Nailed it.
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WAITIN FOR THE BUS IN THE RAIN IN THE RAIN WAITIN FOR THE BUS IN THE RAIN
I CAN"T STOP LISTENING
~*~casts the spell to bring this back 2 ur dash*~*
bringing this back from the grave
Best thing about this song is that it fits the theming of WTNV so well; it’s a very weird sound that take your ears time to adjust to, but once you hear the lyrics you realize that it’s some super mundane shit presented in the weirdest manner possible
Which is just how I like it.
I’M AT THE NIGHT VALE LIVE SHOW TONIGHT AND OMG I AM SO CLOSE TO THE STAGE I HAVE NO CHILL
Pretty sure everyone in the entire fandom has done their take on the ‘and I fell in love instantly’ moment by now, but I’ll always have a special place in my black little heart for those early episodes so I had to do it anyway :V
I’m sry but there is no way Carlos was as suave and professional as Cecil claims during that town meeting 0% CHANCE.
A complete list of all tracks featured in episodes of Night Vale. I intend to keep this list updated as more episodes are released, so you may want to try and Favorite the original post.
“These and More Than These” by Joseph Fink
Featured in Episode 1: Pilot
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“The Bus is Late” by Satellite High
Featured in Episode 2: Glow Cloud
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Bill & Annie” by Chuck Brodsky
Featured in Episode 3: Station Management
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Closer” by The Tiny
Featured in Episode 4: PTA Meeting
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Jerusalem” by Dan Bern
Featured in Episode 5: The Shape in Grove Park
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Aye” by Dio
Featured in Episode 6: The Drawbridge
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Despite What You’ve Been Told” by Two Gallants
Featured in Episode 7: History Week
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“This Too Shall Pass” by Danny Schmidt
Featured in Episode 8: The Lights in Radon Canyon
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Last Song” by Jason Webley
Featured in Episode 9: “PYRAMID”
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“i Know This” by Rachel Kann
Featured in Episode 10: Feral Dogs
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Cigarette Burns Forever” by Adam Green
Featured in Episode 11: Wheat & Wheat By-Products
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Of a Friday Night” by Anais Mitchell
(Listed in credits as “The Brightness”)
Featured in Episode 12: The Candidate
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“You Don’t Know” by Mount Moon
Featured in Episode 13: A Story About You.
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Movement 1: Invocation of the Duke” by daKAH Hip Hop Orchestra
Featured in Episode 14: The Man in the Tan Jacket
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“A Little Irony” by Tom Milsom
Featured in Episode 15: Street Cleaning Day
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Those Days Are Gone and My Heart is Breaking” by Barton Carroll
Featured in Episode 16: The Phone Call
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Neptune’s Jewels” by Mystic
Featured in Episode 17: Valentine
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Jews for Jesus Blues” by Clem Snide
Featured in Episode 18: The Traveler
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Eliezer’s Waltz” by The Ventura Klezmer Band
Featured in Episode 19A: The Sandstorm
(Falsely credited for Episode 19B)
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Eliezer’s Waltz” by Disparition
Featured in Episode 19B: The Sandstorm
(Falsely credited for Episode 19A)
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Get Me Home” by Robin Aigner
Featured in Episode 20: Poetry Week
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Sni Bong” by Dengue Fever
Featured in Episode 21: A Memory of Europe
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Winifred” by Seth Boyer
Featured in Episode 22: The Whispering Forest
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Too Much Time” by John Vanderslice
Featured in Episode 23: Eternal Scouts
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Biblical Violence” by Hella
Featured in Episode 24: The Mayor
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Sunday Morning Stasis” by Joseph Fink
Featured in Episode 25: One Year Later
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Long Gone” by Mary Epworth
Featured in Episode 26: Faceless Old Woman
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Team the Best Team” by Doomtree
Featured in Episode 27: First Date
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“You and I Belong” by Simone Felice
Featured in Episode 28: Summer Reading Program
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Poor in Love” by Destroyer
Featured in Episode 29: Subway
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“The Lethal Temptress” by The Mendoza Line
Featured in Episode 30: Dana
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Never Be Famous” by Hussalonia
Featured in Episode 31: A Blinking Light up on the Mountain
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Palabras de papel” by Nelson Poblete
Featured in Episode 32: Yellow Helicopters
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Big Houses” by Squalloscope
Featured in Episode 33: Cassette
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Having Fun” by Tom Milsom
Featured in Episode 34: A Beautiful Dream
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Mijn Manier” by Brainpower
Featured in Episode 35: Lazy Day
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Peanuts” by Sam ‘n’ Ash
Featured in Episode 36: Missing
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Absentee” by Jack Campbell
Featured in Episode 37: The Auction
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Black White and Red” by Emrys Cronin
Featured in Episode 38: Orange Grove
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Penn Station” by The Felice Brothers
Featured in Episode 39: The Woman from Italy
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Offering” by Black City Lights
Featured in Episode 40: The Deft Bowman
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“What Have They Done to You Now” by Daniel Knox
Featured in Episode 41: WALK
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Remember Us” by Gabriel Royal
Featured in the Live Episode “Condos”
Performed Live at the Bell House in New York
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Purchase the Episode“Keep It Coming” by Senim Silla
Featured in Episode 42: Numbers
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Cover Me Up” by Jason Isbell
Featured in Episode 43: Visitor
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Haunted” by Maya Kern
Featured in Episode 44: Cookies
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Pretty Little Head” by Eliza Rickman
Featured in Episode 45: A Story About Them
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Promise to the Moon” by Jason Webley
Featured in the Live Episode “The Debate”
Performed Live at the Roulette in New York
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Purchase the Episode“Take Up Your Spade” by Sara Watkins
Featured in Episode 46: Parade Day
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Stupid” by Brendan Maclean
Featured in Episode 47: Company Picnic
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“High Tide Rising” by Fox
Featured in Episode 48: Renovations
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Call Off Your Ghost” by Dessa (ft. Aby Wolf and Paper Tiger)
Featured in Episode 49: Old Oak Doors Part B
Performed Live at the Town Hall in New York
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Ghost Story” by Charming Disaster
Featured in Episode 50: Capital Campaign
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Echo in the Hills” by Carrie Elkin and Danny Schmidt
Featured in Episode 51: Rumbling
Listen Now – Support the Artists [Elkin] [Schmidt] – Listen to the Episode“Here I Land” by Nicholas Stevenson
Featured in Episode 52: The Retirement of Pamela Winchell
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Bremen” by PigPen Theatre Co.
Featured in Episode 54: A Carnival Comes to Town
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Catfish” by Waxahatchee
Featured in Episode 55: The University of What It Is
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Understood” by Y.R Generation
Featured in Episode 56: Homecoming
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the Episode“Home” by Theo Adler
Featured in Bonus Episode 1: Minutes
Listen Now – Support the Artist – Listen to the EpisodeLast updated: Monday, November 3rd, 2014
Cecils, Cecils everywhere! Sketching and trying to draw his face consistently, auuuugh. Such wardrobe. Cecil no.
i have so many things i want to say about this but i just— oh no, i whispered as i
slowlyrapidly fall into the Bottomless Void Tuesdays
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There’s been a lot of discussion about how Carlos is being kind of irresponsible and selfish by not looking for the Doors… but I’m more inclined to believe that Carlos has been looking for the Doors, and there just aren’t any Doors left to find. So Carlos babbles on about Science instead of admitting this to Cecil, because he can’t bear to worry Cecil with the thought that he might be stuck in the desert forever.
“Listeners, there seems to be a new barber in town, and as it so happens, Carlos’ beautiful hair is, unfortunately, in need of a trim. I’ll be sure to keep a sharp, vigilant and wary eye this time…”
Some people draw Cecil crying about Carlos getting a haircut but idk I think Cecil would probably pull something like this instead hahaha
This was so pointless, I just wanted an excuse to sketch expressions and something light hearted. It has certainly made me feel a bit better!
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