Originally Posted By ilovehotdogs

Badlands (1973): All I need in this life of sin, is me and my girlfriend.

Nothing like a good ole American love story with a dash of killin to get you goin! This here’s the story of Holly (Sissy Spacek) and Kit (Martin Sheen) two kids in love about to be torn apart by Holly’s overprotective father. You see, he don’t like Kit much, being that he’s from the wrong side of tracks and all. Kit’s got a solution to that there problem, shooting the ole feller and hitting the road with hig girl. Where they heading you ask? The Badlands of Montana with a few pit stops and murders along the way. And this here road trip is set to some beautiful music and grand Southern landscapes. Now doesn’t that sound purty? It sure does.

“In 1959 a lot of people were killing time. Kit and Holly were killing people.”

(from the original poster)

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1961, Everly Brothers singing All I Have To Do Is Dream and Cathy’s Clown.

Read about the making of this short film here.

Go watch more stop-motion animation here.

Originally Posted By devincastro

devincastro:

Going West, Maurice Gee. Animated by Andersen M Studio. Watch this stunning little stop-motion film as a paper book comes to life. I love this, paper art is so beautiful.

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Neutral Milk Hotel Live Footage Released

Two-Headed Boy

April 8th

Live footage from Neutral Milk Hotel in 1998. Now it’s released on vinyl!

Lord above…

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

Originally Posted By thegeneralassembly

thegeneralassembly:

Beck, Wilco & Feist - Little Hands

“We’re 5 months into the Record Club project now, and it’s time for our third installment.

This one took place last June when Wilco was in town for the release of their new eponymous album. They came by after a long day filming a TV appearance and still managed to put down 8 songs with us. Jamie Lidell was in the studio with me working on his new record. Leslie Feist happened to be in town editing her documentary and heard we were all getting together. Recording took place at Sunset Sound Studios in the room where the Stones did a lot of Exile On Main Street (and looking at the records on the walls it appeared that the Doobie Brothers recorded most of their output there too). Sitting in on drums, we had James Gadson, who’s played on most of the Bill Withers records and on songs like ‘Express Yourself’ and ‘I Will Survive.’ Jeff Tweedy’s son Spencer played played additional drums. Also, Brian Lebarton, from the last two Record Club sessions is back.

The record chosen this time was Skip Spence’s ‘Oar.’ Running sequentially, the first song up is “Little Hands”. Our friend Danny Kalb engineered.”

-Beck

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