Rock and Roll Tarot

when you don’t wanna go on the roof but your band mates won’t listen 

indie musicians are always singing about falling in love or getting ur heart broken like cant we talk about something else??? pinball??? talk about pinball??? lets talk about pinball??????

so apparently some idiots called the who stole my idea

Watch Me Fall: A Good Omens Fanmix by flying-glove.

What if, instead of Tadfield, the Antichrist was born in Tupelo?

Southern/Americana/yeehaw Good Omens playlist, with a heavy focus on the love story at the center of it all.

i. freedom hangs like heaven//iron & wine ii. watch me fall//uncle tupelo iii. jesus loves you//old 97′s iv. the dark end of the street//the flying burrito brothers v. fruit//the berries vi. heaven has no vacancy//lindi ortega vii. reason to believe//the sand band viii. losing my religion//r.e.m. ix. death or glory//shovels & rope x. the man comes around//johnny cash xi. it’s the end of the world as we know it (and i feel fine)//r.e.m. xii. to live’s to fly//townes van zandt

BONUS (for good luck): xiii. follow your arrow//kacey musgraves

Hoodoo You Love? by flying-glove.

Voodoo children, hoochie coochie men, and other people who might put a spell on you.

i. who do you love?//bo diddley ii. mojo hand//lightnin’ hopkins iii. the seventh son//willie dixon iv. black magic woman//santana v. conjured//wynonie harris vi. hoochie coochie man (live)//muddy waters vii. i put a spell on you//screamin’ jay hawkins viii. voodoo child (slight return)//the jimi hendrix experience ix. got my mojo workin’ (live)// muddy waters, johnny winter, and james cotton

Photo of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins by Patricia Huchot-Boissier.

The Past Is Never Dead by flying-glove.

“The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” -William Faulkner

“While the South is hardly Christ-centered, it is most certainly Christ-haunted. The Southerner, who isn’t convinced of it, is very much afraid that he may have been formed in the image and likeness of God.” -Flannery O’Connor

Playlist for those small towns where Hell is real and the past is always present.

Stuck In The South - Adia Victoria Going Down To The River- Doug Seegers Cross Road Blues - Robert Johnson Dead Flowers (live) - The Rolling Stones House Of The Rising Sun - The Animals John The Revelator - Son House Pretty Polly - The Byrds Kingdom Of Heaven - 13th Floor Elevators Wade In The Water - Ella Jenkins Ain’t No Grave - Johnny Cash Wild Horses - The Flying Burrito Brothers

Out Here On The Perimeter, There Are No Stars by flying-glove.

Broken hearts, lost souls, saints, and sinners, in a desert landscape where the future’s uncertain and the end is always near.

The WASP (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) // The Doors Gypsy Rider // Gene Clark and Carla Olson Gods and Monsters // Lana Del Rey Sin City // The Flying Burrito Brothers Atomic Power // Uncle Tupelo Ventilator Blues // The Rolling Stones The Radio Song // Dillard and Clark Roadhouse Blues // The Doors Further On Up The Road // Johnny Cash Wish You Were Here // Pink Floyd

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Season of the Witch by flying-glove.

Rock and roll is the Devil’s music. This, of course, means it’s the perfect thing to play at your Halloween party.

i put a spell on you//screamin’ jay hawkins house of the rising sun//the animals lucifer sam//pink floyd wicked annabella//the kinks eyesight to the blind (live)//the who wicked messenger//faces black magic woman//santana season of the witch//donovan rhiannon//fleetwood mac voodoo child (slight return)//the jimi hendrix experience sympathy for the devil (rock & roll circus ver.)//the rolling stones

California Dreamin’ by flying-glove.

Sunshiney, groovy, west coast hippie dreams. Based on the playlist’s cover image, which was sent to me by @reluctant-martyrs.

i. california daze//peace ii. love street//the doors iii. twelve thirty (young girls are coming to the canyon)//the mamas & the papas iv. california finally//la luz v. san francisco//foxygen vi. bright blue day haze//mystic braves vii. california dreamin’//the mamas & the papas viii. san francisco//ted hawkins

Don’t Leave Me On The Earth by flying-glove.

A playlist for space travelers and the earthlings who watch the skies for them. Inspired by a request from @cosmicdandy.

i. u.f.o.//sky country ii. 4th dimensional transition//mgmt iii. don’t leave me on the earth//la luz iv. gravity wins again//violet swells v. sally go round the sun//elephant stone vi. life song//the black angels vii. i’ve seen stars//the beginner’s mynd viii. a house on the moon//jacco gardner ix. some sunsick day//morgan delt

Byrdwatching: A playlist by flying-glove on @8tracks.

So you want to be a rock and roll star? By the end of the Byrds’ run in 1973, the band was considered almost a training camp for up-and-comers in folk-rock, country-rock, and Americana. Here’s why- 14 tracks including selections from CSNY, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Manassas, and a whole lot more.

i’ll feel a whole lot better//the byrds déjà vu//crosby, stills, nash, and young train leaves here this morning//dillard & clark bound to fall//manassas right between the eyes//crosby & nash one in a hundred//gene clark $1000 wedding//gram parsons so you want to be a rock n roll star//the byrds if you gotta go//the flying burrito brothers out on the side//dillard & clark how far//manassas 1975//gene clark wild horses//the flying burrito brothers return of the grievous angel//gram parsons