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My Playlist #6

Good Music

Good Vibes

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⭐️ new single ⭐️

whole ride w/ @soundsbynova1 & @820

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MUSIC VIDEO

Whole Ride (Feat. Nosgov) - Nova x Hiko

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S.I.M.P.

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@xxsyris
@820
@pixelhood

day n nite +syris +nosgov (pixelhood)

Cinematics (Deluxe)

I'll Sleep When I'm Dead (Acoustic)

Morning Maneuvers

Day's First De-stressor

A Giant Step

AEAO

Tru3 T3arz

Excitable Boy

Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner

Phobia

The Diary of Jane (Single Version)

The Singles Collection

Bad Moon Rising (Mono Single)

Madness

Kick Me

Warren Zevon

Carmelita

Learning to Flinch

Mr. Bad Example (Live at The Loft, Berlin, Germany, 9/16/1992)

Greatest Hits Volume 3

Hurricane

As Cinco Melhores

Because Of You

Synthetica

Youth Without Youth

Graveyard Shift

Voices

Marcos Valle

Estrelar

instagram

Getz/Gilberto

Desafinado

Disguise

Another Life

:(

dont talk to me ever
since december aint lose a feather
purity in my mind i been feeling better
talk to me never, burn the loveletter

im in the aether
fendi on my leather
im in the ally
im with the ally
ghosting prolly
demons i might call in
vacatious vanish
wish i could vanish

lead you like sarah
signed in like lana
im smoking raw raw raw
singing like lalala
they talking blahlala
i do not give a fuck
im never sorry
demons on me, call innn

world (redpri3st)

Reality Surf

"Got It All (Feat. Dom Kennedy)" 

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No Love Lost (Deluxe)

Got It All (Feat. Dom Kennedy)

With his caustic wit and literate intensity, Warren Zevon stood apart from his friends and peers in the West Coast rock community, many of whom were signed to Elektra/Asylum. The classically trained, Chicago-born pianist cut his self-titled Asylum debut album in 1976, with his good friend Jackson Browne producing. Warren Zevon was an unqualified masterpiece, with songs like “The French Inhaler” and “Carmelita” exploring the dark, drug-fueled underbelly of the El Lay scene (ably represented on the album by such guests as Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, and Bonnie Raitt). The album’s splenetic edge kept it from mainstream commercial success, though three of its songs were later covered by labelmate Linda Ronstadt, including her 1977 Top 40 hit, “Poor Poor Pitiful Me.”
Zevon’s popular breakthrough deservedly came with 1978’s Excitable Boy. The album – again helmed by Browne – made it to the top 10 on the Billboard 200 and earned RIAA platinum status on the strength of brilliantly macabre and sardonic rock ‘n’ roll tales like “Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner,” “Lawyers, Guns and Money,” and the all-time classic “Werewolves of London.” 1980’s Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School followed, further displaying Zevon’s tender heart and barbed humor on classics like “Jeannie Needs A Shooter” (co-written by longtime fan Bruce Springsteen) and “Gorilla, You’re A Desperado,” famously penned as a playful swipe at his pals, The Eagles, four of whom appear on the album.

Stand In The Fire, a ferocious live document, was followed by 1982’s The Envoy, the last album of Zevon’s long relationship with Asylum. Though it underperformed in its time, the powerfully cathartic collection eventually came to be appreciated as a lost classic and one of the finest of Zevon’s career.

Zevon, who had long battled alcoholism, then took a five-year hiatus from which he returned sober and reenergized, releasing a new series of acclaimed albums. In 2002, he was diagnosed with inoperable mesothelioma. However, he refused treatment and set to work on what would be his final album, 2003’s Grammy Award-winning The Wind. Warren Zevon died at his home in Los Angeles on September 7, 2003; he was 56.