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Protesters with American flags, "Resist" banner in front of old city hall and St. Louis arch.

TMBG guitarist Dan Miller cavorts with umbrella and two inflatable costumed protesters in front of old city hall and St. Louis arch. Penguin holds sign that says "I like my ICE crushed".

No Kings, St. Louis.

A formal tableau featuring Stan Harrison (saxophone) Mark Pender (trumpet) and Dan Levine (trombone).

Horn guys

On the screens for drum tracking at Reservoir today.

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My favorite misheard lyric courtesy Kristin Asbury

Don't know what else to say but if you refuse to vaccinate your pets for rabies because you fear they could become autistic you're a fucking dumbass

linnell wbfox doodle bleeeeee

i think you should start saying “yes chef”

Thinking about becoming one of those guys who say “this is no bueno.”

Happy #Tuesday!!

#TheGhostandMollyMcgee #Tgamm

If you've been following this account for a while, you know that the first production 7-string guitar was the Gretsch George Van Eps model that was introduced in 1968. What you may not know is that 7-string guitars have been used to play Russian folk music since the end of the 18th century. The big difference between what we think of as a 7-string and the Russian version is the tuning. While we add a low B (BEADGBE), they tune their guitars to open G and add a B in the middle (DGBDGBD). The guitar in the picture, the Lunacharsky Classical Style 2, started production in 1964. It's an archtop acoustic with two F-holes. It looks like there's a pickup next to the bridge, but I don't see any controls for it. The slotted headstock is split 4/3.

Lunacharsky Classical Style 2

i may be especially biased but. i love snowball in hell.

(ordering a salad) Excuse me, is this one "craveable"?

A doll-like character with one leg raised in the air. She has long pink twintails and has one eye covered by hair. On her face is a neon pink face covering with paler pink hearts. Her white sleeves are stylistically long, flopping downwards. On her pink dress are heart and eye decorations. Her legs have bandages.

I haven't named her quite yet! Soon...
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(Reupload because I made an oopsie T_T)

#OC

i feel like a lot of the tracks on Lincoln arent talked about enough. wheres the love for where your eyes dont go? stand on your own head? piece of dirt? ive got a match?

LIL Cheese
i have fun with outfits qwq
#art #oc

son i am able she said though you scare me watch said i beloved i said watch me scare you though said she able am i son

really loving the dans in this pic

a man in a suit is standing in front of a sign that says ' nbc ' ALT: a man in a suit is standing in front of a sign that says ' nbc '

good morning bluesky

It’s my Gran’s birthday today (84!)

Here’s an oil painting I did of her a few years back during lockdown

#oilpainting #artist

backrooms hallway at my college

there was time in my teens, I think, where I Mandela Effected my own birthday and could've sworn it was the 24th. So happy birthday, original timeline me!

a special Sideways Heaven for people killed by someone holding their gun sideways

A full reduction of The Darlings Of Lumberland, a co-composition between John Flansburgh and Stan Harrison for They Might Be Giants' album Nanobots. This one probably has a few errors in it as the percussion loop is made of samples that are difficult to ascertain the function of or pick out in a mix. One of the great strengths of They Might Be Giants is their ability to put an atonal woodwind feature on an alternative power-pop record and have it fit right in. My band:@finscontingencyplan7005 Questions? Contact me at finnicoltaylor@gmail.com The Darlings Of Lumberland - They Might Be Giants - Score Reduction And Analysis

Today’s Song for Today: The Darlings of Lumberland (with music theory annotations!)

JF: in just 24 hours I get to hang out with these goofballs again!

Hello. We are here.

Houston here we come!

Miller