The Magic Lantern



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Klima / ‘A Trick of the Sea’ (Piano Magic cover)

You, waking up from a dream of the sea, safe in the harbour from sailors like me

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Dadawah / “Zion Land” (from Peace and Love, 1974)

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Rahsaan Roland Kirk / “Salvation & Reminiscing” (from Prepare Thyself To Deal With A Miracle, 1973)

04:17 am, by themagiclantern22 notes

I miss your presence on tumblr. A lot.Everything you post is beautiful and educative, and you seem to be smart and interesting person I wish I knew in real life. Please, don't dissappear for long!

Thank you for your kind words - the feeling is definitely mutual. At the moment, circumstances are making it a bit impossible for me to keep up with tumblr. But when I casually log in & run into your posts, it never fails to make me smile. Thanks for that. I hope you’re doing well. 

<3

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Brother Ah / “Motherless Child.”

It’s dusty and beautiful.

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Windows (1952) by Charles Sheeler

Windows (1952) by Charles Sheeler

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Sun, Rock and Trees No. 2 (1959) by Charles Sheeler

Sun, Rock and Trees No. 2 (1959) by Charles Sheeler

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Remedios Varo, Tres destinos, 1956

myaloysius:zephyrantes:

Remedios Varo, Tres destinos, 1956

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Alice Coltrane / ‘Oceanic Beloved’ (from A Monastic Trio; June 6, 1968)

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The Smiths / ‘Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want’ (1984)

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Connie Converse / ‘Empty Pocket Waltz’

Elizabeth “Connie” Converse wrote personal and hauntingly beautiful songs. She spent the 1950s in New York City, where she shared her music with her circle of bohemian friends, but never made a commercial recording. Connie left New York discouraged — and in 1974 she wrote goodbye letters to her friends and family, and disappeared.

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Twisted Mountain, watercolor by Robin Purcell

Twisted Mountain, watercolor by Robin Purcell

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Mara Carlyle / ‘June 15’

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