#shelter music video

[joeyanouu]

Porter Robinson - Cheerleader |

I do wish her the best or do I actually miss her? She had heart in her eyes, she was rootin for me all the time. Her love, the type that makes you dedicate your life ~ Thought she needed me but I need her.

[daydream-comet]

I just remembered about shelter by porter robinson and now I feel like crying once again

[wurm-food]

songs of the day! ✨

[purplespacekitty]

kills me softly every fucking time

[e-adlirez]

I JUST WATCHED THE FNAF MOVIE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

I loved it so much

I’m sure fifth grade me would’ve loved it too :)

[saints87]

KING SHELTER - BAG OF BONES (official audio)

I walked into heaven but it turned into hell

All my fears were made of glass

And they were lining the shelves

A man in white told me I could be whatever I see

But in this room full of mirrors

I could only be me

I could only be me

Oh no...

All I am is an empty skull

Make me your bag of bones

I don't wanna die alone

Make me your bag of bones

[fidjiefidjie]

Bonne Matinée💙🎸🆕️

Julien Shelter 🎶 Old Man Island

(Island)

[hemorrhage]

[qwuilty]

ok critical discovery. there is dog inside the dog house in postal 1

[capricorn-0mnikorn]

Another Home Free/VoicePlay Compare & Contrast post

Their music makes me happy. I thought of a fresh analogy to describe their similarities and differences, and that makes me happy. And, finally, I figured out how to illustrate that analogy, and that makes me very happy.

So.

Here's my analogy: The original song is like the photo of a landscape. The a cappella cover is like a painting inspired by that photo.

Home Free paints like Bob Ross: improvised happy little clouds, and every tree has a friend, even if that detail is not in the original. The lines created with the palette knife are clear and well-defined. There's a focus on capturing a quality of light, and the landscapes that are chosen tend to be sunny and calm (not many dark and stormy nights in Bob Ross's catalogue). And while not rigidly adhered to, the general goal is realism.

Example: Here's Linda Ronstadt's version of "When Will I be Loved?"

And here's Home Free's cover:

(Yes, I chose this song because of the Doggos and Kit-Cats -- it has a happy ending).

VoicePlay, On the Other Hand, paints their landscapes more in the style of Vincent van Gogh. They lean more toward impressionism. You can see more of their brush strokes. And there are a lot more swirls of color and dreamlike shapes.

Example: Here's The Beach Boys' original "In My Room"

And here's VoicePlay's cover:

[skenpiel]

i feel a little melancholy because everything in the past 3 days since my birthday have been, like....... completely perfect. like. i wish the whole entire rest of my life could be like it is right now. where the only other people in the house are my mama and little sister, and none of us have any work or school, and were all spending all day long lazy and quiet and in our pajamas, and ordering takeout for dinner each night, everything just feeling slow and peaceful and GOOD. and theres leftover cake in the fridge and every time i look out the window its dark and snowing. and it makes me sad because this is how id like to spend the rest of my life if i got to choose. i wish things could be like they are right now, forever. but tomorrow everythings gonna go back to normal again. and that makes me feel a little sad, because i really love how things have been in the past 3 days

[lepakonpaska]

god i've missed dating women (and will ramble more in the tags)

[doctapuella]

fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinally finished gradingggggggggg

[mea-cuppa-part-2]

Gimme Shelter - Merry Clayton, 1970

[gothamphantomgoat]

[awkward-teabag]

I went with the frequent delays option but really it's many of them.

Some routes are too infrequent (e.g. 6 trips per day to a major shopping area); delays are getting worse and worse thanks to buses breaking down, drivers not being paid enough so there's a shortage of drivers, and the schedule meaning nothing because drivers will show up early or late or not at all; trips anywhere other than a straight line often means a transfer which didn't used to be a problem but with entire buses not showing (or being too full to let anyone else on) the more buses you have to take increases your chance of being delayed by a not small amount.

There's no dedicated bus/HOV lanes so any issue with traffic further delays the bus as buses are stuck in the same traffic. It's worst when rush hour starts as what normally takes <5 minutes for the bus to do takes 10+ minutes as it's stuck at a crawl. It's bad for people on the bus but waiting for the bus while in bad weather and it being visible but unable to move is worse.

There's also no direct East-West route so what would be a 5 minute drive takes an hour or more because you're stuck taking a route downtown and having to transfer. And given it's a 5 minute drive on a highway, there's no pedestrian infrastructure so walking there isn't an option.

It's also bloody expensive. $5 for a day pass and there were recent talks of going back to a time limit (of one hour) on transfers and only having the transfers work in one direction so you couldn't grab a bus, go do what you need to, and head back home.

And of course there's how it's often not pleasant, especially with covid. Part of that is due to public health not giving a flying fuck about it (there's much more concern about how capitalism will function if people are sick or required to take a couple days off because most people can't take the full time off and the vast majority of people can't afford to take time off to begin with (and employers punishing people who do refuse to come in when sick)) but being in a confined space with people hacking up lungs is not enjoyable, especially if you're paying for the experience.

I used to take the bus a lot and while there were issues at times—namely not enough buses on a route—it wasn't this bad but now I actively avoid it when possible.

And as per usual, ridership is down across the board because of the current issues so BC Transit is yet again cutting services and increasing fares to compensate rather than actually addressing what's causing ridership to go down.

So i'm working on a project that involves looking at people's opinions on public transportation, and something that keeps coming up is that a lot of people like the idea of public transportation but ridership is at the same time low, so I wanna figure out what stops people from riding.

If you could reblog this for bigger sample size that would be so so appreciated