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#2462 ·
I really think all these girls remind me of you
Anyway, I am absolutely loving this LP—especially those last few tracks.
Anyway, I am absolutely loving this LP—especially those last few tracks.
#2463 ·
Ashley Grant66 said:and I hope you realize these girls remind me of you so much
but man, this LP is killer—especially those last few tracks.
It’s super catchy and honestly feels pretty The Beatles too. I'm pretty sure Pollard is a huge fan of theirs.
Speaking of The Beatles, it just made me think for the millionth time about those most legendary 5 minutes from the most mystical festival ever. In the movie version, right before the Yesterday jump cut, there's this quick Pete's solo that quotes Bohemian Rhapsody and wraps up what everyone calls one of the most pivotal moments in rock history—right at dawn. But in this specific recording, that edit isn't there—and neither is the famous moment where Townshend's Fender Stratocaster gets smashed against the stage at Coachella.
#2466 ·
I was thinking about how this musical year hasn't really been all that—but somehow, right at the finish line, I scored something that's totally hitting the spot. Eight top-tier tracks, especially Superstar, which is probably the most beautiful thing I've heard since early 2021.
#2473 ·
#2474 ·
I was talking to my mother earlier today and she hits me with this: "Do you know who took their own life?"
"No idea, who?"
"That Maria M. Miller lady. Do you know her?"
"Not at all."
"She told me he was just some guy, maybe in his sixties, someone I used to see walking alone along the Santa Monica Pier with his dog... a bit of an oddball, honestly. Well, he jumped from the fifth floor and landed right on B.'s car. Completely totaled it. It was a brand new car, hadn't even been registered yet."
Love me. 🙂 😁
"No idea, who?"
"That Maria M. Miller lady. Do you know her?"
"Not at all."
"She told me he was just some guy, maybe in his sixties, someone I used to see walking alone along the Santa Monica Pier with his dog... a bit of an oddball, honestly. Well, he jumped from the fifth floor and landed right on B.'s car. Completely totaled it. It was a brand new car, hadn't even been registered yet."
Love me. 🙂 😁
#2475 ·
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I couldn't quite wrap my head around the name for a second... but all things considered, this is definitely it.
I couldn't quite wrap my head around the name for a second... but all things considered, this is definitely it.
#2477 ·
I don't know what you're trying to say. Get to the point. said:
Thanks... I really loved his work on the Arrival soundtrack - First Encounter. I had no idea he was such a powerhouse across the board.
I see on Wikipedia that she has a daughter named Karolina Jóhannsdóttir.
It was him, unfortunately—Johnson. Sadly, and that’s because he died, not because of the name.
I don't get how people tell anyone apart in Iceland. If there’s a massive amount of Johns, then half the population must be Johannsdóttir or Johnson. It's ridiculous. 😁 😵
Or maybe like Björk... Guðmundsdóttir. Something like that. Boom! 😁
I’m a bigot. Their language just gives me visions of a Viking driving an axe straight into my forehead. 😁
Correction: He died from a coke overdose, he wasn't killed. Dammit. Drugs. 🙄
#2478 ·
I couldn't resist dropping a Barib-style post here. 😁
I listened to that unfortunate Heptapod B track so many times during the year Arrival came out that I actually started hating it. 😁
But this soundtrack is just as insane:
Arrival soundtrack - First Encounter
🙂
I listened to that unfortunate Heptapod B track so many times during the year Arrival came out that I actually started hating it. 😁
But this soundtrack is just as insane:
Arrival soundtrack - First Encounter
🙂
#2479 ·
Continuing the Iceland series... specifically with the recent work from Guðmundur's daughter. 😁
Those Northern people don't truly live unless they are pushing extreme artistic boundaries. They aren't happy without it. 😁
Björk - The Gate
I love Björk because she knows exactly how to craft a moment like this in a song...
It’s just aggressive. In your face. You wanted art? Here it is—art from thirty years in the future. 😁
She’s always done this. Since the early 90s, she pulls music from decades ahead of its time and drops it right when she decides the world is ready for it. 😁
Those Northern people don't truly live unless they are pushing extreme artistic boundaries. They aren't happy without it. 😁
Björk - The Gate
I love Björk because she knows exactly how to craft a moment like this in a song...
It’s just aggressive. In your face. You wanted art? Here it is—art from thirty years in the future. 😁
She’s always done this. Since the early 90s, she pulls music from decades ahead of its time and drops it right when she decides the world is ready for it. 😁
#2480 ·
I think Solstafir is top-tier, even if they aren't from Iceland. Honestly, if I actually understood Icelandic, I bet I'd appreciate them even more.
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