Set Up Like A Deck Of Cards

willw:

Japanese television as the earthquake first hits.

The automated earthquake warning kicks in 60 seconds before the vibrations are felt in Tokyo, the presenter is brilliantly calm while people around him are yelling and there’s a tsunami warning in numerous languages three minutes later, which allowed who knows how many people to get to safer ground.

That is impressive.

Million Dead — I Am The Party

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And let’s not forget why I like Frank Turner so much in the first place — Million Dead.

His lyrics always read like a cross between a manifesto and poetry, but the last 30 seconds of this song give me goosebumps every time:

Let’s all go hand-in-hand, to the local polling station, and make our own category and vote for ourselves. Vote for OURSEEEEE-EEEEELVES!

I miss them.

Frank Turner — I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous — Live at Reading 2010

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I posted this song last week, because I am very excited about seeing him at the Download Festival this summer.

(Look at this video from 2007 in comparison — apparently, it’s the first time he played the song live. It’s the same song, only not…)

I reckon he’ll be on the third stage at Download, but I’m pretty sure he’ll be my highlight of the festival.