Do u have a new wave/post-punk/synthpop playlist?
Considered making it but that's a tough one
I am pretty proud of the evolving collage I made for my Spotify playlists which I was hoping you would appreciate
open.spotify.com/user/btjdaxj7dqb0d0ysfkwsfgd7d?si=0f2c5d2c7390434a
Considered making it but that's a tough one
I am pretty proud of the evolving collage I made for my Spotify playlists which I was hoping you would appreciate
https://open.spotify.com/user/btjdaxj7dqb0d0ysfkwsfgd7d?si=0f2c5d2c7390434a
The covers are great
I wonder what the year without Elvis will be
The covers are great
I wonder what the year without Elvis will be
1962 was his first year without a classic so ill be covering him up next list but definitely bring him back for '69
didnt feel too bad covering up Little Richard in '59 cause he just went religious but covering up Buddy and Eddie
felt bad
1962 was his first year without a classic so ill be covering him up next list but definitely bring him back for '69
didnt feel too bad covering up Little Richard in '59 cause he just went religious but covering up Buddy and Eddie
felt bad
Buddy and Eddie
The early ‘60s was theirs


Have u seen Avatar?
Of course
Buddy and Eddie
The early ‘60s was theirs
yeah i get to add Beedles and Bob next year
i was wrong Elvis still had a few bangers in '62; Return To Sender and Thats Someone You Never Forget which he wrote
I vowed never to watch another one after they revealed that one of the kids was a clone in Fallen Kingdom
I never saw that one but this clone girl plays a main role in dominion.
I cant believe im still watching. I really cant believe theres an extended edition available that's 40 mins longer
What’d u think?

Goddamn it SNOWING snowing outside rn
Buddy and Eddie
The early ‘60s was theirs
well Buddy died in '59 and Eddie in '60 so for rock and roll it was Roy, Chuck, Everlys, Fats, Bo and Ricky still going incredible strong up till about '64 then their magic was completely siphoned away to the next generation
planets somehow aligned for Elvis again tho
The favorite is 5 years old 
Lighthouse turning 5 years old Next year

well Buddy died in '59 and Eddie in '60 so for rock and roll it was Roy, Chuck, Everlys, Fats, Bo and Ricky still going incredible strong up till about '64 then their magic was completely siphoned away to the next generation
planets somehow aligned for Elvis again tho
I meant that the early ‘60s could’ve been theirs if they lived through it. I think they could’ve blended in with surf rock and everyone one better than anyone else
I forgot ur lb name completely
I meant that the early ‘60s could’ve been theirs if they lived through it. I think they could’ve blended in with surf rock and everyone one better than anyone else
i could see Buddy fitting into the Spector/Brian Wilson lane tbh
he was starting to get into studio wizardry when he died
and eddie was such a cool dude i could see him adapting to the hippie/classic rock era with the next generation easily
Everlys and Ricky and Jerry Lee all did respectably well into the later 60s too ngl
Break it up like a mini series
Nah when they gave her yet another several minute scene of confusion and mental decline just to find her wallet to tip the delivery man
Album is fantastic tbh.
At times a bit of Björk but vocal arrangements and effects that make it sound like a giant choir while actually being few voices drowned in drones. Sort of the claustrophic yet magniloquent vibe of Aviary. His voice, despite sounding old, comes off as grand and sometimes even menacing.
And Cale on a trap beat.
Falters a bit after the AnCo featured track tho.
Ayy i f***ed with it
Reminds me i gotta get back to @WASHINGTON. Sent him a long message about Blonde when it came out and then he sent one back when he watched it, but that was right when i started my job and everything else went on the backburner
I went back and forth on that movie so many times while watching it. Could not decide if i hated it or loved it, and eventually just gave myself over to that joyride. So much of the film consisted of scenes filled with obvious dialogue and low-hanging fruit metaphor, immediately followed by enigmatic scenes that hint at greater depth.
I think i said this to Washington too: i honestly still dont know if i like or dislike Blonde — but i do know that indecisive feeling stuck with me and made me run the film over in my head for days, which definitely counts for something in my book. I'd love to rewatch it sometime soon tbh
It's cool fam
do you like his later career albums?
only listened to Comicopera and I liked it but I have to check out Shleep too.
@Koala today’s edition of ok this 80s :datass:
