboys to shame. Mia was not terribly enthused to learn flint-knapping, but even on a normal patrol, fixing a broken arrow with a quickly knapped bit of broken glass is a useful skill.

Chilli became Ollie’s comfort food of choice because of Roy, and the cornbread he learned to make growing up on the reservation.

They’re all casually musical. Only Dinah and Roy are fully professional quality - Canary is of course Canary, and at least one of Roy’s cover IDs is a session drummer separate from his time in Great Frog - but the rest are talented amateurs. Star City citizens can tell if it’s a quiet night on patrol by the way they start harmonising Bohemian Rhapsody as they go. For a week after Hal brings Ollie quantum ghost hyperchillies from sector 1337, Roy and Mia sing Ring of Fire every time Ollie gets near them.

The Roy Harper Group Home for Neglected Sidekicks is vastly more successful than the Roy Harper Titans Academy (though to be fair, he’s alive to influence setup and is aiming for wildly different targets to headmistress Kori. But also….) Grant is an enthusiastic mainstay of cookouts and official Big Brother to the brood, several of whom get adopted into the JSA. Jason is perpetually confused.

(this leads to, when Ollie is being especially Ollie, a 21-year old Mia declaring she needs an adult and looking to Roy as the responsible one. Which causes perturbations, mostly in Roy’s psyche)

Between her early home life, living on the streets, assorted heroism-related absences, her school getting blown up and her involuntary sabbatical courtesy of Waller, Mia’s had about a year and a half of high school. It’s something she’s intensely insecure about, especially around her Titans team.

Lian was meant to give back her Legion Flight Ring before she went after Ollie and Connor. And she did! She just stole Saturn Girl’s ring on her way through the portal. This will cause problems for people that aren’t Lian.

Connor is welcome anywhere, anywhen. He’s got the only functioning ‘tact and diplomacy’ brain cell in the family.

Ollie is banned from Twitter. Roy, Mia and the Queen Industries PR department all owe Oracle a kidney apiece for ensuring he remains banned.

Connor’s mom is an old hippie and lives on a commune just outside of Metropolis. They grow weed that could knock out Superman. Mia isn’t allowed to make brownies with Moonday ever again.

Several leaguers and quadruple the number of supervillains have nightmares about the first Sin-Lian-Emi teamup. Some things are just unfair.

By the same token, Bruce and Ollie have explicitly barred Steph and Mia from ever working together again. They pay even less attention to this pronouncement than their mentors expected. Possibly it has encouraged them.

Roy’s favourite shot: tripping Wally with an arrow through his shoelaces. He first manages it when they’re both 14, but the pinnacle is when he repeats it when they’re in their mid-30s and Wally is having yet another Speedforce-related Capital-C Crisis. Roy saving the universe through the medium of teenage pranks is not something he ever lets Wally live down. There’s a display in the Flash Museum and everything.

Mia, recognising Ollie’s habit of stranding himself on Starfish Island every time the wind changes, has buried several caches of clothes, survival gear and rations around the island. Just because he has a Robinson Crusoe fetish doesn’t mean she can’t be comfortable in board shorts while he ‘reconnects’.

[snowdropsandtigers]

Book asks: 2, 3, 4, 16, 25?

Thank you for asking! I’m sorry this is a few days late.

2. Did you reread anything? What?

This month I finished my reread of Wicked by Gregory Maguire! As ever, I love Elphaba so much. The book is my preferred version of the story in a lot of ways, but particularly for the construction of her character: that passion which can sleep but not go away--I love that bit where the narration notes she's furious at hearing about the world because she had wanted to forget the doings of evil men, and retire into a cave, but she just can't stop caring, even as she can't find an explanation for what's going on or how to stop it. She breaks my heart and thrills it.

That said, I do love the musical and am glad it gives her a little personal happiness, along with fulfilling some of the wishes book Elphaba had. I knew someone who said Heathers wasn't really right for a musical because of the particular ways it was a dark and cynical movie, so of course the characters, particularly Veronica and J.D., ended up changed in the adaptation. I wasn't sure I agreed, but Wicked--seeing the movie, and the seeing the show for the first time in sixteen years--made me think of that again, especially once I read the original outline for the show. That version was definitely peppy in its ending; I was intrigued by the ways the final version was actually pretty similar. It already made sense to streamline things by focusing on the Elphaba and Glinda of it all--coalescing all the different voices and Elphaba foils/reflections into Glinda--but I understood it better after seeing how they started out. It helped keep the story a tragedy, while still allowing for that musical happiness.

Before this, I was rereading the Books of Pellinor (The Naming--or The Gift in the original Australian release--The Riddle, The Crow, The Singing) by Alison Croggon. I seem to have loved a lot of Australian fantasy in my life--Trudi Canavan, Garth Nix, Juliet Marillier, and Croggon. My memory of it was that the books had their Tolkienesque vibe, but with a female protagonist; that is true, but they do feel different enough to stand out to me. Maerad is a great protagonist; the baggage from the loss of her mother and their enslavement informs her and the story's development well. The series also has an interesting quality; of the four books, the third is entirely about her brother Hem. This bothered me intensely when I first read it--this is Maerad's story!--and it bothered me this year too, enough to mention. And yet! The world, already expanded in the second book to include the northern circles of the world, is expanded even further, as Hem goes to the south, roughly to the North Africa-inspired sections. This in turn allowed the Saliman character to become more central, and introduced Zelika, a new female character who is central to that book.

The writing is lovely, and the story has that melancholy, that bittersweet joy that I also like in Tolkien, so that particular similarity is a good thing.

There are things that made be like "Oh that. That's a thing you did." I did overall enjoy my reread though, and remembered what I loved about these books over a decade ago.

3. What were your top five books of the year?

In no particular order:

The Moonday Letters by Emmi Itäranta

Finnish science fiction/fantasy, gorgeously written, and I will be going on a bit more about it in the new author question below.

The Broken Earth Trilogy (The Fifth Season, The Obelisk Gate, The Stone Sky) by N. K. Jemisin

These had been on my tbr list forever. I devoured them. These books raised my standards for the epic fantasy: the excellence of the worldbuilding, and the way it is integrated into the characters, the plot, and the themes, is just on another level. The characters are so shaped by the tragedies and oppressions visited upon them, in ways that just make sense for each one; Essun and Nassun break my heart. I love the mother-daughter cycles and narrative at the center of this trilogy. I loved reading about the different apocalypses, and the bits of the world's past, how knowledge would be shaped and how people's ability to even envision certain things could be limited or nonexistent. Essun was an incredible protagonist, and I adored her. This is a far-future take on what humans do with the Earth, and the aftermath of its apocalypses makes it stand out within the genre. It's been long enough that I don't know what else to say about them right now, but man. These books are quality adventures.

Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Maguire

I already talked about it above, but I am just going to note again how well the book builds Elphaba's character, and how beautifully it both centers her and uses her to gather up all these themes that blend into the world and paint it, if that makes sense.

4. Did you discover any new authors that you love this year?

Not quite sure whether this counts: I started reading The Moonday Letters by Emmi Itäranta last year in June, but real life reasons led to me stopping for about a year, until this last June. It was absolutely beautiful in prose, story, and theme. A bit slow at first, but that's enjoyable too. The premise is that Lumi, a shaman healer in the near future, is trying to meet with her spouse, but the scientist appears to be involved in an ecoterrorist plot, and they never show up to meet her. You get to know how the Mars colony exploits the Earth, how other satellite colonies exist, how immigration from and to Earth works, what happened to its environment and inhabitants (human, animal, plant). Lumi is a refugee and an immigrant. The book is suffused with loss, grief, memory, and regret. The format isn't letters per se; the letters are more like journal entries written as letters, to be shared when the partners can meet again, and there are other types of texts in there, like communications and excerpts.

It's a wonderful book, and I hope to read the author's other works.

An interesting detail; she wrote this one in Finnish and English at the same time, rather than translating it to English after it was already written.

16. What is the most over-hyped book you read this year?

Starling House by Alix E. Harrow. I feel a little guilty, because it's not like I got it based on huge buzz; still, it was apparently a Reese Witherspoon book club pick, and the blurbs on the books made it seem really interesting. I did like the art and the concept, but it didn't feel like the gothic fantasy it was described to be. Not dark enough; the love story was sweet, without real bite to complement that, and the house felt so cozy. It wasn't bad, but it also didn't live up to my expectations.

25. What reading goals do you have for next year?

I was hoping to read Mirrored Heavens by Rebecca Roanhorse; it was originally coming out last year and then came out this year instead! It's the conclusion to the epic fantasy, Between Earth and Sky. But I was already partway through my reread of the Books of Pellinor, another epic fantasy, and wanted to finish the series before getting into another tome with that kind of energy. That finished, the semester started again, so between grad school and a full time job I didn't actually start. Wicked was the only dense book I managed to read these past few months.

So, I hope to read the book not long into the next year! I also want to sink into more of my Puerto Rican books--particularly the Marta Aponte Alsina essays, and some poetry--some Sofia Samatar books, and a few science fiction/fantasy/horror titles that have been waiting. And finish the Sookie Stackhouse books; am already halfway through. Additionally, my non-resident's New York Public Library card expires at the end of February, so I need to take advantage of that while I can, even if it means DNF'ing some books I can't get through for now.

[podcastingpineapple]

I was tagged by @grand-magnificent in "9 people I'd like to know better" quiz situation... and I am overjoyed! And terrified!!

Last song: That's your role by MÉLOVIN (assigned by Spotify algorythm)

or

Unsolicited schlager/iskelmä music from radio, probably by Georg Ots.

Currently watching: Witch from Mercury, Star Wars Visions.

(I also have few shows "On Hold": Gundam 08th ms team, k-drama GLITCH... also i should catch up on rest if the star war series but i am Tired.)

Currently reading: I started reading Moonday letters by Emmi Itäranta few months ago.... but I never actually finished it because of work. I am also reading Lancer rulebook to scavange some lore, does that count as reading?

Current obsession: planning and writing that Lancer oneshot I've been meaning to run. (I am vibrating with joy, one of my friends sent me his character and the mech and I am terrified of it.)

And, as always, divine cycle friends at the table.

(Suddenly i am terrified. Literally all of the cool fatt people, i'd like to know you!!)

tagging for starters (no pressure, only if yall want to): @clementine-kesh @clemkesh @kalmeria @guccigarantine @gur-sevraq @wizardfvcker @weirdpine @wedidthetimewarpagain @arwainian

Edit: WHY DO PEOPLE HAVE CLEM-NAMES therefor tagging

@clementineskesh ò.ó

[lunar-rotation]

Lunar Rotation

Lunar Rotation was a radio show that came on my hometown rock station every Sunday night for most of my youth. It played some weird and wild and fun stuff. Pretty sure that show doesn't exist anymore, but I created this blog and an Apple Music playlist that should update every Monday (because Lunar = Moon = Moonday = Monday) with stuff that's kinda weird but that I think is fun.

Anyway, hope you like, but if you don't... maybe next week will be better for you

[stuartelden]

My favourite music of 2024

The music I enjoyed this year, either bought in physical form, often through Burning Shed, or digitally through bandcamp. 212°, Transmissions Anchor & Burden, Extinction Level & Afterglow EP The Aristocrats, Duck Nik Bärtsch’s Ronin, Spin & Ronin Rhythm Clan, Moonday EP Bass Communion, The Itself of Itself BASta!, III Big Big Train, The Likes of Us Black Country Communion, V Tim…

[yunnathearcher]

Tech difficulties

Slightly extended vacation

IG story updated. Woosah

Moon free on Moonday, now that’s a vibe

Not committed to heartbreak, releasing the shackles of ambiguous unions

But for the record I did like you

Tarot deck like.. “Now, Nayunna cmon now..”

I wish you well & all your endeavors

Will nap & make something of today

Okay let’s do it

Ginger blends & metal music

That’s a good girl

Contrary to popular belief, love lasts forever

Outside 🦌 🐾

Gorgeous

Less superstitious these days but some things are just tradition. Idc

Almost had me for a min there.

Almost

I didn’t realize all of this was behind the muleta.

I was dodging the horns myself.

Saturn in my 6H has been a bih but overall better than when it was in my 3rd, 4th & 5th.

Jupiter enters Cancer while the Moon is in Sagittarius next year. Mutual reception on day 1? That’s beautiful.

Realizing the ascendant of my SR chart shifts by 2° based on location

Every time I look up there’s a ripple through the internet. Fuck.

Whole time it is what it is.

Made it through to July. Will finish the rest of the year over the next few days. Both years.

[ultimacodex]

Check Out This Album of Ultima-Inspired Synth Music by "Moonday"

A set of eight "Ultima 7"-inspired synth tracks.

Michael Hewing — who goes by the handle Moonday on Bandcamp — reached out to the Codex to let us know that he has just released an album of digital synth music inspired by Ultima 7: I wanted to let you know that I just released Ultima-inspired music (instrumental dungeon synth music), that storywise is settled in Britannia and refers especially to Ultima 7, my most favorite game of the series.…

[funnygirlszine]

UK Comedy Clubs & Nights

We're so lucky to have such a rich comedy culture in Britain, with iconic permanent clubs as well as regular nights, events, and festivals.

Building on a couple of suggestions included in Issue #1, here's a list of some big players across the country! London will get its own post!

Manchester

Frog and Bucket

Creatures of the Night Comedy Club

The Comedy Store at The Bierkeller

XS Malarkey

Hootch Comedy Club

The Laughienda

Liverpool

Hot Water

Dead Funny Comedy Night @ Outpost

Baltic Market monthly

Comedy Takeover at Liverpool Irish Centre

Newcastle

The Stand Newcastle

The Craic Factory

Funhouse @ The Rigger

Glasgow

Laugh In The Park Festival

Club 45 @ Blackfriars

The Stand Glasgow

The Comedy Cabaret

The Glee Club

Glasgow International Comedy Festival

The Drygate Comedy Lab

Bristol

The Comedy Cabaret @ Pryzm

Bristol Comedy Garden

Comedy @ The Lazy Dog

White Bear Comedy @ The Room Above

Comedy @ The Square

Smoke & Mirrors Comedy & Magic

Cardiff

The Glee Club

Moonday's Comedy Night @ The Moon

Rebel Rebel Comedy Night @ Tiny Rebel Pub

Dolly Chicken @ The Flute & Tankard

Edinburgh

The Edinburgh Fringe

Monkey Barrel

The Stand Edinburgh

Comedy @ The Canon's Gait

Hoots Comedy @ Hootenannies

Cracking New Jokes Show @ Dragonfly

Birmingham

Just the Tonic @ Rosies

Closeup Comedy @ Hockley Social Club

The Glee Club

Big Deal Comedy @ The Old Joint Stock

Leeds

Kirkstall Abbey Comedy Festival

The Comedy Club @ HiFi

The Wardrobe

Really Funny Comedy

The Comedy Cabaret

Nottingham

Just the Tonic @ Metronome

NCF @ Canalhouse Bar

West Bridgford Comedy Club

Comedy in the Caves

Brighton

Brighton Comedy Garden

Secret Comedy Club

Komedia

The Gag Factory

The Forge Comedy Club

Live at Brighton Dome

Belfast

Ulster Hall

Lavery's Comedy Club

The Empire Laughs Back @ Empire Music Hall

Queen's Comedy

Waterfront Hall

Other notable mentions

Comedy Cow, Milton Keynes

The Red Card Comedy Club, Norwich

Jericho Comedy, Oxford

The Leadmill, Sheffield

Open Comedy, Leith

Comedy Garden, St Albans & Cambridge

[thegreatimpersonator]

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send me a 🎧 and i’ll shuffle my music and give u whatever song that comes up

[chorusfm]

Albums in Stores – May 19th, 2023

If you hit read more you can see all the releases we have in our calendar for the week. Hit the comments to access our forums and talk about what came out today, what albums you picked up, and to make mention of anything we may have missed. Alcatrazz – Take No PrisonersAlex Lahey – The Answer Is Always YesAloud – Apollo 6Angie Stone – Love LanguageBad//Dreems – HOO HA!Bird Law – Disintegration BluesBlindfolded And Led To The Woods – Rejecting ObliterationBotanist – VIII: SelenotropeCalifone – VillagersCharonyx – Persistent SoulCinema Stare – The Things I Don’t NeedDan Croll – FoolsDave Foster Band – GlimmerDave Matthews Band – Walk Around The MoonDays Like These – ICONDecayer – Sonoran DeathDef Leppard – Drastic SymphoniesDownside – Dark Patterns & Intrusive ThoughtsEpheramal – Tower Of SilenceEsben and the Witch – Hold SacredFORT – All Is Said And Done, We Still Draw BreathFeatherweight – Ojalá EternidadFellow Robot – MisanthropioidFeral Family – PlaytestFor Those Who Can See – Burned AwayFrozen Soul – Glacial DominationFuudge – …qu’un cauchemar devienne si vraiGhost – PhantomimeGozu – RemedyGraham Nash – NowHannah Jadagu – ApertureHarsh Lights – Watch The World DividediscussHenget – Beyond North StarHorse Jumper Of Love – Natural PartHostile Array – TraumaHotWax – A Thousand TimesKAYTRAMINÉ – KAYTRAMINÉKala – Diary Of A Depressed CreativeKesha – Gag OrderLambrini Girls – You’re WelcomeLewis Capaldi – Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly SentLockstep – ArrivalLuke Elliot – Let ‘Em All TalkMandy, Indiana – i’ve seen a wayMega Bog – End Of EverythingMindvac – MindvacMonashee – Speech Is Silver // Silence Is GuiltNospūn – OpusOmen Astra – The End Of EverythingPONY – VelveteenPaper Bee – Thaw, Freeze, ThawPaul Simon – Seven PsalmsPozi – Smiling PoolsRich Aucoin – Synthetic – A Synth Odyssey: Season 2Ring Of Gyges – MetamorphosisRoadwolf – Midnight LightningSleep Token – Take Me Back To EdendiscussSmoke Stack Rhino – The Mojo FunkSoulvapor – SoulscapeSteady Hands – Cheap FictionSufjan Stevens – ReflectionsSun Spot – Working MemoryTemps – PARTY GATOR PURGATORYThe Acacia Strain – Step Into The LightThe Milk Carton Kids – I Only See The MoonThe Murlocs – Calm Ya FarmThe Ocean – HoloceneThe Parlor – You Are Love And I Am YouThe Spruce Moose – Pyramid SchemeThe Used – Toxic PositivitydiscussThulcandra – Hail The AbyssTinariwen – AmatssouVHS – Quest For The Mighty RiffVnder A Crvmbling Moon – I: OblivionWings Of Steel – Gates Of TwilightYakuza – SutraYes – Mirror To The SkyYouth Fountain – Keepsakes & Reminders Acoustic EPshy martin – late night thoughts --- Thanks to helloiamzach for providing additional contributions to this week’s list. You can check out and support his weekly music podcast It’s Not A Phase or follow him on his socials. --- Please consider becoming a member so we can keep bringing you stories like this one. ◎ https://chorus.fm/news/albums-in-stores-may-19th-2023/

[decordreamscom]

The Fair at Coletiza will bring together dozens of exhibitors from the fashion, gastronomy, art and design segments between May 11th and 13th. The so-called Creative Economy moves more than R$ 170 billion a year in the country (according to Firjan-Rio) and the segment, which covers areas such as communication, culture, architecture, fashion and design, has a new event on the Curitiba calendar. The Feira na Coletiza will bring together dozens of exhibitors between May 11th and 13th (Thursday to Saturday) with the aim of attracting people and expanding concepts of a collaborative and creative local economy. The event will have free admission and a vast musical and gastronomic program, in addition to the participation of big names and brands that are references in the areas of design, art and fashion in Paraná. Entrepreneur Patricia Backes, founder and creator of Coletiza, says that since it opened its doors in 2018, the gallery - with a collaborative proposal - has grown and turned "into a kind of fashion incubator, which launches and presents new designers to the market local". "It was also with this concept of strengthening the local economy that we idealized A Feira", she adds.   Coletiza, in Saldanha Marinho. Alongside Patrícia, the jewelry designer, from Telúria, and the style and personal image communicator, Fer Stall, share the curatorship and organization of the event. Among the brands already confirmed are: BYNOMADS, Toró, Ninadora, Luan Valotto, Mersea Brand, Bag de Palha, Mimme Accessories, MYK, Brechó Trinca Z, Lesa Cerâmicas, Saulo Cezar, Aluf, Room, Fer Stall + Collab Corriela and Isa&Co, Dion Ochner, DōTerra, Gagá, Rocio Canvas, Grama, Telluria, Jovita, Moonday, Lying, Concept E, Ana Fonsaca, Karine Brasil, Com.cretando, Equiliba-Té, Dona Florinda, Microdoses, Erva Santa, Fora da Terra, Blend Cacao, Casa Verdinha and Simple Organic. In total, the Fair will bring together more than 40 exhibitors with the support of Sebrae and sponsorships from Blend Cacao and Inquilino Vinhos, which arrives in Curitiba for the first time during the event. To complete, the trio of organizers will bring a curatorship of designers and craftsmen from the traditional Feira do Largo da Ordem to "combine two creative sides, design and crafts", comments Patricia. For Saturday, an antiques fair is also planned in the external area, as an incentive for the reuse and re-signification economy. The Fair will be held on the 11th, 12th and 13th of May, from 12h to 21h, at Coletiza. The gallery is located at Rua Saldanha Marinho, 1230, in downtown Curitiba.

[animenostalgia]

Head’s up! The Sailor Moon 30th Anniversary Memorial Album double vinyl set is up for pre-order now on Rightstuf--you can use my affiliate link here! It’s currently slated for a Feb 2023 release. This 2 LP set includes select tracks from the original 90s anime, as well as the more recent Sailor Moon Crystal and Sailor Moon Eternal anime adaptations. Here’s a complete track listing:

SIDE A 1. ''Moonlight Legend'' DALI 2. ''HEART MOVING'' Misae Takamatsu 3. ''Princess Moon'' Ushio Hashimoto, Apple Pie 4. ''Maiden's Policy'' Yoko Ishida 5. ''Tuxedo Mirage'' Kotono Mitsuishi, Michie Tomizawa, Aya Hisakawa, Emi Shinohara, Rika Fukami 6. ''Want to be us'' Miwako Fujitani 7. ''Let's go like'' Meu Side B 1. ''Sailor Star Song'' Kae Hanazawa 2. ''The wind and the sky are surely'' Arisa Mizuki 3. ''Moon Revenge'' Kotono Mitsuishi, Aya Hisakawa, Michie Tomizawa, Emi Shinohara, Rika Fukami 4. ''Moonlight Destiny'' Hiroko Asakawa 5. ''See you at Morning Moon'' Pretty Cast Side C 1. ''MOON PRIDE -ZZ ver.-'' Momoiro Clover Z 2. ''In Love with the New Moon'' by Etsuko Yakushimaru 3. ''In Love with the New Moon'' by Mitsuko Horie 4. ''New Moon ni Koishite -ZZ ver.-'' Momoiro Clover Z 5. ''Moonbow -ZZ ver.-'' Momoiro Clover Z 6. ''eternal eternity'' Sailor Uranus (CV. Junko Minagawa) x Sailor Neptune (CV. Sayaka Ohara) Side D 1. ''Recommendation for Maidens'' Chibiusa (CV. Misato Fukuen) 2. ''Only eternity holds two people together'' Tuxedo Mask (CV. Kenji Nojima) 3. ''Tsukiiro Chainon'' Momoiro Clover Z with Sailor 5 Warriors 4. ''Want to be us'' by Yoko Ishida 5. ''Let's go like'' ANZA 6. ''Moon Effect'' Eternal Sailor Moon (CV: Kotono Mitsuishi), Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon (CV: Misato Fukuen), Eternal Sailor Mercury (CV: Hisako Kanemoto), Eternal Sailor Mars (CV: Rina Sato), Eternal Sailor Jupiter (CV: Rina Sato) (CV: Ami Koshimizu), Eternal Sailor Venus (CV: Shizuka Ito), Eternal Sailor Uranus (CV: Junko Minagawa), Eternal Sailor Neptune (CV: Sayaka Ohara), Eternal Sailor Pluto (CV: Ai Maeda), Eternal Sailor Saturn (CV: Ai Maeda) (CV: Yukiyo Fujii)

[baejacob]

kevin’s birthday countdown - D-29

kevin’s playlist (songs he’s recommended/mentioned)

[g1-skywarp]

theres this vibe with the moon ost that ive been figuring out since 2018 that i still have no clue what it is that i absolutely adore