#neil taylor

[acupofbritishearlgrey]

Tears For Fears, Brendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, NJ (18.2.1990)

[h1br1s]

Interior Disturbance

Neil Taylor 200 x 200 x 200 soldered galvanised wire, 2001.

[ghost-of-books]

[joytri]

neil perry would've loved folklore

[glorious-destruction]

“Tortured poets department?” Back in my day it was dead poets society

[remusfinglupin]

The Tortured Poets Department in question

[92fs]

It's "eat the rich" and "billionaires shouldn't exist" and "everyone who contributes to climate change in industrial-like degree is the enemy" and "not speaking up about the genocide is compliance" unless it's about Taylor Swift.

It's "fuck Zionists" and "rich old men abusing power in relationships with much younger and vulnerable women should not be trusted" and "believe victims" unless it's about Neil Gaiman.

Some of you are only "punk" for the label.

[allysketches]

getting that season 3 angst possibilities out of my system... the usual fluff will be returning soon 🥹

lyrics are from 'neptune' by sleeping at last, give it a listen for the full heartbreak experience 🥺✌️

[ash5monster01]

Album release fit goes crazy

[idrinkyouryouthquake]

how to style a sweater

[those2fireboys]

Hey November-

I’ve been down since July.

[henry-fox-biggest-stan]

Listen I know this character is doomed by the narrative. I know their death is the most satisfying (even if painful) ending for their character. I know they were meant to die since the start. I know than the things than led to their death are incredibly relevant to the story and can’t be stopped, and I know than the things than happened after they died, because they died, are the whole point of the story. I know their death was a turning point for the whole story. I know the story would not be nearly as good without this character’s death. I know the impact their death had on other characters, or what it meant on their own character journey, is what changes the story. I know the symbolism their death had, and I know than it wouldn’t have been able to be portrayed on a different way than someone dying. I know there were clues to this character dying since the start, and I know there was no other ending for them.

However what if they lived a happy long life, huh?

[postnuclearel]

You guys are the coolest ever idek

[d3ad-eye-andy]

I'm gonna need him to fix things

[dpsthinker]

welcome, folklore 2.0.

[theelastword]

something new about aziraphale that i’m getting emotional over on this fine night (no one is shocked): i cannot stop thinking about the first scene of season 2. specifically i cannot stop thinking about the fact that even then, in a moment where both he and crowley even looked younger due to their innocence / lack of doubt or questioning just yet, aziraphale is already doing somersaults to worry for those around him. he doesn’t even KNOW this angel, and the idea that crowley could get in trouble for asking questions shouldn’t occur to him yet, but he’s still so burdened by anxieties and doubts for other peoples’ well-being and conditioned to protect others at his own expense (not to mention eerily close to seeing through Heaven for what it is). aziraphale is so fundamentally good, worrying about other people and caring about them before the very idea that bad things could happen to a fellow angel SHOULD have ever crossed his mind in the first place. and to me that disproves all notions that aziraphale is naive, because he’s been tragically aware since before the Beginning— and before crowley. which makes moments like the post-Job “what does that make me” scene even sadder because by all accounts, if aziraphale was familiar with what it’s like to doubt and worry before the Fall even happened, before he ever should have known what those things were, then he should have been one of the angels to fall, right? Wondering and doubting and worrying about things leads to a Fall, right? Only he didn’t. In a world in which there’s a line dividing doubtless, brainwashed, “happy” angels from doubtful, too-curious-for-their-own-good demons, aziraphale might just be the loneliest being in existence. he’s quite literally the sole person (that we know of) who stayed an angel but is forced to carry a burden that never should have been his, that NOBODY around him in Heaven has to carry. and he can’t ask about it because now he knows for sure where asking questions leads you, but he probably doesn’t understand why he has to carry that burden in the first place. the one he’s been carrying it since before Earth was even created.