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Killer breakdown of what might be the ultimate move from The Fed.
But
But
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Kimberly Smith said:I honestly can't imagine anyone listening to this at 6 AM—you're built different 🙂
Obviously, it's better than them fighting—that's just how things go. At least they loved each other. That's a good thing.
I tried checking that out above, but it’s a bit too depressing for me right now—and I really can't handle that vibe today. Maybe some other time.
🙂😉
What can I say, there was just so much music to dive into—I just stumbled upon it.😁
In that case, don't listen to this one:
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Kimberly Smith said:Looks like you were listening to her way too early if you didn't find her hot. This woman is pure sensuality.
Sorry, had to multi-quote this one—won't do it again, I swear, Jelene.
Yeah, at six... nah, my hormones weren't exactly going wild back then. 😁
Though I was obsessed with girls by the time I was four—or so they told me. That's all. Okay, fine, I caught my parents together when I was five, but it didn't really shake me. What am I supposed to blame all this on? Sex is just part of life—honestly, better than them fighting.😁
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Kimberly Smith said:I absolutely love that song—like, seriously. I wasn't really into Dylan back then, just started listening in high school after my uncle left me a few cassettes of his stuff. I can still picture the covers and the tracklists perfectly. Maybe I could dig them up somewhere if they even exist anymore, but probably not.
Man, if everyone had uncles that cool (and I don't mean the radical kind 😁 )
Is this one from your childhood too?😁
He wasn't "uncle" in that weird way—actually, I think he was being watched by the HOS because he was a Mexican living in New York City back in '91. For real.😁
Here's another one from when I was a kid. Now I realize it's basically just about hooking up, even though back then I thought it was just about the rain:
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Kimberly Smith said:Luckily I got Dylan early on. I'd love to turn back the clock a bit—but you gotta be smart about it, you can't just force things. It’s all about playing it cool and taking small steps.
This one feels like it’s straight out of '92 or '93. Feels like yesterday—my uncle picking up Jugić and me to go see him at dusk out in the suburbs, and this track is playing in the car.
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1992. Back when the chaos in our city finally started to settle down—I hadn't even gotten my permanent teeth yet—I was just starting to mess around with my parents' record collection. I can still faintly hear those R.E.M. melodies drifting back from that innocent era. I'm pretty sure my first real taste of "aimless melancholy" was tied directly to Losing My Religion.
But whatever:
The Wanderer
But whatever:
The Wanderer
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Kimberly Smith said:
Just messing with Harry, Hermiona, and Ron—turns out he's just a total player.
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Just one of those massive moments from the mid-60s—where the Pope's innocence was already starting to get chewed up by those hallucinogenic LSD visions.
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Kimberly Smith said:Ahaha, what are you even talking about? Can anyone actually be stupider than Kimberly Smith?
And you're talking about Fass from Fassbinder? 🕺
Glad you gave Tindersticks a shot—I was honestly just thinking about putting some of their stuff on.
Yeah, him.
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Kimberly Smith said:Spill it.
The suspense is actually killing me 😁
Fassgodard—look, I know it’s a bit much, okay?😒
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Kimberly Smith said:^I always kind of figured your handle was some play on Godard—even if it doesn't really fit. 🤷
You nailed it—it used to be a bit different, way more low-brow back in the day. 😁
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Godard is gone—and whenever I think about the French New Wave or even just France itself, I always picture this massive, gorgeous song composed of pure innocence, deep melancholy, and total, raw cynicism.
PS
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Kimberly Smith said:
I'm not usually into this kind of sound—but man, this is just too good.
Reminds me of
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This little guy changed everything back in '85 when he discovered Soweto—plus so much more—and then dropped those prophetic visions during that legendary album opener:
and i believe These are The Days of lasers in The jungle lasers in The jungle somewhere staccato signals of constant Information a Loose affiliation of millionaires and billionaires and Baby These are The Days of miracle and Wonder this is The Long distance call The way The Camera follows US in slo-mo The way WE look to US All
lasers in the jungle
staccato signals of constant Information
A loose affiliation of millionaires and billionaires and baby
These are The Days of miracle and Wonder this is The Long distance call
The way The Camera follows US in slo-mo The way WE look to US All
and i believe These are The Days of lasers in The jungle lasers in The jungle somewhere staccato signals of constant Information a Loose affiliation of millionaires and billionaires and Baby These are The Days of miracle and Wonder this is The Long distance call The way The Camera follows US in slo-mo The way WE look to US All
lasers in the jungle
staccato signals of constant Information
A loose affiliation of millionaires and billionaires and baby
These are The Days of miracle and Wonder this is The Long distance call
The way The Camera follows US in slo-mo The way WE look to US All
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They had stuff that was "objectively" better. But I haven't heard anything more beautiful. You just have to ignore how much of a tragic figure he really was.
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Maliciously, I know:
Her Highness with her arm all bandaged up
Honestly, though—it actually sounds pretty great
Her Highness with her arm all bandaged up
Honestly, though—it actually sounds pretty great
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Something that was supposed to hit the shelves at Target, but somehow missed out.