yeah but i barely remember most of this movie ngl

probably my most watched movie and remains in my top 3 comedies Dylan has a great deep cut on there too. Also Creedence.

how many times have you watched?

was ubiquitous when it came out, Coens were one of the first auteurs i dove into, its a go to movie when company is over and/or were trying to fall asleep so literal countless. in the thirties somewhere if i had to guess. coziest comfort zone.

'68, you say?

@elvis

agreed.

Was waiting for you to post this peak camp gem I know you recently discovered

Where were you when we were on 1956

Motherfucking Bond producers

what a history of out of touch rejections

on some other gimmick

Sam Smith over Thom Yorke for Spectre was the last straw

Slow year for big country stars (that's about the time George Jones turned into Donald Duck, right?), but there's "That's How I Got to Memphis" and Jim Ford's debut in 69... watch it as Elric leaves these songs out and give "Sugar, Sugar" the number 1 song of tha year.

Bro's on a boy band payroll.

none of that is from '68 and i just gave Hendrix soty

theyd never let her make this today f***ing cancel culture

the flip side to He Stopped Loving Her @RVI

@cloudtrails ive seen this man in concert dont @ me about country, partner

Queen looking GOOD on that cover

when u see Merle?

Although Jones had scored several Top 10 hits in 1967 and 1968, "Small Time Laboring Man" was a disappointment, barely making the Top 30. It did not go completely unnoticed, however; in a Rolling Stone interview in 1969, Bob Dylan was asked what he thought was the best song released in the previous year and he replied, "George Jones had one called 'Small Town Laboring Man'."

2005 friend and i took a train down to Portland like some real hobo's (super fitting in retrospect). first time i left the country without parents.

Dylan had Merle open for him?

i knew i was seeing rock and rolls greatest poet but didnt realize till years later i saw country musics as well

both of em

you already up to '68 with Merle?