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It doesn't surprise me one bit that he was being quiet.

Let's go cruising, down in that river where Michael Jackson and Arnold Schwarzenegger hang out

Let's go, gotta be up by 5:30.

sweet dreams

Since we're finally adding Nick Cannon to the setlist

Mickey Mouse and The Goodbye man

Just one absolute banger from Mick Jagger and Lenny Kravitz

God gave me everything

Arctic Monkeys - Do I Wanna Know?

Kimberly Smith said:

I've heard all kinds of rumors about this duo—honestly, none of it matters because they're just perfect:

Yeah. I dig it. Though it’s a bit of a shame they needed Kylie to pull off something that massive.

Kimberly Smith said:Oh, totally. I love that track—though it’s a bummer they kind of needed Kylie to pull that level of success.

Killer album, but man, it's heavy—feels like there's a weight on my chest whenever I put it on.

Dennis Hall41 said:It’s an incredible record, but man, it’s heavy. It feels like there’s a literal weight on my chest while I'm listening to these tracks.

Heavy for a reason. You can feel everything through it. He poured every bit of himself into these songs. Honestly, it’s more effective than any therapy session, though I'm not sure how much that actually helps in the long run.

Nina is the best, period. Buckley is solid too, but Beck and Imelda don't hit quite as hard—still good, just not on that level. Buckley could convey emotion just like Nina did. Imelada is fine, but I just don't feel it from her.

Kimberly Smith said:He’s heavy for a reason—you can really feel everything through him. He poured his entire soul into those tracks. Honestly, better than any therapy session could ever be, even if I'm not sure how much that actually helps.

Nina is the best, but for me, Buckley hits hard too, while Beck and Imelda are okay—not quite there, but still solid. Buckley managed to channel that same raw emotion as Nina did, you know? Like, Imelada is good, but I just don't feel that same connection with her.

I think Buckley's stuff is my favorite.

Dennis Hall41 said:I think this is Buckley's best work.

The melody, the vocals, the lyrics—it's all just pure perfection. Absolutely brilliant. 🙂

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