March 2012
Hello Maura, I have a real serius question to pose which I would like to know whether you have a direct email for me to send it to instead it?
Oh this doesn’t seem ominous at all.
NO WAY →
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NO WAY
aaaa it's the smashing pumpkins show i was at during freshman year →
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INTERNET, I WANT TO GET AWAY FROM YOU FOR A BIT, BUT YOU WON’T LET ME
The 17 Best Songs Of 2012 (So Far) →
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flag, planted.
coltrane vs. vu. VOTE NOW!! →
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i am pretty happy with how the tournament turned out!
the sotc final four!!
Velvet Underground vs. Wu-Tang Clan!
GO AND VOTE OKAY PLEASE THANKS
polls close at midnight
i am pretty happy with how sotc's elite eight turned out →
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John Coltrane (1) vs. Alicia Keys (14)
Blondie (12) vs. Neil Diamond (3)
Sonic Youth (5) vs. Lou Reed/Velvet Underground (3)
Wu-Tang Clan (4) vs. Rakim (6)
go and vote!!
"lol old" is not a critical stance →
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“lol old” is not a critical stance
“While musicians and brands have long had a symbiotic relationship, the use of indie groups in advertising seems to be fast on the rise. Call it a marriage of convenience. Marketers in search of millennial currency, their growing need for digital content and a music industry still in chaos have helped create a scenario in which two once polar opposites are now happily attracted. And it’s not just for flashier categories like auto and fashion. Indie artists (read: obscure bands connected or not to major labels) are now peddling life’s less-sexy products, like hardware, detergent and health insurance.”
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The Rise of Indie Bands in Advertising (via frontofbook)
Ctrl-F Volkswagen… not found?? (See also.)