Milyen zenét hallgatsz most? XIII.

“Music is extreme hence extreme reactions. I prefer seeing these reactions than being in a band that sell millions of albums because they are seen as politically correct. I’d rather have my music loved by a few than found “all right” by millions. We don’t do music that stays on shelves without being listened to.”- Chris Wolstenholme

You know what's beautiful?
Read the first word again.

Amikor 5 éves voltam, anya azt mondta a boldogság a kulcs egy szép élethez. 6 évesen, amikor iskolába mentem és megkérdezték, mi akarok lenni, ha nagy leszek, azt írtam: "boldog". Azt mondták, hogy rosszul értelmeztem a kérdést. Azt mondtam, rosszul értelmezték az életet.
John Lennon

“Music is extreme hence extreme reactions. I prefer seeing these reactions than being in a band that sell millions of albums because they are seen as politically correct. I’d rather have my music loved by a few than found “all right” by millions. We don’t do music that stays on shelves without being listened to.”- Chris Wolstenholme

So if you've got something to say, say it from the rooftops. ♥

“Music is extreme hence extreme reactions. I prefer seeing these reactions than being in a band that sell millions of albums because they are seen as politically correct. I’d rather have my music loved by a few than found “all right” by millions. We don’t do music that stays on shelves without being listened to.”- Chris Wolstenholme

A barátok kemények tudnak lenni veled. Lehet, hogy többet várnak töled, mint az idegenek. Az idegenek leginkább úgy látnak, ahogy szeretnéd, hogy lássanak, de a barátaid nem csaphatod be. Ez teszi öket baráttá. - Pretty Little Liars.

Amikor 5 éves voltam, anya azt mondta a boldogság a kulcs egy szép élethez. 6 évesen, amikor iskolába mentem és megkérdezték, mi akarok lenni, ha nagy leszek, azt írtam: "boldog". Azt mondták, hogy rosszul értelmeztem a kérdést. Azt mondtam, rosszul értelmezték az életet.
John Lennon

“Music is extreme hence extreme reactions. I prefer seeing these reactions than being in a band that sell millions of albums because they are seen as politically correct. I’d rather have my music loved by a few than found “all right” by millions. We don’t do music that stays on shelves without being listened to.”- Chris Wolstenholme

You know what's beautiful?
Read the first word again.