
sigur rós - varðeldur
valtari is beautiful. it lacks the strong melodies and textured instrumentations i so enjoyed in AB and með suð, but it makes me think. and feel. think about feeling. i could perhaps dare to call it ‘post-modern’—but not the shitty kind of post-modern. it’s so difficult to harvest emotion like this, but sigur rós claw out my heartstrings again and again.
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it’s only natural we right songs about this. my friend alex did. a gospel about how we’re a city upon a hill!? a country romp about how native americans are simply burdens residing on our metals, a jazzy samba about our selfish imperialistic tendencies, and some blues about vietnam. this, my friends, is really neat.
SO GO GET IT, RIGHT NOW. it’s even free and stuff.
this is my school’s production of how to succeed in business without really trying! i believe in you!
this is a polaroid photo. this person was behind the camera. i am with two friends at a party. you can not see it in the photograph, but other people are dancing in the distance. we are emulating charlie from the perks of being a wallflower, because he is a very thoughtful and introspective character. his thoughtfulness and introspection reflect in his “wallflower” personality. we too wish to be thoughtful and introspective so we too have become “wallflowers.” but this does not mean we do not like dancing. we just are very thoughtful and introspective people.
An illustration of the interior of a Eukaryotic Cell, showing the Nucleus, Nuclear Pore, and Endoplasmic Reticulum.


