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Me: not trying to be mean Me: is totally still mean

Taylor k's "character" could have been and totally and changed nothing except for the better, pointless.and if you want be chinatown atleast do it well

merci de Montreal !

Season 2 was a Gem, Perfect Cast and a fantastic story

You should do Portable Sounds :D

"They came from the cities and towns all around To see the long-haired preacher from the desert get down" He's talking about John The Baptist, the following lyrics reference the scripture

Papa san's first verse is this Religion of The Spirit is the way to go (Come on!) And your mind's in the run, if it make it flow Gimme di anointin' gimme di power from mi head to my toe (What?) Principalities and powers we can overthrow (Come on!) No! (okay so)

Catchafire's about The Holy Spirit and not TobyMac or M.O.C lol

Like Tom Waits ask 10 fans there favourite bad seeds album's you will get 10 different answers personally i agree with Nick and your funeral...my trial is my favourite plus i adore dig Lazarus dig but it is closer to the birthday party than alot of the bad seeds and i feckin love the birthday party prayers on fire nay even be my favourite Nick and Mick project plus Rowland's guitars and Tracey Pews thunderous bass is still the nastiest badass rock n roll ever

Wow that Drake segment sure aged VERY well, huh.

Resentment that turned into a deep depression Found myself screaming in the hotel room I didn't wanna self-destruct The evils of Lucy was all around me So I went running for answers Until I came home But that didn't stop survivor's guilt Going back and forth trying to convince myself the stripes I earned Or maybe how A-1 my foundation was But while my loved ones was fighting the continuous war back in the city I was entering a new one A war that was based on apartheid and discrimination Made me wanna go back to the city and tell the homies what I learned The word was respect Just because you wore a different gang color than mine's Doesn't mean I can't respect you as a black man Forgetting all the pain and hurt we caused each other in these streets If I respect you, we unify and stop the enemy from killing us But I don't know, I'm no mortal man

No clue what the Riley one is saying .what language is it

I was about to talk so much crap. I’m glad I watched it through. Great,overall take. One of my favorites!

abusing my power full of resentment

abusing my power of resentment

There a lot of similarities between this film and Road to Perdition. Both dark, figurative and literal films with amazing cinematography. Both have amazing scores. None of the main characters are good guys or bad guys. You have two beloved actors with Hanks and Pitt both playing characters way outside of their normal roles. I feel they are both performances are underrated and under appreciated. Both death scenes are eerily similar.

My favorite Isbell record came before he got sober: Here We Rest. Very underrated.

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I can't relate to your ranking of Steely Dan's albums. Maybe it's me not you? Nah! I think context, in terms of exposure to the music, is key for my preference. I discovered Steely Dan when I purchased an 8 track version of Can't Buy A Thrill (CBAT), and it served as the foundation for evaluating subsequent albums. I began listening to CBAT in my car, and it went round and round for weeks, searing the songs into my brain. In my opinion, the one thing CBAT has that the subsequent productions lack is a groove. The songs fit together and complement each other. As you mention, the other albums have high points, but I always find myself skipping through to get to the meat. So for me, CBAT is ranked at the top, and I liken it to the stellar debut album of Crosby, Stills, and Nash, with subsequent albums falling short on impact. Same with Steely Dan. One critique that I have of your review, is that compared to similar RUclips rankings of Steely Dan, I found yours to be most confusing. I must admit that seeing CBAT ranked so low made me question the rest of your review (not even in the top 4?). One thing that really confused me was the word salads/adjectives used to describe the songs. Suggest distilling your takes on songs, as I was frequently left questioning what you actually meant (less if better). But I salute your appreciation for Steely Dan, as their music is a remarkable achievement that future generations will undoubtedly also appreciate.

Just my interpretation here. Brandon and I are from the same area. Drunk driving culture is pretty normalized here, and basically just accepted even though it has terrible consequences. Skin meadow, and Daytona 500 elucidate on this very well. In fact think of 'Skin Meadow' as a mondegreen for 'skin, metal' like a fusion of our flesh to the guard rails and other vehicles on impact. If you listen close when Brandon starts his vocal part on Skin meadow, he's saying 'skin, metal.' I also think it's a lot about normalized tragedy and our strange tolerance to terrible events that are treated like currency in our outrage culture we have in the west. It's like an illustration on just how insane modernity is and how it's affecting our species. It feels hopeless. Also, I believe we are all 'The Whaler' society at large. Taking something organic and resourceful and taking until there's nothing left over to get anymore. It's the mission of modernity.

I have only two favorite biopics and both have Brad Pitt in it. Moneyball The Assassination of Jesse James

Here is my Top 10: 1. Keen On Boys 2. Heaven's On Fire 3. This Repeated Sodomy 4. Pulling Our Weight 5. This Thing Was Bound To Happen 6. Always A Relief 7. Pet Grief 8. You're Looking At My Guy 9. What Will Give 10. Why Won't You Talk About It? Honorable mentions: This Past Week I Don't Need Love, I've Got My Band Where Damage Isn't Already Done You Fear The Wrong Thing Baby

More people need to hear Matt Elliott

I guess I know why this movie disappeared into nothingness... because the majority of humans are stupid. Clever and moving things aren't attractive enough. Intelligence is fading.

Some people say Gorguts has no soul? What? I had no idea. They even have groove.

"Inspiration"!!! Yes! Yes! Yes! a million times yes!

I'm just freshly get into Susumu Hirasawa works, but already love his musics so much through Byakkoya no Musume, especially when i look at his early P-Model where he is really young, and all of that is thanks to RUclips recommendations, so i really hope you did the same kind of video like this for his other project, cuz i'm really curious to hear your opinion on it, considering of how fascinating Susumu Hirasawa vocal in his early 20's is, it just so vastly different than what he became now & and it's amusing to me that he was that wild & unintentionally funny back then 😂

For my money this is the greatest film ever made. It is peak cinema.

Lets keep the likes at 69

great video man

I love to see these sister albums still getting their flowers 20 years after their release. Toby and crew made magic that to this day hasn't been matched by anyone else

good list but don't know how Worst Teste in Music isn't in the top 10

Updated list in my humble opinion 1. Only revolutions 2. Puzzle 3. Vertigo of bliss 4. Blackened skies 5. A celebration of endings 6. Opposites 7. Infinity land 8. Myth of the happily ever after 9. Ellipsis 10. Balance not symmetry

Hoping you all do a best of the first half of the year episode. My Favorite Albums of The First Half of 2024 are the following: 1. The Decemberists - As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again 2. October Project - Ghost of Childhood 3. Big Big Train - Last of Us 4. Crowded House - Gravity Stairs 5. Future Islands - People Who Aren’t There Anymore 6. Smoke & Mirrors Sound System - No. 10 Dubbing St. 7. Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats - South of Here 8. Louisa Stancioff - When We Were Looking 9. Elbow - Audio Vertigo 10. Marco Glühmann - A Fragile Present 11. New Dad - Madra 12. Mick Harvey - Five Ways To Say Goodbye 13. Kate Nash - 9 Sad Symphonies 14. Been Stellar - Screen From New York, NY 15. Adrienne Lenker - Bright Future 16. Daisy Rickman - Howl 17. Izz - Collapse The Wave 18. Returned To The Earth - Stalagmite Steeple 19. The Smile - Wall of Eyes 20. Middle Kids - Faith Crisis Pt 1 21. Pearl Jam - Dark Matter 22. This Is Lorelei - Box for Buddy, Box for Star 23. Annabel - Worldviews 24. Taylor Swift - Poets Department 25. Sundays - Giant Formula 26. Lemon Twigs - A Dream Is All We Know 27. Martyn Joseph = This Is What I Want To Say 28. Alejandro Escovedo - Echo Dancing 29. Tiny Habits - All For Something 30. Bonnie Light Horseman - Keep Me on Your Mind/See You Free 31. Pedro The Lion - Santa Cruz 32. Willie Nelson - The BorderLibertines 33. Alice Russell - I Am 34. Kim Richey - Every New Beginning 35. Eels - Eels Time 36. Vampire Weekend - G-d Was Above Us 37. Paula Cole = Lo 38. Gracie Abrams - The Secret of Us 39. Kacey Musgraves - Deeper Well 40. Jess Cornelius - Care/Taking 41. Ride - Interplay 42. Cara Beth Satalino - Little Green 43. Maggie Rogers - Don’t Forget Me 44. The Sadies - Rick White and The Sadies 45. Bonnie Prince & Tyler Trotter - Hear The Children Sing The Evidence 46. Richard Hawley - In This City They Call You Love 47. Beth Gibbons - Lives Outgrown 48. Sam Lee - Songdreaming 49. Neil Young - F’n Up 50. Cindy Lee- Dimaond Jubilee

😂 Literally none of them would have been in my top 20, sign of a great band. Mine would be (in no real order) No Reptiles, In Birdsong, Distant Past, Duet, Don't Try, Can't Do, Final Form, Ivory Tower, White Whale, Moonlight and Lord Of The Trapdoor. Sorry late to the party.

I would just like to point out the hysterical cosmic irony of Ryley having Murder Ballads rated at an 8/10 as of June 2024

41 year old Blue Nile fan who grew up with this album. It was always a IYKYK album through the 90s 00s in the US. Great to see them finally get their due and recognition by younger guys. Cheers.

Only nine??

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Savoring the new Crowded House album. Love me some Neil Finn music especially when it's their best album since the glory days of the 1990's. Hope you guys chat about it.

A Truly Great film for sure .

I know this is 3 years late, but thank you for this. I appreciate all of you sharing your thoughts and stories. Frightened Rabbit and Scott played and still play a large part in my life. The words "Make tiny changes" are tattooed on my arm. To know I'm not alone in my appreciation for him is a great relief.

The sad irony of this story is that Bob was publicly vilified for killing a notorious murderer, while the man who killed him in cold blood was exonerated and never went to prison. Really illustrates how life isn't about right and wrong, but about who is the most popular.

Two classics I've not heard yet! I can't wait to get to these, my country music repetoire is super duper lacking

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I think acting out of fear, makes you a coward. 8:20 Ford shot James out of fear, because he was in fear of him.

I disagree, we may know that Robert kills Jesse, but we do not know what happens to Robert..

Although Jason was a tremendous artist with a very soulful voice I find a lot of the feelings I get from these songs I have felt similarly when listening to Neil Young. I'm not taking anything away from Jason but I don't feel like there is an overwhelming uniqueness from his music as it is very similar to the the style of Neils.

I think I like this format of doing an anthology series with a different story for an entire season better than each episode because they have time to get character development and into the settings and have a lot of time to tell a one and done story.

American Horror Story is my favorite anthology series. Season 1: Murder House Season 2: Asylum Season 3: Coven Season 4: Freak Show Season 5: Hotel Season 6: Roanoke Season 7: Cult Season 8: Apocalypse Season 9: 1984 Season 10: Double Feature Season 11: NYC Season 12: Delicate