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Lucinda Williams *January 26, 1953

It is a beautiful world.

lucinda williams performing in new york june 27th, 1992

come to my world and witness the way things have changed

acrylic and oil on canvas

Lucinda Williams

of course it was a rat ridden hell hole of a living situation, but one of the most beautiful moments of my twenties was when i had just moved to new orleans, and was frustratedly failing to blow up a 20 dollar air mattress in a laundry room i was subletting from some crust punks. suddenly i heard "fruits of my labor" by lucinda williams floating through the air from somewhere, and it was golden hour, and i walked outside and watched the sun set over the overgrown lawn of garbage while it played, wondering whose house it was coming from

Listen/purchase: Make Me Down a Pallet on Your Floor by Lucinda Williams

cat nap

God Don't Never Change

a tip of the hat to @fugengulsen

A Favourite Around Here

The Rolling Stone's Top 100 Albums of All Time 100: The Band - "Music from Big Pink" - 6/10 I should have listened to this one absolutely zooted, I would've enjoyed it more. I'm not a huge fan of the vocals but the guitar and bass rule. "Chest Fever" is my favourite off of this one. 99: Taylor Swift - "Red" - 3/10 I'm really disappointed I didn't enjoy this more. I went in excited bc I've really only listened to her hits, but found that the other tracks seemed to blend together sounding a little samey. Its technically good music, but to me it just kind of sounds like Hallmark movie music. (sorry Swifties) I find that a lot of the songs had a lot of build up but didn't pay off in a satisfying way. I think I also just don't really like her voice very much. I ended up really liking "I Knew You Were Trouble" and "Nothing New ft Pheobe Bridgers" and that's about it. 98: Lucinda Williams - "Car Wheels on a Gravel Road" - 7/10 The beginning of this album fucking slaps, but the latter half unfortunately lost me a bit. It kind of has country Fleetwood Mac vibes. I really like when her voice gets all crunchy. -"Right in Time" (which i would love to hear Hozier cover) -"Car Wheels on a Gravel Road" -"Concrete and Barbed Wire" (this one I choose to believe is about how the prison industrial complex is bad, reminds me a lot of old school country) -"Joy" has Fiona Apple vibes, and it kicks ass. 97: Metallica - "Master of Puppets" - 9/10 I really enjoyed this, although that's not entirely a surprise given that I've heard it countless times. I wont talk too much about this one bc its not something new for me. "Battery" kicks so much ass as an opening track. I think that so far this is the album that I've found was the most cohesive piece all together, the tracks transition to one another in a really satisfying way.