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He tweeted like a mutual would blog

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im majoring in homosexual speculation at rpf university. doing research for my old musician gay sex essay. studying for my hasty interpretation of photographs and interviews history exam

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The shrooms I had. Ate them all before they even grew enough hahdhsjdhddh

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Forgot about these pics I took of the pedalboards at Viva Belgrado's concert in Darmstadt. That one fucking slapped so hard I was too fucked up emotionally to even be able to record or take a pic during it.

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Thank you @yuukicyan for the tag!! Here's my list :)

☆ Mr. Tambourine Man by Bob Dylan

☆ Berlin by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

☆ Thinking of a Place by The War on Drugs

☆ Ține Minte by Viță de Vie

☆ LA Woman by The Door

The second one is a Romanian song from 1999, really damn beautiful, always makes me feel nostalgic, like wanting to go visit my parents and hug my mom. I often cry to Mr. Tambourine Man, it just hits that stingy place in my heart sometimes when everything feels meaningless. And ofc, Berlin and LA Woman being songs that I hum and play the rhythm along to when I'm in bus stations hahaha.

An extra if I may: Knocking on Heaven's Door by Bob Dylan, my "laying in bed like a Victorian lady fainting gracefully" song.

I don't know who to tag, so everybody who wants to do this please feel tagged!! This was fun 💜💜💜

@sunshinezei thank u for tagging me! here are 5 songs I pretty much never skip:

Snow - Treat Her Right

Anemone - BJM

Walkin' with Jesus - Spacemen 3

Salvation - BRMC

Havana Moon - Chuck Berry

They kinda always fit the mood + some of them have a "you can't just skip that" intimidating vibe to me tbh.

@yuukicyan if you feel like doing it I'd be curious to know what are some songs that you never want to skip (or can't skip for some obscure reason)

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From Memoires of a Suburban Utopia: by Anton Van Hertbruggen

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Birth of a universe: by Sam Del Russi

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i think that sometimes the best thing that you can do is remind yourself that there are beaches. lakes, rivers, and ponds. there are forests. little woods and meadows. there are canyons. gullies and mountain cliffs. there are rainy days. dry spells and scorching blue skies. that the world turns. changes as much as it repeats. that feeling slow today won't stop tomorrow's high tide. won't make july's blackberries any less ripe

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John Lennon (and a little bit of Paul McCartney) during the press conference for Apple — May 1968, New York City.