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I've been watching Ramy on Hulu. Can't believe I haven't heard more about this show. It's funny, emotional, dark, weird. Good stuff!
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3 minutes ago, Albert Tatlock said:
Twin/Tone CD arrived to day.
Ta!
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Also, everyone needs to see this.
Andrew Bird live from the Great Room feat. Jonathan Richman
Maybe his only voluntary venture onto the interwebs via video.
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1 hour ago, Albert Tatlock said:
I LOVE Jonathan Richman. Few people in this world make me smile just at the mention of their name. And the next minute he can have me welling up.
Rockin' and Romance is one of my favourite albums, even though I don't own it anymore. I can still sing it to myself.
This is such an underrated gem. You can get a CDR from Twin/Tone or through other methods if you message me.
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While laboring on the elliptical at my gym this morning, I glanced up at the TVs and noticed Jeff Tweedy. Glad to CBS News amplifying his plea.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/wilcos-jeff-tweedy-calls-for-music-industry-reparations/
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21 hours ago, calvino said:
Yeah - the pilot turned my wife off -- I stuck with it and think it is a great, great show. I have been a fan of Chris Elliot since he first started to appear on Letterman. His character is great, as well as the rest.
Definitely will bring back my wife into the fold and re-watch at some point. I think I am on Season 4.
They definitely hit their stride in season 2. Currently in season 3.
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18 hours ago, Beltmann said:
Even better, to my eyes, is 1986's Something Wild, which was my introduction to Demme and ranks among the greatest of American movies. I don't want to write an essay here, so I'll just say that there must have been a divine alchemy at work in Something Wild--how did one film get so lucky with its perfect script, perfect casting, and perfect choice of director? Everything sparks, including its mesmerizing tonal shifts, but one of the things I most cherish about the film is what happens on the margins. Demme consistently presents a view of America and her people that is honest, weird, egalitarian, lived-in, and totally sublime. And the music fucking rules.
I haven't thought about this movie for a long time. I loved it as well. IIRC, it was kind of marketed as a quirky comedy, so when Ray Liotta's character was introduced, I was taken on an incredible, and completely unexpected thrilling, intense ride. Watched it several times after my initial viewing. Haven't seen it in a LONG time.
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Iowa is truly the wild west. Teachers and other school employees became eligible February 1. I lucked into an appointment at the pharmacy nearest my house February 2.
Our district has tried, and thus far failed, to coordinate a large clinic. I have a bit of something akin to survivor's guilt. I hope the distribution becomes more efficient and equitable soon!
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One Night in Miami on Prime exceeded my expectations. More historical fiction than history, no doubt, but I enjoyed the dialogue and the performances.
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Just now, uncool2pillow said:
Ladies & Gentlemen, our long national nightmare is over.
Just quoting Ford there. I'm well aware there's a shit ton of work to do now. It just feels good to have leaders in Biden & Harris that are worthy of respect.
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Ladies & Gentlemen, our long national nightmare is over.
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Unfortunately, the social studies classes I teach will not line up well with the ceremony, though I am worried enough about incidents that I'm not sure we'd watch it if I could. I probably would...
Otherwise, I'm going to shave my beard and have some bourbon when I get home tomorrow, if it all goes smoothly.
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22 hours ago, uncool2pillow said:
Posting this in this thread because Miller's podcast definitely covers a lot of the same themes as Tweedy's book. Jeff is a guest on the most recent edition of Rhett's Wheels Off podcast. Linking, but it's probably easier to get through whatever podcast app you use. Haven't listened yet.
I listened this morning. It was a good talk. Not too much new, but a fun story from his childhood about how, as a toddler, he'd climb up on his parents' stereo and cry until they played a record.
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Posting this in this thread because Miller's podcast definitely covers a lot of the same themes as Tweedy's book. Jeff is a guest on the most recent edition of Rhett's Wheels Off podcast. Linking, but it's probably easier to get through whatever podcast app you use. Haven't listened yet.
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It's a Bowie day today. Probably all weekend. Happy birthday you wonderful alien!
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You and I
Theologians
Hummingbird
Where Do I Begin
Your Are My Face
What Light
Say You Miss Me
The Lonely 1
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I now hear that song as sort of a prophetic glimpse of the coming Trump administration. I liked it, but now I really love it. It's maybe my favorite track on W(TA).
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37 minutes ago, chuckrh said:
It's the "new" version of Zuma in the Archives Vol. 2.
Disc 8 (1975) Dume
1. Ride My Llama #
2. Cortez the Killer
3. Don’t Cry No Tears
4. Born to Run *
5. Barstool Blues
6. Danger Bird
7. Stupid Girl
8. Kansas #
9. Powderfinger #
10. Hawaii #
11. Drive Back
12. Lookin’ for a Love
13. Pardon My Heart
14. Too Far Gone #
15. Pocahontas #
16. No One Seems to Know #This one is stunning, too. It's journey to the ditch in a box haha.
Disc 5 (1974) Walk On
1. Winterlong
2. Walk On
3. Bad Fog of Loneliness #
4. Borrowed Tune
5. Traces #
6. For the Turnstiles
7. Ambulance Blues
8. Motion Pictures
9. On the Beach
10. Revolution Blues
11. Vampire Blues
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3 hours ago, chuckrh said:
What's this? I did a google search for Dume album and Dume Zuma and came up empty.
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1 hour ago, Chez said:
A college friend is in the current Poi Dog lineup. Rick Gehrenbeck.
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Two female-fronted groups I love right now:
The Beths
Deep Sea Diver
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3 hours ago, Albert Tatlock said:
The Four Season mix-up was pretty hilarious
A perfect end
Re-Creation: Jeff Tweedy | American Acoustasonic Jazzmaster | Fender
in Just A Fan
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