If Music Could Talk

Thanks everyone!

Mimi wrote: ↑

26 May 2023, 4:46pm

Come again?

Is t this the premise of the Orphan horror movie series?

In Saskatchewan, every damned gravel road is known as “the old highway.” The biggest landmark west of Atlanta seems to be 'the big chicken' - it's almost impossible to get directions off anyone without them referencing it. I half expect Google Maps to mention it. And don't get me started on how eve...

Gonna toot my own lower horn here as I accidentally made an IMCT joke in Gen Pop.

revbob wrote: ↑

26 May 2023, 8:02am

AHAHAHAHAHA

Well it’s good to see that common sense is prevailing again.

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I hope this works. My phone is being a dick.

The Stink EP slots in someone between Let It Be and Sorry Ma.

I missed this poll, but somehow the outcome basically mirrors my personal Mats canon.

But we can absolutely blame France even more. They apparently adore her.

The DC5 song is just much, much more aligned with my general aesthetic preferences and has the virtue of being a bit underplayed relative to its virtues. So there's still a bit of a surprise thrill when it pops on somewhere. In some "objective" sense I recognize that the craftsmanship of She Loves ...

The DC5 song is just much, much more aligned with my general aesthetic preferences and has the virtue of being a bit underplayed relative to its virtues. So there's still a bit of a surprise thrill when it pops on somewhere. In some "objective" sense I recognize that the craftsmanship of She Loves ...

So I was driving around today listening to the best of Pat Benatar (at heart I’m a 55 year old mom) and honestly, the backing tracks on those mid-80s songs like “Invincible” and “Sex As a Weapon” sound shockingly like how Cut the Crap’s backing tracks might have sounded with a competent engineer/mi...

That’s not actually one of my favorite Beatles songs if I’m being honest. It’s good, but I think I like the DC5 better. Again, just one song, though. Overall of course I’m picking the Beatles.