still Duran Duran's peak

Discogs is the best for used albums

One of Lou’s best

Imagine thinking we gotta do a remake that has zero chance at being scarier than the original

Man what? Is this real lmao

@drjdeponytail @Koala @risecrashing @branmalt

The vibe tonight while folding laundry

Nah the poster's fake but there is an Exorcist remake with Scarlett being made

would definitely be more exciting if this were true

@drjdeponytail @RVI @RASIE

Feeling a little "Lusty" lately, gonna have make some time for a rewatch

Nick Ray clossic :datass:

I love this Cash line

"Well, first you gotta want to get off, Bad enough to want to get on in the first place And you better trust in your lady luck Pray to God that she don't give up on you right now"

Too hard

crazy how backloaded before and after science is. Really forgot that. King's Lead Hat, Julie With... and By This River are all Top 10 if not 5 Eno yet the first half in general might be the weakest out of his '77 work (including the albums with Bowie). However, these three tracks are astounding. The B-side in general might be the strongest out of these three albums.

how even man

Need your thoughts

Baas is my fav Eno and I might've agreed with this many, many years ago, but the most recently released remaster on vinyl really accentuates the rhythmic/structural complexity of tracks like "No One Receiving" and "Kurt's Rejoinder", while "Backwater" and "King's Lead Heat" I've always viewed as Eno's attempt at making a slightly demented, but still rocking form of rock and roll. Then obviously the second side is just pure bliss

And edit: obviously I think both sides are stronger than any Bowie records but that's probably without saying for me

Double edit: how you gonna compliment the second side of BAAS and not even mention the Godly "Spider and I"

yup

Happy 25th birthday Things We Lost in the Fire

Both go pretty heavy. I've heard some Can but I haven't deep dived into them. Vocalist kinda reminds me of old man Dylan

Facts honestly