ledzeppelin-iv:

The Rolling Stones - Miss Amanda Jones

(via listeningtoyouigetthemusic)

"I was 22 years old, The Who had begun to fail, we hadn’t made it in America, we hadn’t had a big hit in the UK with ‘I Can See For Miles’, which was unquestionably the best thing I was ever gonna write in my life. And I thought: ‘It’s over. I started when I was 18, and four years later, it’s finished. And as a last gasp, I sat down and started to write something wild and pretentious and mad and dangerous."

— Pete Townshend, 1977 (via whocamefirst)

"I was the same chick, because I’ve been her forever, and I know her, and she ain’t no star: she’s lonely, or she’s good at something. I have to get undressed after the show, my clothes are ruined, my heels are run through, my underwear is ripped, my body’s strained from my clothes, my hair’s stringy, I got a headache and I got to go home, and I’m lonely, and my clothes are all fucked up, my shoes have come apart, and I’m pleading with my road manager to please give me a ride home, please, please, just so I can take these fuckin’ clothes off, and that ain’t no star, man, that’s just a person."

— Janis Joplin (via milesaboveyourcircumstance)

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teen5pirit:

I look at the world
And I notice it’s turning
While my guitar gently weeps
With every mistake
We must surely be learning
Still my guitar gently weeps
Yeah…

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