A Separation, Maquita Rojost
A Separation, Maquita Rojost
Marlon Brando (*those muscles*) saying “Meow!” is more than I can take.
(Fonte: jacknicholson)
The Mirror by Robert Hutinski
(Fonte: frenchtwist, via casabet64)
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Adapted from a short story by Baudelaire, Les Yeux des Pauvres. (Curenews -1992)” It’s from a Baudelaire short story. Someone gave me a book of Arthur Rimbaud, Baudelaire and Verlaine short stories and poems, and I read through them all and one just really struck me - because I’d actually written a song like that, round the time we were doing “Faith” about how you think that you really know someone, and you really love someone, and suddenly discover that they can react to something you find very important, and they react in a totally different way, and you can’t believe that it’s the same person.
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“When Kurt Cobain was alive, he was known as the mysterious, quiet rocker. When he died, he was known as a depressed drug addict. Kurt Cobain didn’t use drugs, because the drugs used him. I don’t think anyone who knew him personally saw him the way the media portrayed him. Did the media ever mention that after a show was over, he would sit in the tour bus and write back fan mail? He would try to answer at least thirty letters a night. In 1993, the media never reported the story of Kurt Cobain visiting a fan who wrote him [Kurt Cobain] a letter and asked him to come see her before she died of cancer. They [the media] never forgot to remind everyone that he had demons though. Don’t listen to what you might have heard from the media. Kurt Cobain loved every single fan he had. He just couldn’t deal with being put on a pedestal that he was constantly afraid of falling off of.”- Danny Goldberg (Nirvana’s manager), August 1994.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltid92ZGZ61r1k8zmo1_500.png)
“When Kurt Cobain was alive, he was known as the mysterious, quiet rocker. When he died, he was known as a depressed drug addict. Kurt Cobain didn’t use drugs, because the drugs used him. I don’t think anyone who knew him personally saw him the way the media portrayed him. Did the media ever mention that after a show was over, he would sit in the tour bus and write back fan mail? He would try to answer at least thirty letters a night. In 1993, the media never reported the story of Kurt Cobain visiting a fan who wrote him [Kurt Cobain] a letter and asked him to come see her before she died of cancer. They [the media] never forgot to remind everyone that he had demons though. Don’t listen to what you might have heard from the media. Kurt Cobain loved every single fan he had. He just couldn’t deal with being put on a pedestal that he was constantly afraid of falling off of.”
- Danny Goldberg (Nirvana’s manager), August 1994.
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Orlando
Gemma Ward by Nick Knight for Pop Magazine
* (by La Tì / Tiziana Nanni)
Polaroid+Kurt+gattino
