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Arena Caeli - The end of arc 11 of That First Year Glow of the Lumen Series!

Part 1/2/3

Day 1 on Tumblr of trying to make Andy famous

I've started this thread some time ago on Bluesky with a little bit of success (maybe) but i thought.... Why not trying on Tumblr aswell?? Andy is my favourite character on Lumen, i draw him so fucking much that its INSANE and i even did a project with him (that i still didnt had the green light to share so you'll have to wait), but SERIOUSLY.

I love this man and i would die for this man, i literally was like this the SECOND i've started reading copycat:

And i HAVE to make him known Anyone is with me??

njdevils Like father, like son! At a recent game, Colton Greene - a son of former captain Andy Greene - hot the ice at The Rock with a C on his sweater

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Remembering Robbie Robertson (July 5, 1943 – August 9, 2023)

The Band only lasted eight years after the release of their 1968 debut LP, Music From Big Pink, but during that time they forever changed the pop-culture landscape by releasing brilliant Americana music at the peak of the psychedelic movement. Their first album sent shockwaves through the industry, inspiring Eric Clapton to break up Cream, the Beatles to attempt their own stripped-back project with Let It Be, and a pair of young British songwriters named Elton John and Bernie Taupin to begin writing and recording their own material.

Robertson took on the role as the group’s leader, writing the majority of their songs and pushing them forward when substance abuse issues and infighting threatened their existence. It was also his decision to pull the plug on the group in 1976 when he couldn’t take it anymore, setting the stage for their legendary farewell concert The Last Waltz.

Before the Band began making their own music, Robertson was one of Bob Dylan’s key collaborators, playing guitar on Blonde on Blonde and convincing the songwriter to hire the other members of his group as his backing band. They toured the world in 1965 and 1966, facing a torrent of boos by enraged folk purists. “His friends, his advisors, and everyone told him to blow us off and start from scratch,” Robertson said in 1987. “And it took a tremendous amount of courage for him not to do that.”

By Andy Greene, Rolling Stone

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