Thank you man

@Elric Now that I downloaded it I’ll watch it tomorrow. I’m currently rewatching A Matter of Life and Death. I finally picked up the Criterion Blu-ray.

nice yeah thats a mandatory cop

do you have this vault in downloadable form

i finished downloading everything but its 323 songs/17gb so a bit much. im planning to make a comp/playlist of the best unreleased ones within a week or two and can send that

also i can just send the most standard bootleg lost album XCX World if you want. 13 songs 45min. theres a lot of good stuff from that era beyond that but thats the best starting point to digest

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@Jerry_Seinfeld @drjdeponytail

"So close your eyes
Do you think of when you’s younger
Won’t you rest your mind
Smell that Northern Thunder"
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damn good album from your broski Zach. He's actually coming my way on that tour. His success is still p interesting to me and feels organic. I see his vinyl in Target, commercials promoting the tour on tv, and is mentioned on the local radio stations.. But they still don't play his music

:mystery:

his streaming numbers are crazy. almost approaching morgan wallen

Been really into Squeeze lately. So good. Also revisiting a lot of XTC as well. Both bands I don’t think are the strongest albums artists, but they have so many gems.

But what about the warm sadness of de mon Drayton Farley

Did you think it was just really good or did you feel the magic?

@Aruji Alan Forever and Jonylah forever get me everytime

It didn’t hit me nearly as hard as A Matter of Life and Death (that’s as perfect as old Hollywood cinema can get), but I did find it emotionally affecting and just a really strong little film all around. I think it could of maybe used another 20 minutes, but I loved what was there.

no I'm not putting it on AMOLAD level yet but man what a surprising flick. I feel like I could talk about it for hours but I hate typing my thoughts like that.

I wish you used Twitter. Me and a group of people do a movie book club type thing where me and a co-host alternate picks and on Sunday we’ll talk over a public voice chat about it. AMOLAD was my pick for last Sunday. It’s been fun.

Memphis; The Blues

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bass boat tha1 for me rn