Le Mauvais de L'archambault

Funkadelic, Into You, One Nation Under a Groove, 1978.

Tusk is such a big record for me that I have trouble saying anything about it at all. The fact that such a massive and successful band would have the nerve to release this sprawling album as the followup to their glossy blockbuster hit known as Rumors— at the absolute height of their mainstream popularity— is nothing short of astonishing. This thing is a beast, to call it important is a gross understatement. Rolling Stone didn’t seem too jazzed about it back in 1979 though. Camper Van Beethoven released a song-by-song cover of Tusk in 2002 that is also worth checking out.

The Cardigans - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Bob Dylan - He was a Friend of Mine Traditional from ”The Bootleg Series Vol.s 1 - 3 / Rare and Unreleased / 1961 - 1991”

Randy Chisholm, “Country of the Dead”, c. 1982

'The Cheshire Cat' from Alice in Wonderland illustrated by Arthur Rackham, 1907.

            I’m breakin’ the roof, set fire to the place as a partin’ gift"

Pictured is someone who, as a child, went behind some bushes to have a quiet moment to herself and witnessed something divine, otherworldly, and incomprehensible and carries it with her her entire life. But only metaphorically

Dead Boys “Down In Flames”

National Park Conguillio, La Arauncania, Chile.