fornicating:

The Czech Republic - Prague: Evening Pastels by John & Tina Reid

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fendergibson:

tape delay

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jackie-white:

20 Day Jack White Challenge
Day 4: Favorite accompanying female

Meg White

Meg made the white stripes the white stripes. Without her there would have been no white stripes. I will always love Meg, and I hope that she is okay wherever she is.

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jamescagney:

Jimi Hendrix lights his guitar on fire, Monterey Pop Festival 1967

Jimi Hendrix did not initially find success in his home country so he left for England in Sept. 1966 after an invitation from The Animal’s bass player Chas Chandler who saw Hendrix perform at a New York club and thought the audience in England might be more receptive to his eclectic music. While there, Hendrix formed The Jimi Hendrix Experience with a bass and drum player and released UK singles “Hey Joe” and “Purple Haze,” as well as his debut album “Are You Experienced?” Seeing that his popularity was rising, Hendrix returned to the US a year later to play at the Monterey Pop Festival. There, he performed a legendary set that ended with him lighting his guitar on fire; an act that would go on to become one of the defining moments in rock history.

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I’m not, by nature, a depressive person, but when life gives you lemons, you hide in your apartment for a little while.

snorquist:

Same Old Blues, by Freddie King (1934-1976).

snorquist:

Got To Be Some Changes Made, by Otis Rush.

spigool:

Fano 200yr old Pine TC6 “tele”

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kari-shma:

San Francisco by Irene Suchocki

sleepingghost:

The Stooges | I Wanna Be Your Dog

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