My Name is Earl. Funny stuff. Jason Lee/Earl. Great. This winter break I have watched My Name is Earl too many times. Great stuff. Karma is a funny thing. And now I'm a believer in Karma is everywhere and everything. Jason Lee Made me believe that. Anyways.... Srsly, Jason Lee, Amazing actor and skater. Started the skate company Stereo. Who would of thought that those kids everyone is saying that they cause trouble, turned up to be an actor and good guy? eh?
go youtube him. google him. laugh at him.
My Name Is Jason
The Sixties: Revolution
This is just a poster I made to just show how important the Sixties really were. The music, the movements, The REVOLUTION that changed this country.
I Can't Know
Lately I just haven't been blogging about anything. So I just post up pictures that I find are worth keeping and worth looking at more than once. So, with that in mind, here are some more. I don't know who took these, or who is in them, they just made me feel something when I saw them for the first time. After all, isn't that the definition of art, something that makes you feel emotions toward something, good, bad, whatever it is, it just makes you feel something.
Her Name Is Annie.
Thats right, her name is Annie Salmon. As I stumbled upon this picture, I noticed one thing that made it stand out. It looks like its from the SIXTIES. The best decade. The decade of revolution. The decade of free love. The decade that changed this country for better or for worse. This post is dedicated to Annie, because, she's radical and deserves to have a post dedicated to her. Two amazing things, Annie and the sixties. Win, win.
Date That.
Solid.
inspiration! x (THR33)
John Lennon, I honestly feel stupid for just barley appreciating what he did. He was revolutionary, amazing, and just like Bob Marley and Jesus, wanted peace on earth. The film The U.S. vs John Lennon is very educational and worth watching, even if you don't care about The Beatles or John Lennon. The film deals with the U.S. (pres. Nixon) screwing up and almost treating Lennon as a terrorist. Seriousness.
GO DJ, Thats My DJ....
DJ SKEET SKEET gets the peoples choice award for BEST DJ presented by Paper Magazine. solid.
STYLE: Garage Band
call it grunge, call it rock revival; just don't call it a passing fad. the look that put portland's youth at the forefront of fashion is now and forever. just mix slouchy with skinny, plaids with prints, tomboy with girly, and chunky, colorful knits wherever you can. if you're doing it right, it should look like you just don't care. but to those in the know, its obvious you really, really do.
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Matthew Logan Vasquez
These next few pictures are of Matthew Logan Vasquez. He is the amazing voice that graces over the band we know as Delta Spirit. Just by looking at these pictures, and especially the last one, you can tell how much emotion is felt when he sings and the connection that you pick up while watching him fronting the band during live performances. The pictures do the justice. I wish you only knew.
Delta Spirit: This SoCal quintet delivered their rambunctious, southern-tinged rock music to a few thousand mildly drunk, dehydrated, and slightly sunburned listeners, which would explain why it took a few songs before the crowd really got involved. When the band kicked into their third song, "People C'mon," singer Matthew Vasquez shook everyone awake with his near-scream vocals, shouting, "All you soul-searching people, c'mon!" The crowd rose from their sun-induced sleepiness and began clapping, dancing, and crying out with him. Throughout the rest of the show, Vasquez's vocals were delivered with such conviction and intensity that I wouldn't be surprised if he was spitting up blood for a few hours after leaving the stage. -SPIN
Between the very last pic and what SPIN just described is exactly how it happened for me.
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