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I have been and always shall be your friend. Live long and prosper.

I have been and always shall be your friend.

Live long and prosper.

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sircallisto:

R.I.P Trevor Bolder (Former bassist for David Bowie) and Ray Manzarek (Former Keyboardist for The Doors)

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jacobthomas2:

RIP to Trevor Bolder, bassist of David Bowie’s band “The Spiders from Mars”.

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“Trevor was a wonderful musician and a major inspiration for whichever band he was working with. But he was foremostly a tremendous guy, a great man.”
— David Bowie’s brief statement about Trevor Bolder  (via bowie-sexual-frustration)

(via babyshibe & bowie-sexual-frustration)


Rest in Peace You Rock’n’Roll Bad Ass from Mars. ♥

(Source: closertothegoldendawn)

(via david-bowie-is-a-reservoir-dog & closertothegoldendawn)


I am SO excited for this album today. First one in 29 years! It sounds so great from what I’ve heard. Really captures that 80s synth sound. Much more so than Ultravox’s ‘Brilliant’. 

I am SO excited for this album today. First one in 29 years! It sounds so great from what I’ve heard. Really captures that 80s synth sound. Much more so than Ultravox’s ‘Brilliant’. 


I respectfully refuse to answer that question, sir.

I respectfully refuse to answer that question, sir.

(Source: remotelyplausible)

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What was J.J Abrams thinking?

“I know lets do a pseudo-remake of the best Trek, Wrath of Khan, and cut out all the awesome cat and mouse in space and replace it with generic modern sci-fi cgi fests. Oh and let’s take the most iconic stuff such as someone shouting ‘Khannnn’ and you know the whole radiation chamber thing and do a role reversal to trick people into thinking it’s new.

Oh and you know the bad guy the super human Khan Noonien Singh let’s turn him into the whitest, most weedy British guy we can find.”

I could have forgiven it and pretended he was just someone new if it wasn’t for Old Spock saying oh yeah he’s the same dude that I came up against!

Urgh, that film makes me very worried for Star Wars….


0just1zeroes0and1ones:

willhuntings-archive:

“I do wish we could chat longer, but I’m having an old friend for dinner. Bye.”

I don’t care what anyone thinks… this photo set is totally tugging at my heart strings.

(via 0just1zeroes0and1ones & willhuntings-archive)


Shout! Factory is unleashing a whole new home entertainment experience to celebrate the life and brilliance of the late pop culture icon with The Bruce Lee Legacy Collection, a brand new 11-disc Blu-ray and DVD box set featuring four of the actor’s classic films, three feature-length documentaries and a slew of bonus content. This set includes the first-ever Blu-ray presentation of The Big Boss, Fist of Fury, Way of the Dragon and Game of Death; the aforementioned docs Bruce Lee: The Legend, I Am Bruce Lee and The Grand Master and the Dragon: William Cheung and Bruce Lee; as well as numerous special features, stills and featurettes. This collection comes in a deluxe book-style package with 68 pages of archival materials, rare and never-before-seen photos and a new essay on Lee’s impressive career. Seriously. I need this more than air!

Shout! Factory is unleashing a whole new home entertainment experience to celebrate the life and brilliance of the late pop culture icon with The Bruce Lee Legacy Collection, a brand new 11-disc Blu-ray and DVD box set featuring four of the actor’s classic films, three feature-length documentaries and a slew of bonus content.

This set includes the first-ever Blu-ray presentation of The Big Boss, Fist of Fury, Way of the Dragon and Game of Death; the aforementioned docs Bruce Lee: The Legend, I Am Bruce Lee and The Grand Master and the Dragon: William Cheung and Bruce Lee; as well as numerous special features, stills and featurettes. This collection comes in a deluxe book-style package with 68 pages of archival materials, rare and never-before-seen photos and a new essay on Lee’s impressive career.

Seriously. I need this more than air!