we are stardust, we are golden

broken-up-and-dances:

napoleon—in—rags:

Jim Morrison performing the infamous Oedipal ending to “The End”

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Bob Dylan - Chimes Of Freedom

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dream7790:

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the Beach Boys - Wild Honey

Wild honey
Let me tell you how she really got to my soul
It ain’t funny
The way she make wanna sing a little rock ‘n’ roll
There’s nothing quite as sweet as a kiss of wild honey

"Standing on the moon
With nothing else to do
A lovely view of heaven
But Id rather be with you"

Standing on the Moon by The Grateful Dead  (via cosmic—charlie)

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Cream - Politician

Hey now baby, get into my big black car
Hey now baby, get into my big black car
I wanna just show you what my politics are.

the Left Banke - Pretty Ballerina

the Doors - Cars Hiss By My Window

The cars hiss by my window
Like the waves down on the beach
The cars hiss by my window
Like the waves down on the beach
I got this girl beside me
But she’s out of reach

Headlight through my window
Shinin’ on the wall
Headlight through my window
Shinin’ on the wall
Can’t hear my baby
Though I call and call

Windows started tremblin’
With a sonic boom
Windows started tremblin’
With a sonic boom, boom
A cold girl’ll kill you
In a darkened room

Kaleidoscope - Kaleidoscope

Bob Dylan - With God On Our Side, 1964 [x]

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the Who - The Kids Are Alright

"Let me ask you one question
Is your money that good
Will it buy you forgiveness
Do you think that it could
I think you will find
When your death takes its toll
All the money you made
Will never buy back your soul"

Bob Dylan, Masters of War

rollingstone:

With its vivid orchestration, lyrical ambition, elegant pacing and thematic coherence, Pet Sounds invented – and in some sense perfected – the idea that an album could be more than the sum of its parts. When Brian Wilson sang, “Wouldn’t it be nice if we were older?” on the magnificent opener, he wasn’t just imagining a love that could evolve past high school; he was suggesting a new grown-up identity for rock & roll music itself.

The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds was released 47 years ago today.

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jenny-boyd:

Jefferson Airplane, Woodstock (1969)