Nothing brings out my feels like the Legend of Zelda soundtrack.
I’m standing in the middle of my living room, literally sobbing. I think my parents think there’s something wrong with me. They keep getting mad that I’m annoyed with them for talking to me. Well, hello? Don’t you appreciate the masterpiece that’s playing (loudly) right before your very ears?!
The thing is, this is the music from the game series that I’ve gone through life with. Not only have I invested time and effort into these games; I become emotionally immersed in the story as well, and the music truly brings out the best of it. I can remember each part of the game from the music, and each musical emotion is reflected through my own emotions as I listen. The Legend of Zelda will always be a landmark of my childhood, and I know that whenever I hear any of the game’s music, memories will be attached to it like no other game I’ve played.
*looks at caffeine one*
…This explains a lot of things.
it’s like he started out okay and then got confused and just gave up. “HOW DOES I ANATOMY WEB” he says without even googling a reference
Caffeine spider understands my pain.
same spider
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YOU’RE ADORABLE
(via imgTumble)i tried to scroll past this but i couldn’t because look at harold’s face. and omg louis is being his normal sassy self.
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My little brother got into outer space and stuff so my step-mom bought him a place mat with all the planets on it. When I first saw it, I was upset, because it was newer and so Pluto wasn’t labeled. I was about to say something when I noticed something…
Pluto is there.
The artist remembered Pluto.
Guys…
The artist drew Pluto crying.
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A’capella cover, huh… we’ll see about th… …
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In 1981, just after John Lennon died, Paul and Linda invited Carl Perkins to stay with them in Montserrat. Paul wanted Carl’s help recording a song called ‘Get It’ for his new album, Tug Of War. Carl spent eight days with them, and George and Ringo had been there to help out as well. It was a great time between old friends who had shared such a legendary musical past.
The night before he left, a song came to Carl that summed up his warm feelings about the visit, and he couldn’t get it out of his mind. It was so strong that Carl didn’t even write it down, which was strange for him. He usually always wrote his songs down immediately.
In the morning, Carl Perkins sang the song, which he named My Old Friend, for Linda and Paul, saying it was his gift for having him as a guest. Half way through the song, after singing “if we never meet again this side of life, in a little while, over yonder, where there’s peace and quiet, my old friend, won’t you think about me every now and then?” tears streamed down Paul’s face and he stood up and stepped outside.
“Paul was crying, tears were rolling down his pretty cheeks, and Linda said, “Carl, thank you so much.” I said, “Linda, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to make you cry.” She said, “But he’s crying, and he needed to. He hasn’t been able to really break down since that happened to John.” And she put her arm around me and said, “But how did you know?” I said, “Know what?” She said, “There’s two people in the world that know what John Lennon said to Paul, the last thing he said to him. But now there’s three, and one of them’s you, you know it.” I said, “Girl, you’re freaking me out! I don’t know what you’re talking about!” She said that the last words that John Lennon said to Paul in the hallway of the Dakota building were, he patted him on the shoulder and said, ‘Think about me every now and then, old friend.’”
Carl had no doubt that the song was from John Lennon, as a gift to Paul.
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you'll be bright
all the things you love
all the things that may hurt you
all the things you shouldn't do and all the things you want to
i'm arianna. nothing special here, only the musings of a seventeen year old dreamer.
i like boys, specifically one
they're calling your name; travel safely
