#the winding sheet

[rainingmusic]

Mark Lanegan - Mockingbirds

[smokeclovesrainashes]

Today’s music: my mind is an open door / with nothing inside

[grungeincluded]

‘‘It was impossible for me to accept that someone else could find worth in what I did because I could not. How could Kurt be a fan when I saw in him a talent that was genuinely not of this place and time, like Bob Dylan, John Lennon, David Bowie, or Jimi Hendrix? I simply had the heart of a packhorse.’’- Mark Lanegan

The Winding Sheet (1990) is Mark Lanegan’s first solo album and it’s the most important album in the development of grunge and Seattle rock music. The album is completely different than any musical work from Screaming Trees, the band he fronted from 1985 until 2000. One of the most fascinating things about this album is the fact that he had not picked up an instrument before or contributed musically to any Screaming Trees song beside lyrics. 25 years of age, working in a warehouse, the grunge icon spent his days trying to come up with melodies and lyrics for his first album. He bought a cheap and used acoustic guitar with a Mel Bay chord book and got to work.

"I remember listening to his solo album, The Winding Sheet, over and over again, when I was living in Olympia. It was winter, when the sun wouldn't come up until 8am, and would go down by 2 or 3pm - it was like a rainy Scandinavia, it was fucking depressing. And that album was the perfect soundtrack for that season.''- Dave Grohl

On ‘‘Down In The Dark’’ Lanegan sings : ‘‘I don't have very long, I think my blood might boil, And then my veins might burn, You're gonna make it better for a little while’’. And if you listen carefully, you will hear Kurt Cobain singing on ‘‘Down In The Dark’’. Whilst, Cobain plays guitar and Krist Novoselic plays bass on ‘‘Where Did You Sleep Last Night’’.

[sing-backwards-and-weep]

Get me out, it's starting to burn I can't let go for the life of me

You can't kill what's already dead But I don't blame you for trying it

[gianlucacrugnola]

Mark Lanegan - The Winding Sheet

I primi raggi di sole nel maggio ’90 raccontano di una scena, quella dello stato di Washington, concitata, inquieta e collaborazioni, supergruppi improvvisati mostrano il lato più vero e sentito della comunità, tanti suoni, umori, magnifiche distorsioni intorno al Puget Sound. La Sub Pop Records è il riferimento di quel brulicante sentimento incarnato da giovani punk-rocker che stanno…

[cowboydio]

Diavolo expressions

[sloanslone]

More of my Aeolus!

(Because ppl wanted a ref sheet for them but I don't have a suitable one yet)

+ addressing issues some ppl had with my art...

Also, my prior Aeolus was supposed to have a more masc twink (and be Hermes like)body but since I based the design off of their voice actress and the official epic design, I gave them a more fem body....

I am VERY aware that Aeolus in the methos was a MAN- I don't mean to a friend anyone with my art.... and pls DNI of you don't like my design for them; there are several other EPIC artists that have better Aeolus designs than me so maybe you'll find what u want to see from them 🩵 :)

[theegh0st]

Anyones free to replace the text with anything theyd like

[hayweerc]

SILVER HAS ARRIVED

[moodymuu]

Iterator Refs

AU in the making? Possibly? Don’t trust my words.

If anything it’s an AU mainly based between Sig, Pebbles and Ino/UI. I have kindly forgot to do Slivers design… I’ll do that later when I’m done with other stuff. For now take this lil treat of mine.

All there designs are based off a techno style

[chiropteracupola]

don't you laugh as the hearse goes by / for you may be the next to die...

a little danse macabre with a few depictions of the dead from three different manuscripts of guillaume de diguilleville's pèlerinage de vie humaine

[coochellati]

I’VE NOTICED SOMETHING!!!!

According to the anime, Bruno was born in the suburbs of Naples.

Later on, when Bruno thinks he is speaking with Trish, he mentions that he owns a house in the suburbs of Naples.

Methinks there may be a connection—this information makes me wonder…

…is this house his childhood home? We’re never told exactly what happened to his family’s house—there’s a good chance Bruno inherited the place after his father passed away.

If it isn’t, did he buy a house near where he grew up to feel connected to his past? Sure, there many of suburbs around Naples, but I like to think he chose to live near to where he grew up.

And this thought doesn’t come without reasoning—there’s evidence in Purple Haze Feedback that supports the idea that Bruno wants to hold memories of his family close. (If you consider PHF to be canon, of course.) A passage within the book states that Bruno has one of his late father’s old fishing nets hanging on the wall in his living room.

If he’s sentimental enough to hang a direct reminder of his dad in his living room, then it wouldn’t be a stretch to assume he would want to live close to the place he was raised. Perhaps it comforts him.

[localceilingdevil]

hello tumblr. slugcat designs

@skybristle held my family hostage for me to make these /SILLY they were so fun to create!!! myths, hope, flare, fields, and prosperity from descending order :]

[notbecauseofvictories]

I think American Psycho and Emma could sit side by side as works depicting people hemmed in and almost stunted by their deeply mannered worlds and the expectations built into them; silly, useless creatures, yet constitutionally incapable of fully looking at that fact without spiraling into full-blown existential crisis.

Which leads me to conclude that I would have enjoyed Emma more if she had a chainsaw.

[sing-backwards-and-weep]

[fungiman8486]

Jojos oc reference (his name is soup and he's stupit)