Previously dedicated towards educating the world about hipsters, this blog now has been revamped to cover the ongoings of aspiring rock band, Rattling Moon.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Amazing hipster album #3: Permanent waves
With Geddy Lee high pitched singing and bass work, Neil Pearts evocative lyrics and drum mastery, and Alex Lifeson's all around awesomeness, rush's seventh studio album is a landmark in the history of progressive rock. What i like about rush is the fact that the band is simply a trio, but in pieces like free will and entre nous and many others, it seems that the band is comprised of many more.
My favorite lyric in the world is still in debate, with two contenders from rush songs, one being freewill, the single from the album. The lyric is "and if you chose not to decide you still have made a choice." I chose not to decide between that and "the spaces in between us, give room you and i to grow". Both lyrics are both awesome, and unlike most of progressive rocks lyrics, uplifting. Rush has a overall happy feel to their music, and it is brought out in permanent waves. Rush has had very few feuds between members, and have actively worked together since 1974, and for Lee and Lifeson, since 1968.
Overall,this album was not one of rushes more popular albums, however, it is my one of my favorites. This is the single free will, enjoy.
Salutations,
P b o
a l
Y a e
N t
Monday, November 11, 2013
Jack white is such a hipster.
"I never wanted to play the guitar, every body played the guitar"-jack white
Greetings fellow hipsters, today i will talk of an amazing hipster who tried not to become mainstream. He has many radical ideas that are very contrary to mainstream. He believes in music more than most do but still, somehow, he found a mainstream audience. That made me quite upset, however his motives are strong. He doesn't write music to please an audience, and he intentionally puts himself in less comfortable situations so his music is less processed and possessing of the emotion of very old blues singers. No, he doesn't wear hipster clothing, however he has alternative ideas and voices them through his Montgomery airline guitar, Hammond organ,and beat up upright piano.
Here is a video of jack white complaining about technology, it is accompanied by his take on the Mississippi Sheiks blues masterpiece, that he plays with such ferocity that i am surprised that the piano didn't deflagrate.
Greetings fellow hipsters, today i will talk of an amazing hipster who tried not to become mainstream. He has many radical ideas that are very contrary to mainstream. He believes in music more than most do but still, somehow, he found a mainstream audience. That made me quite upset, however his motives are strong. He doesn't write music to please an audience, and he intentionally puts himself in less comfortable situations so his music is less processed and possessing of the emotion of very old blues singers. No, he doesn't wear hipster clothing, however he has alternative ideas and voices them through his Montgomery airline guitar, Hammond organ,and beat up upright piano.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
House of the rising sun cover
Salutations
blopa y tane
Saturday, November 9, 2013
Hipster quote #3
"So many hipsters are using macs, i think i'd get a pc, to be ironic, Or maybe ill stay with the mac, and reffer to it as Macintosh, so every body thinks that
i am talking about an apple not a computer made by Apple."
i am talking about an apple not a computer made by Apple."
Friday, November 8, 2013
Hipster rule # 469
On the other hand, guitarists such as Fripp, Gilmore, Bonamassa, and many others play the finest of guitars, producing beautiful tones and producing likewise, amazing music.
If you follow Rule # 458 you fit into the ironic category. Also referring back to rule 456, if you are using something expensive, be ironic, still no beats.
Just remember, if you are wearing a ratty used clearance sale flannel, while wearing Bose headphones, shure headphones are still better.
Salt tut nations
PaLlo y nateE
Labels:
American hipster,
beats,
black keys,
Bonamassa,
David Gilmore,
Fripp,
Hipster,
hipster life,
home made guitar,
how to be,
it might get loud,
jack white,
law,
mac book,
shure,
thrift,
white stripes
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Is Robert Langdon a Hipster?
Greetings fellow hipsters, today, i am doing another hipster book character debate
Normally sporting a mickey mouse watch, a historical artifact, a relatively good looking female accomplice, dan brown's robert langdon doesn't look a hipster, however he has many hipster attributes. He has different opinions from every body else, including thoughts about religion, history, and technology.

It does mention him listening to classical music, but in mentioned in a previous post, we're not sure if hipster classical music exists.
Music is not the only thing that makes a hipster, his new theories and opaque interests melding with his sharp wit, whether Langdon is a hipster or not is arguable both ways.
Comment to tell me what you think,
Nate and Pablo Salute you.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Hipster clothing in old navy
WHY! WHY, WHY, WHY, WHY?
But seriously, why are they emulating us/ making the clothing we wear and clothing people think we adorn mainstream if people dislike hipsters so much. They think we are pompous egomaniacs who refuse to listen to what people say and go out of the way to hinder our piers, yet they like our clothing. I found low collar sweaters with odd patterns, skinny jeans, denimish button down shirts, beanies with the laces, and flannels everywhere, as if we are encouraged. That is like an american idol contestant who got voted down by Randy Jackson wearing his designer glasses and giving interviews about how irate he is at r.j. People should not try to look like a hipster if they don't like hipsters.
Salutations N
P y a e
a o t
b l
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Bike locks
Greetings fellow hipsters, today i shall share with you another blog where you will find a story where i make series of stupid mistakes that result in sitcom like situations.
Salutations,
Pa
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lo
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nat
nate
Pet peeve: people judging hipsters by those who wear man scarfs
I am a hipster. I don't wear man scarfs. Man scarfs are impractical, practically impossible to wear comfortably, and a practical means for somebody to strangle me with.
Greetings fellow hipsters, today i shall rant about society yet again, to create a tedious, yet monotonous post that nobody will enjoy reading, unless of course, they find dry humor, radical notions, and numerical radicals neurologically stimulating. If that is the case, i don't understand you in the slightest and would recommend that you hoist your opinions upon others for my entertainment. But in all serious, i have never entertained the notions of wearing a scarf when not partaking in snowball warfare, isn't that entertaining.
I have much hindrance grasping how these niftily decorated nooses have wound it's way into stereotypical hipster culture, which, if you have read past posts on my blog, you would possess the knowledge that stereotypical hipster culture varies greatly from actual hipster culture. I have met 3 male figures in my life time. One i met briefly at a cross country invitational, clad in ray bands, skinny jeans, a sweater and a beanie, as you would have suspected, i avoided them at all costs. The second was an Israeli music instructor at my summer camp, who was by no means a hipster, though he was quite hysterical, particularly when he found chipmunks doing indecent thing in a toilet. The third, well let's just say he was about as anti-hipster as Disney is anti racial accuracy. I would have assumed, that with the amount of hipsters i hang out with, and the amount of man scarfs i have scene, that the stereotype is utterly false.
It seems ridiculous that a fashions can make one part of a group. Even more ridiculous is that the most unconventional, false-associated piece of clothing. Isadora Duncan, antigone and many others have been killed by scarfs, and they were female. Scarfs cannot possibly render positive repercussions when worn for recreational purposes.
Say no to drugs, but first say no to scarfs.
Sluatonist
Pablo y Nate.
Greetings fellow hipsters, today i shall rant about society yet again, to create a tedious, yet monotonous post that nobody will enjoy reading, unless of course, they find dry humor, radical notions, and numerical radicals neurologically stimulating. If that is the case, i don't understand you in the slightest and would recommend that you hoist your opinions upon others for my entertainment. But in all serious, i have never entertained the notions of wearing a scarf when not partaking in snowball warfare, isn't that entertaining.
I have much hindrance grasping how these niftily decorated nooses have wound it's way into stereotypical hipster culture, which, if you have read past posts on my blog, you would possess the knowledge that stereotypical hipster culture varies greatly from actual hipster culture. I have met 3 male figures in my life time. One i met briefly at a cross country invitational, clad in ray bands, skinny jeans, a sweater and a beanie, as you would have suspected, i avoided them at all costs. The second was an Israeli music instructor at my summer camp, who was by no means a hipster, though he was quite hysterical, particularly when he found chipmunks doing indecent thing in a toilet. The third, well let's just say he was about as anti-hipster as Disney is anti racial accuracy. I would have assumed, that with the amount of hipsters i hang out with, and the amount of man scarfs i have scene, that the stereotype is utterly false.
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Say no to drugs, but first say no to scarfs.
Sluatonist
Pablo y Nate.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Hipster rule # 468
The point is that you shouldn't be too lazy to pay for your music, when the artist wasn't to lazy to make it.
If you are a true hipster, you won't have to worry about this rule because all of your music is on vinyl. DON'T ROB RECORD STORES.
Salutations,
ETAN Y OLBAP
Labels:
American hipster,
artists,
dirty diary,
downloads,
Hipster,
hipster life,
hipsters,
hurts,
illegal,
itunes,
legal,
money,
music,
Record,
vinyl
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Amazing hipster album#2: cage the elephant.
Please tell me what you think is an amazing hipster album in the comment section
SO
All you
Lovely viewers Pablo Y Nate
Understand how
To
Assume
Total
Imaginative
Onslaughts of
Nirvana hipster
Style
Labels:
1990's,
ain't no rest for the wicked,
albums,
alt rock,
alternative rock,
American hipster,
beck,
cage the elephant,
Hipster,
hipster life,
in one ear,
mainstream rock billboards,
nirvana,
radio
Andrew Muller, pretty much my biggest influence for playing guitar.
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He has yet to put out an album, however he has some music n YouTube. I encourage you to watch and like his videos, because he deserves more recognition. The video to the right is his original song, "Look away, its censored." Be sure to share and watch his videos.
Salutations
Pablo y Nate
Saturday, November 2, 2013
My jazz band from new york playing srv
Salutations, Pablo y
Nate
Labels:
American hipster,
crossfire,
double trouble,
guitar solo,
Hipster,
hipster life,
in step,
jazz,
jazz band,
life of an American hipster,
life of an American hipster 2.0,
new york,
srv,
stevie ray vaughan,
troy
Friday, November 1, 2013
Hipster quote # 2
"Before hipsters were cool, people called us nerds."-a hipster.
Pablablablablo y Nanananate
Anything weird or disturbing is artsy.
For Halloween, i watched Gore Verbinski's mastery of suspense, "the ring" . In the ring, none of the characters are hipster, though one presumably plays guitar due to a stratacaster in the background of the movies most famous scene. However, when i saw the haunted video in the ring, i thought, wow, that is so hipster artsy-like. The film has many disturbing images, and for some is the most unsettling moments in the movie, however, if one views it as art, it is so much cooler. Samara, if you put that video in the M.O.M.A (Museum of modern art) you would kill so many hipsters.
However, you can find hipster art in things intended for a more mainstream audience, for instance college humor's attempt to poke fun at modern music video's. It was so disturbing and subsequently very artsy. It actually seems to make miley cyrus intelligent, which is ridiculous.
Most things can translate as art. the only thing that stops something from being art is an unexcepting person in power. Art is in the eyes of the beholder, and if the beholder is a hipster, more controversial things are excepted.
Salutations,
Nate y Pablo
Most things can translate as art. the only thing that stops something from being art is an unexcepting person in power. Art is in the eyes of the beholder, and if the beholder is a hipster, more controversial things are excepted.
Salutations,
Nate y Pablo
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