my buddy just put me on this record, extremely dope. synthy post punk


open.spotify.com/album/4pKrlzWSzVBRfrDdW1RZXF?si=p6fcbOHyQvqAq_A9p2JP5w
Nick Cave showed up in my dream last night :ohno: just looked spooky and didnt say anything but I got the impression I should finally move on from Batman's Call which I've marinating on for more than 2 years cause it's so tender
@HeyFella @Elric @Bizzle
Do you have a list of best Britpop ballads? I want to know if this has any competition
!https://youtu.be/UsXioRxVGO8




@HeyFella @Elric @Bizzle
Do you have a list of best Britpop ballads? I want to know if this has any competition
!https://youtu.be/UsXioRxVGO8It has lots, I'll post em later
Off the top I'd probably give it to Verve for ballad supremacy

This is the only video of a frilled shark on the whole internet but it’s a deep sea animal in the process of dying which is why it swims so weird and its gills are puffed out and its whole front end seems paralyzed. Somewhere there are vibrant happy frilled sharks swimming gracefully like regular sharks but almost no one has ever seen what that’s like.
RE: why this happens: most of the ocean is just one huge open space with no physical barriers, so a deep sea animal relies only on its senses of light, temperature and pressure to tell it where it should stay. As it wears down with age or sickness those senses start to break down so everywhere probably begins to feel the same. It randomly wanders farther out of its habitat and sometimes that wandering takes it up and up and miraculously one of us humans sees it before any predators catch it, which is incredible because that’s hundreds of meters of distance it might have avoided porpoises, seals, barracuda, morays, squid, tuna, marlins, large jellyfish, even scavengers like lobsters and hagfish will often start eating something on the brink but not quite dead yet.
It’s sad, but it’s likely this shark lived a very long life, and it doesn’t know it, but it survived a very long trip in a very vulnerable state just to visit us for a moment. With its senses so far gone it may not have felt too bad. It might have felt like any ordinary day floating around its home until it fell asleep one last time, never knowing how it amazed and enlightened members of an entirely alien species in the process!
honestly i could cry reading that last paragraph
Nick Cave showed up in my dream last night :ohno: just looked spooky and didnt say anything but I got the impression I should finally move on from Batman's Call which I've marinating on for more than 2 years cause it's so tender
No More Shall We Part
A straight edge bad seeds album
wym
blonde is really nearing all-time overrated status, damn
ktt2's favorite album
ktt2's favorite album
yea it's wild, but I never realized how much places, even like RYM, rank it so highly. To me, channel orange is just way better. blonde kinda puts me to sleep (not in a good way like a Grouper song might do).
ktt2's favorite album
My favourite album
Channel Orange not in the same ballpark
It's been a while but I remember liking Channel Orange and Nostalgia Ultra more than Blonde
It's been a while but I remember liking Channel Orange and Nostalgia Ultra more than Blonde
Those are good albums but I said Blonde is like the Astral Weeks of r&b when it came out and I still think so
Release was perfectly timed with a brutal breakup so I'm extra receptive to it maybe
Avalanche to Green Eyes: 8 hours and 2 minutes
perfectly timed Nick discography listen at work today
Nick Cave showed up in my dream last night :ohno: just looked spooky and didnt say anything but I got the impression I should finally move on from Batman's Call which I've marinating on for more than 2 years cause it's so tender
Boatman's Call at times feels like his personal masterpiece. The songwriting, Flood's lush production, hell that album cover :datass: If it aint his best, its damn close.
No More Shall We Part is super moody too, but in a dark jazz lounge kinda way.
Avalanche to Green Eyes: 8 hours and 2 minutes
perfectly timed Nick discography listen at work today
Boatman's Call at times feels like his personal masterpiece. The songwriting, Flood's lush production, hell that album cover :datass: If it aint his best, its damn close.
No More Shall We Part is super moody too, but in a dark jazz lounge kinda way.
This game
Ryan and Russ both need to retire
My favourite album
Channel Orange not in the same ballpark
lol Channel Orange is better