You’re Mine, You’re Mine, I’m Yours

joyful-destynie:

Damn, who is that hot guy with a receding hairline and a gun?
That my dear, would be the ever-wonderful Elliot Stabler.

Halestorm ABC Music Videos

04. I Miss The Misery

I miss the bad things.
The way you hate me.
I miss the screaming,
The way that you blame me.

joyful-destynie:

Olivia Benson Appreciation Post!

princesslividlove:

1st Image: 14x06 - Friending Emily, 14x09 - Dreams Deferred.
2nd Image: 14x11 - Beautiful Frame.
3rd & 4th Images: 14x12 - Criminal Hatred.
5th & 6th Images: 14x13 - Monster’s Legacy.
7th & 8th Images: 14x17 - Undercover Blue.
9th Image: 14x24 - Her Negotiation
Season 14 aka the season where Mariska just seemed to get more and more gorgeous!

“Drumming is like having sex—it’s great exercise, it takes incredible stamina, you sweat a lot, and the release is orgasmic! That’s how I feel every time I get through playing with my girls in Lez Zeppelin.”

- Drummer, Leesa Harrington-Squyres - Lez Zeppelin

princesslividlove:

1st Image: 7x03 - 911.
2nd Image: 10x10 - Smut.
3rd Image: 11x10 - Anchor.
4th Image: 12x10 - Rescue.
5th Image: 12x19 - Bombshell.
6th Image: 13x13 - Father’s Shadow.
…Simply Ageless, she is…

babeimgonnaleaveu:

Whole Lotta Love || Led Zeppelin
This might be the first use of “backward echo." Page put the echo of Plant’s lines before he says them, creating an interesting sound.
Robert Plant did the vocal in one take.
This was used as the theme song to the BBC music show Top of the Pops. The band never appeared on the program, as they had no interest in lip-synching and weren’t a good fit for the TOTP audience.
On some live versions, Jimmy Page played the theremin, a bizarre electronic instrument he liked to experiment with consisting of a black box and an antennae. The sound is altered by moving one’s hand closer to or farther from the antennae and was used to create the fuzz that alternates back and forth through the speakers. It can be heard to great effect on their Royal Albert Hall footage.
John Paul Jones told Uncut magazine January 2009 that Page began to come into his own as a producer around the time of this song. Said Jones: “The backwards echo stuff. A lot of the microphone techniques were just inspired. Using distance-miking… and small amplifiers. Everybody thinks we go in the studio with huge walls of amplifiers, but he doesn’t. He uses a really small amplifier and he just mikes it up really well, so that it fits into a sonic picture."
This was Led Zeppelin’s first US single, and their only US Top-10 hit. Some of their most popular songs, like “Stairway To Heaven," were not released as singles.