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I still do...

wait they didn’t ? well i just noticed i never see blazed posts anymore

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The Beatles. Help (posters)

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Maureen Starkey at The Beatles' rooftop concert, January 30, 1969

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appreciation post for george's plaid trousers worn during dark horse

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Japan on Old Grey Whistle Test, 1982 

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Paul throwing himself to the ground and kicking his heels in the air, because of course he is

The Beatles in A Hard Gay’s Day’s Night, 1964

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Having no friends to resort to is crazy, either you keep all your problems to yourself, bottle them up and throw them away or you just share them on tungle dot com for total strangers to see

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'Scenes from the Big Chair’ (1985), dir. Nigel Dick

Number One, Issue 101, p. 16 (25.05.1985): "It's universal," says Roland. "Doing a banana solo communicates in any language." "Yeah," agrees Curt. "Even if you went to Swaziland people would think he was an idiot!" "But people watch us," says Roland, "they're able to look at us and think 'we're better than that'."

bonus:

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Girlfriend & Muse

Romy Haag [Eduard Frans Verbaarsschott; 01.01.48]

“The Queen of the Underground” Romy Haag was an extremely popular Berlin nightlife entertainer. She was a singer, dancer and actress before managing her own nightclub, Chez Romy Haag, at only twenty-three years old. There she met celebrities such as Freddie Mercury, Lou Reed and Mick Jagger (whom she had an affair with). She met David Bowie at a concert in 1976 and it was an instant attraction. His video “Boys Keep Swinging” was heavily inspired by Romy. David and Romy’s affair came to an end in the late 1970s after Angela Bowie found out. They have not gotten back in touch since but continue to inspire each others’ songs. 

“In the entrance
 there would be somebody dressed
 up like the pope who would bless 
the people coming into the club with a toilet brush and a champagne cooler. So the atmosphere was like that, very underground, trashy, kitschy. You read the articles that all say Chez Romy Haag was 1920s-style cabaret and all that, but no, it wasn’t! It was more performance art. Like an Andy Warhol aesthetic, let’s say it like that.” - on Chez Romy Haag.

“We’d get stoned together a lot! We’d get high and brainstorm ideas and talk about the world, life, politics, music… We wouldn’t go out together that much because of the paparazzi. But you know, we wouldn’t see each other every single day. Even though we lived together at one point, he had his touring and I had to work too.” - on her relationship with David Bowie.

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reposted with permission, please participate if you can!

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✿ michael, my hunny ✿

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Jonny Lee Miller as Simon "Sick Boy" Williamson TRAINSPOTTING (1996) dir. Danny Boyle

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Poison Ivy / Photo : Laura Levine (1990).