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#vinyl thoughts <3
vinyl-lol · 4 months
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AHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
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BANISHED WITH THE MIKUS
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indig0-constellations · 4 months
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Favorite head cannon for Ice is that he is the biggest Rush fan, like die hard-can name the order of each song off every album and will unleash every interesting fact he knows when he ingests the smallest amount of alcohol
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pikslasrce · 2 years
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if its a girl were naming her deadlines (hostile) and if its a boy were naming him deadlines (thoughtful)
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lemony-snickers · 7 months
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dear body: when I complained about being So Very Tired for no reason, what I meant was that I wanted to wake feeling rested after a long night’s sleep, not that I wanted you to wake me up at 2:30 am and keep me awake.
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theradiojunkie · 8 months
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I can't do vinyl bc it's so very serious to me like, cds make me feel like a silly kid haveing a fun time with the little cute booklet they come with and they feel a bit more care free of a venture, i can listen with intent or just let it be in the background, plus i find them easier at resale shops, but vinyls are so expensive and serious, I feel like I've gotta really sit down and listen to them like seriously yknow? Professionally. Really proper.
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babybluelove2 · 4 months
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what listening to too much lesley gore as a thirteen-year-old in the present time will do to you (if you are a female ben hanscom and also being stalked by a demon clown) (alternatively titled: i’ll cry)
is this anything ? does anyone care about the extremely niche version of the losers club that i made up in my head where they are all girls and also dating ? ive been having fem ben hanscom thoughts so much that i thought i would share. u can take this if u want to
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Ben Hanscom was having a bad day, to put it in schoolgirl language. The talking-to-your-mother-crying bad day, the she-holds-you-and-tells-you-everything-will-be-alright bad day. Except that wasn’t it. Because Ben Hanscom has had bad days before. Schoolgirl bad days. And she has learned to not go to her mom after them; it just makes her feel worse.
Anyway, she had this feeling, gut deep, higher-power-level, that this was not a schoolgirl bad day. That this was just going to be a bad life, at least for a little bit. Things were bad. She could deal. She was good at distractions, at keeping herself company.
Ben Hanscom was a dreamer. A Lisbon girls dreamer. (Her words; she had watched The Virgin Suicides once when she was eleven because she heard one of the characters was named Bonnie, like her. Upon watching, she felt connected to the Lisbon girls. Like if they were her friends, they would understand her in the ways her mother never could. 
Bonnie Lisbon hangs herself at the end of the movie.)
She was thirteen now, Cecelia’s age, and had taken to writing in the margins of her favorite books, the ones she kept close to her heart. She liked poetry the best, it described the things she couldn’t form the words to herself, the liminal loneliness that permeated her very being.
Thirteen-year-old Ben Hanscom’s existence was poetry and music. Because music could fill a room. Music could be laughter or tears. Music could be It’s My Party by Lesley Gore. 
According to the tobacco-chewing man who worked at the Virginia record store, Miss Lesley was “vintage”. Ben hadn’t known that by vintage, he had meant irreparably damaged. It’s My Party was one of the only songs on her I’ll Cry If I Want To vinyl that played all the way through. She didn’t mind much. It was her favorite song on the album. A basic pick, but Ben didn’t pride herself on her individuality. The things that made her noticeable in a crowd were the things she hated most about herself. 
So it was an It’s-My-Party bad day, although Melanie Martinez’s rendition of the melody was more fitting objectively. She sat on the cheap mattress on the floor of her new bedroom and cried, Lesley Gore singing slightly off-key in the background. Today, the middle of March, was her first day at Derry Middle School. It was shit.
As a sort of first-world survival mechanism, and because of her destiny as an empath, Ben could sort out the good people from the bad. When she was little, she insisted on seeing the good in everyone, but she found with moving and new schools and a distinct lack of friends that she never got close enough to anyone to find their good. Usually this meant a lot of neutral. People would blend into the background, the type to not interfere if things got ugly when the bad presented itself. 
At Derry Middle School, there was no neutral, just bad. It vibrated in the sound waves of her teachers’ voices refusing to call her Ben (“Don’t be silly, Bonnie. Ben is a boy’s name.”), dilating the pupils of her judgmental classmates’ glares. At lunch, the only flavor she tasted was the putrid peach of anxious nausea. There were no empty tables when she entered the cafeteria, so she stood around awkwardly for about a minute-and-a-half and then hid out in the bathroom for the rest of the period.
The people were mean. It took her all of five minutes to run into Henry Bowers, who told her she’d better leave his town before she regretted it, like she had a choice in the matter, and said a few choice words about her weight that would inevitably take residence in the back of her thoughts always. She slipped out of the back door after the end-of-day bell, avoiding him and going back to her aunt’s house, her new home.
The record skipped. It’s my party, and I’ll cry if I want to. Cry if I want to–cry–cry–cry–
Like a girl with a car-crash-induced stutter, the song caught on the word cry, over and over. It was enough to elicit a reaction from the distraught teenager in the room. A little on the nose, she thought bitterly. Ben rubbed her tears into her complexion as she went to remove the record.
She had meant to hit the off button. Someone else would say their finger slipped, but Ben knew better. 
Her book of fairytales was packed away in a box somewhere. It was pink with golden sparkles and a built-in ribbon-bookmark. She didn’t need it in front of her to recount any of its tales. Sleeping Beauty was her best friend in second grade, far more reliable than anything else in her life. She used to write little confessions to Aurora, schoolgirl-bad-day musings next to her hopes and dreams.
Sleeping Beauty was cursed to prick her finger on the spinning wheel, just like Ben Hanscom was cursed to prick her finger on the needle of her record player, only she didn’t fall asleep for a hundred years.
She gasped a breath in when it happened, sticking her pointer into her mouth where it was bleeding. 
The music was still playing–cry–copper was on her tongue–cry–everything felt surreal; maybe she had taken her daydreaming habit too far this time–cry–her mom always said she was too separated from reality.
The vinyl shattered. She screamed, startled, covering her face out of instinct. A shard lodged itself into her arm, right through her baggy hoodie. Another cut through her baggy sweatpants. 
She scanned the room, maybe looking for her fairy godmother to step into view, rambling about how that wasn’t supposed to happen and she’s sorry, let me clean you up, darling. Or for someone entirely human to tell her she was going insane. But she was alone, the sudden quiet buzzy and disorienting.
After a pause that ensured one of her cousins wasn’t going to come and investigate, Ben moved to the bathroom so she wouldn’t have to look at the vinyl residue littering the carpet.
She was crying again by the time she pulled the pieces of vintage Lesley Gore out of her body. She had stopped some time before and was paying for it. Her tear ducts had finally caught up to produce sobs that died with the air that struggled to reach her lungs. Her clothes were ripped, and she wasn’t really in a position to afford new ones. She was in pain too, though she didn’t really feel it; all of her senses were being eclipsed by phantom hearing–cry–cry–cry–
It met Ben Hanscom that day, and her life would never be the same.
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(@amorasalvatore i posted this whoops ty for listening to my ramblings)
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valen-dreth · 3 months
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todays featured license plate of the day is HELP
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sincerelyyoursg · 10 months
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lacefuneral · 1 year
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The infamous demo that songwriter Jeanie Cunningham sent to Disney Records by mistake, which, despite its title, theme, and lyrical content was selected to be part of HALYX's setlist. Once again, I am uploading this recording for archival purposes. I do not agree with the sentiment of the song. This song was originally written as satire by Cunningham, who was 22 years old at the time and trying to subvert sexist tropes, and its origin and context is explained in the HALYX documentary.
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pamesjatterson · 9 months
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vinyls-and-valentines · 7 months
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Hm. There appears to be a ghost AU cooking in my brain right now. Unfortunate
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vinyl-lol · 5 months
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Tiktokers when it's time to steal my art and not give credit
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onepiexe · 8 months
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arrived at plant place b4 they open lol
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hearts-hunger · 1 year
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good morning girlies my ftf vinyl is on the way????
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aarix · 1 year
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I don't really use spotify--i predominantly use it for transcribing/finding licks to steal when I'm to lazy to turn on my computer (bc youtube mobile sucks even worse)--so imagine my shock when i was placed in the top 3% of led zeppelin listeners. it really hadn't sunk in WHAT a zoomer app spotify is until i saw that.
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tsmerch · 2 years
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If you bought anything from last night- did shipping go down for you?
When I bought the blue midnights my shipping was $11, when I bought just the green midnights my shipping was $7
Yes, I did notice that too. And I don't think I had a choice on the first vinyl, whereas these ones had like 10 different shipping options. Maybe the main version is being sent out through one method only to get to us sooner, but the others aren't? Idk.
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