Free Style to Weezy

More than anything right now

I want to be myself-

My true self that loves disco,

And smokes Marlboro's to Edie Sedwick videos on youtube.

I look at photos of things that inspire me and I just want to live.

Live to be myself-

Not anyone's girl, woman or trick.

I just want to be me

The one that gets a boner over vintage

The one that loves bubble tea

The one that just wants to dance in the club free style to Lil Wayne

The one that loves Led Zeppelin and The Byrds more than life

The one that loves western shit and wants to rock a bolo tie.

I want to be myself every day but I always feel like something is holding me back

Maybe it's peoples opinions?

It must be

Because if i let it all go

I would be wearing some fucking fab things.

Or it could be laziness?

Either way I feel that no one understands me.

People accept me but they don't get me except the few loves.

The don' t get that I die to write

That I die to listen to music

That I die to drink wine and have a good conversation

I die to dance to some 80's jam

They don't get it and I probably don't get them

So really I want to show more of myself some how

The easiest way is through dress

I should let it all go, rock a bolo and gaucho.

Crystal Cave Pt.2

Inside the Crystal Cave.

Wine

My recent vinyl purchases

Fainting goat shirt

Fav. natural root beer

Vans and moccasins

He Was A Friend Of Mine

Former member of The Byrds, Gram Parsons helped

pioneer country rock (in a loose sense) before the Eagles.

After he left The Byrds, he, along with Chris Hillman

formed The Flying Burrito Brothers.

"Parsons grabbed his bandmates and headed straight to

Nudie's Rodeo Tailors to create a visual experience

to go along wit the audio. Manuel, Nudie's assistant,

decked them out eleborately, including a jacket with

embroidered marijuana leaves for Parsons who

had a penchant for that, among other drugs. "

"Cosmic American Music" was the term Hillman and Parsons

coined for their new breed of music.

Others may call it country rock.

Whatever the term used,

Gram was a special soul in that Nudie suit.

I Wasn't Born to follow

The film Easy Rider set to "Born to be wild" by Steppenwolf. If you like this check out my favourite clip here

With Flowers in Her Hair...

#11- The Byrds

Gateway song: 'Turn Turn Turn"

Love Affair: "Eight Miles High", "Renaissance Fair", "Have You Seen Her Face", and "You Ain't Going Nowhere".

I am highly impressed by The Byrds. Their music, which also spawned from/Off- Buffalo Springfield, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, and The Flying Burrito Brothers, is iconic 60's and 70's frolic type music.