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Here are some things I like.
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Ellie Goulding and Daft Punk mashup - There’s Something About Us Under the Sheets
The songs have melted together pretty darn well. Mellow and funky and infinitely catchy.
Boy, I wish I was as popular on Tumblr as this song is. Wow.
(Source: elongatedpantaloons)
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We went to far. We played with forces far too powerful to comprehend. Modification of living beings, at the genetic level.
Oh… God.
What have we done?I am become death the destroyer of worlds.
But anyway, I’ve never been more embarrassed for a dog.
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Wonderwall remixed by Inspired Flight
originally by OasisRevolving around Ryan Adams’ cover of the classic Oasis song, “Wonderwall,” this new remix produced by Inspired Flight incorporates multiple Radiohead songs and music from Bob Marley, Postal Service, Morcheeba, Simian, and Blur. This tribute to some of Inspired Flight’s favorite artists is achingly beautiful, emotionally intense, and manipulates the songs used to create a very original piece of music.
c/o victoriajean
There are a million things on here, but thankfully they’re all gorgeous.
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The GAG Quartet - le Internet Medley (OVER 40 MEMES IN ONE SONG) (by tomorsketches)
Who needs the rest of the internet when you can just watch this one video instead?
Really well arranged and they’re surprisingly accomplished musicians considering the silliness of the content.
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Two Door Cinema Club vs Coldplay | What You Know In My Place
oh my god
Both songs are pretty amazing on their own, but they really make something pretty lovely here. Mostly it’s Two Door Cinema Club’s vocals over Coldplay music, but I love when Chris Martin’s voice creeps in at the end. It’s a lovely compliment to the song.
(Source: electrosound.eu)
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This is really a rather apt parallel to how the Doctor sweeps people off their feet and invites them into a magical world of adventures and danger. Plus the whole never growing up thing works quite well considering a) his ability to regenerate and b) Matt Smith’s madcap take on the Doctor. Moffat and Smith’s Doctor has been filled with a very fantasy and fairytale feel and despite being very aware of his old age and weariness, the eleventh Doctor still approaches the universe with a childlike energy and curiosity.
Sorry, I’m over-thinking this drawing. Boy, it sure is neato, isn’t it?
(Source: insanityoverflowing)
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omg though
Allison: You should reblog that.
Janice: *sings* RE-blohgg-ging
(Source: illusionrogue)
A walking, talking, socially maladjusted IMDB.
