Life Is A Long Song

WOOD AND MOON

“Some of the greatest blues music is some of the darkest music you’ve ever heard. And I had maps. Obviously, Dylan had come when I was 15, and obviously I listened to his music first, and his music contained a lot — I used to say when I heard ‘Highway 61,’ I was hearing the first true picture of how I felt and how my country felt. And that was exhilarating. Because I think 1960s small-town America was very Lynchian. Everything was there, but underneath, everything was rumbling. … I think what Dylan did, was he took all that dark stuff that was rumbling underneath, and I think he pushed it to the surface with irony and humor, but also tremendous courage to go places where people hadn’t gone previously. So when I heard that, I knew I liked that, and I was very ambitious, also.” - Bruce Springsteen

psychedelics (1970, cover painting by miriam and jose arguelles, cover design by ted bernstein)

George Harrison and Paul McCartney at The Antrobus Arms Hotel in Amesbury, May 5, 1965.

Bob Dylan and David Bowie, 1985

“I stand upon my desk to remind myself that we must constantly look at things in a different way.”

Underground Posters

Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd / Gassed - John Singer Sargent

Vincent Van Gogh. (via 0piario)

I’m so glad this happened.