sea of possibilities

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I don’t really know. Like I said, it’s personal. It’s private. It’s about the individual. there are lot of cool looking musicians out there. A whole band, that’s a stretch. Usually creative people don’t exactly look like one another. You want uniqueness always, with music, with art and with style. David Bowie has a thing. Keith Richards has a thing. Neil Young has thing. Johnny Cash had a thing. Don Van Vliet had a thing. Jim Morrison, Elvis, had a thing. Nick Cave has a thing. Iggy Pop, Joan Jett, Jimmy Paige have a thing. Marilyn Manson, Lemmy have a thing. Kurt Cobain had a thing, Patti Smith, Prince, Jennifer Herrema have a thing. Kim Gordon, Tom Waits, have a thing… I mean, I could go through my record collection and pick people out of music that are vastly unique, and can’t be mistaken for anyone else. I think it has more to do with personality and that personality being so unique that it pours out in visuals. The inside gets outside and you see it, and it’s astounding and it’s beautiful, and it can’t be captured or copied. Fashion follows music. I don’t think they go together hand and hand. I think fashion is always running to catch up if they’re after the musician.

WELCOME TO AM5; THERE WILL BE SUITS

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arcticmonkeysus:

Do I Wanna Know - Arctic Monkeys (debuted live at Ventura - 22 May 2013)

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Swim Deep - The Sea (Summer Six - Live from The Great Escape)

swim-deep:

Our new single THE SEA. wohoo

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jenny-boyd:

Patti Smith performing on the Old Grey Whistle Test (1976)