#time is running out

[aintinacage]

I’m fine.

time is running out

[hasgavlebockenburneddownyet]

Day 28

it has not burned yet

[supermassiveart]

[dreams-incorporated]

Properties of eternity

[nebsis]

Those moves must have taken some practice to learn DAMNNNNN

"DOM!! TIME IS RUNNING OUT, I NEED TO BUST SOME MOVES!!"

[jaxxrabbie]

I’m realizing there is no pause button in life. No matter how many times I throw myself onto my knees, palms flat on the earth and beg Time to just wait. Just give me a second to catch my breath. Time, please, just let me smell the roses.

[kateandanthonyaremyparents]

the second part of "Time is running out" will be up later today or early tmr.

Anyone want a sneak peak?

[nektaarr]

Since im always eating alone i‘ve got the terrible habit of watching netflix or yt while doing so. But lately i’ve been trying to read instead.

[allycat75]

In case you need a reminder of what the wifey believes, and you now tacitly approve of, Boston Dumb Fuck! More sexy Boston education.

[aintinacage]

time is running out

[nyny-213]

[lightman2120]

Dear Lord, have mercy on your children everywhere.

[sanjiwifer]

. • More Tattoo Portfolio stuff! Inspired by Alice in Wonderland (obviously) • .

[asofterdream]

forever in a day

[sunburnacoustic]

'Time Is Running Out' was probably the most difficult song for band and producer to nail down, especially with regard to an intro that required mucho experimentation. "We tried out all sorts of percussion ideas," says Costey, "including people clapping their hands and slapping their knees. At one point Wally even miked up Chris and Dominic scratching their heads to produce a shaker track, and that worked suprisingly well, but we didn't end up using it. Eventually, we concluded that the bass would comprise the centrepiece of the intro, so we had to come up with a unique, very characteristic tone, although I wasn't totally convinced about the bass line that we initially settled on. We spent an entire day trying to get the greatest bass intro sound ever created in all humanity, and by the end of that time we went with an acoustic bass guitar running through a ton of pedals and different amps. Then, just as we'd attained a sound that we thought was pretty good, Matthew walked in, listened to it and said, 'Fantastic, you've just spent eight hours on a flanged bass?' He was right of course, not having spent hours on the floor, toying with pedals and cables. We didn't keep any of it. Still, there was always good give-and-take like that, and we trusted each other enough to go with our respective ideas."

Rich Costey on recording Time Is Running Out, Sound on Sound interview, Dec 2003

[saanarummukk]

do you understand? :(

there's so many books to read and not enough time because there is so much work to do and so many things to actually experience in real life and skills to learn and practice in art and things to ponder over in philosophy and science and answers to find but again there's not enough time because there is so much work to do outside, do you get me?? do you understand the troubles of my heart??? :(