Psychologist & joint smoker that enjoys life in a very calm way.

I first saw the big bang… Near infinite planets and worlds exploding out from a single point and hurling into space. As they moved many of them would spark life, and that life would spark more life. But eventually the momentum would wane. The planets would reach their outer extremity and then slowly they would start to retract. Then the retraction would gain momentum, exactly converse in momentum to the explosion of the big bang, and like candles on the back of a fast moving car, life itself would extinguish. Faster and faster the planets would suck inward until they once again reached a single point. Then BOOM, another big bang. This was a heartbeat, and the heart itself was in the barrel-chest of a translucent blue Titan… And this titan was methodically running. The Titan was God, and the heart keeps pumping as long as he is running. That is the force behind life. God's love is the commitment to never stop running.

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19 yr old dreamer... http://www.facebook.com/heyjennyg

Music enthusiast; I listen to a lot of different stuff. Very little rap or country though

Carpe diem. Sieze your DAy. Art work from Nanitos collection. Love my WiFe & family they are my DaY & NiTe-mY wORlD. Be SaFe SORRY NO NEW MIXES LATELY MY UPLOADER ACTING UP,WORKING ON IT. BE MIXING SOON,DANKS.

In response to the Finders Keepers/Twisted Nerve/Bird/Battered Ormnaments stock loss in the PIAS warehouse fires caused by rioting on August 8th a few of our close label mates have come together to compile some of their favourite moments from the Finders Keepers family discography. A series of limited edition CD and MP3 compilations curated by the likes of Jarvis Cocker, Demdike Stare, David Holmes and Gruff Rhys including some exclusive and unreleased tracks, are now ready to order directly from the website and like minded retailers in a bid to ease us back onto our feet releasing phantastic obscure and obsolete music as soon as possible.