Imagine if Rogan got Gallo, would be clossic

gallo would probably have massive contempt for rogan (and everybody)

been working on a theory for a couple week that this Roger & Hammerstein loosie Elvis released in early '68 was the beginning of his late 60's creative resurgence....

but then i got Conway Twittys first album yesterday and he has a super operatic version way back in '58 (and tbh appears to have paved the way for Orbisons operatic style he hadnt quite nailed yet)

:mystery: It would be interesting, this dude is probably one of the last true artists. Someone who does literally whatever he wants for an entire career. Had to laugh when I peeped him in the 99 Problems video, random but at the same time it makes sense.

He peaked with Zane Lowe
Everything else ain’t gonna be that entertaining

he keeps it too real judging by the fact that he hasnt done anything in 7 years

i rented Tetro when i came out tho always liked him

the stern interview clossic

Man im due for a Tetro rewatch, I dont think I even finished it was some years back too.

Last thing I saw Gallo do was a Persol Sunglass advertisement a few years back

of course hes your mans then still selling shades?

Thought this was that mountain goats album lol

No sir I quit that job years ago haha.. Surprised you remember that

I was working retail as a second job tho, lost it due to Covid.. Couldn't be happier

young brit lad at work showed me this best reggae jam ive heard in ages

anybody ever been able to rap along to andres whole verse from BOB? my favourite rap songs ive never been remotely able to rap along to

I think the ones which owned humans might be a bit worse

I've never been scared from a horror movie since I was ten

funny you mention that video, you ever read this review of it?

nytimes.com/2004/05/09/arts/music-video-jay-z-wants-to-kill-himself.html

good writing, puts you right at the moment this came out

Second half of the Kanye interview weirdly inspirational. Lol

VVitch was pretty f***in unsettling

Eggers is funny to me, never been scared by anything he did except a few shots in Lighthouse. Hereditary and Sinister are the only movies to really spook me that were "new" when I saw them.

Peep snap

It seems great, I'll have to give it a go after Gungeon

"that side car, that HALF A MAN, richard roeper"

i found it bizarre and pretty fun to watch but nothing about it really disturbed or unsettled me. more like "oh the goat is satan, cool"

When the kid is possessed

yeah that kid was weird