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I really enjoy the thoughtful consideration of Bowie's remarkably delightful work. Well that's done.

The point about Rory's live stuff being amazing is true, for sure (touring was his thing and it was probably what killed him in the end: he was always on tour and was terrified of flying, so had to take sleeping pills to get through the flight, but this wrecked his liver in the end). I particularly love his slide playing on a resonator/dobro guitar. For example, on the Irish Tour live album he does an amazing version of Tony Joe White's "As The Crow Flies", where he just makes a totally new song out of it (Tony's version is great too though). He's playing slide blues and singing so well, as well as some decent harmonica playing (much better then Bob Dylan, who I always found a bit sloppy). The other vid I always go back to is Rory playing on Irish television and he does a really great acoustic (dobro) slide blues version of 'Too Much Alcohol'... it's so good, particularly the guitar playing. You could imagine him playing on the street in Mississippi or something. Think he plays 'Pistol Slapper Blues' in that appearance too, but 'Too Much Alcohol' is my fave...going back to it now ha. Cheeeeers

Thanks for the rave! We are indeed still together, playing shows and releasing new music. Thanks again, Joel.

Great episode! i love the scott pilgrim film but i get your POV.

Could you check out some Sufjan Stevens I think a beginners mind and Carrie and Lowell are both great albums

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I hated Stacy's Mom as a single, but when I heard it in the context of the album I changed my mind. The fact they have Stacy's Mom lead into Hackensack is brilliant because of the dichotomy those songs have with each other. Stacy's Mom is about youthful arrogance and a longing to grow up already and be an adult, and Hackensack is about missing the innocence of youth and living with regret.

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Everytime this trailer came on before a movie i was flabbergasted that it was being made. I watched d'angelo wallaces video on this that goes into the lore with the "real" book this movie was based on and how they think taylor swift wrote this movie?? The whole backstory sounds more interesting than the movie plot lol

good chat fellas. i was also hopeful that SALTBURN or IRON CLAW would get literally anything...but alas...

This was a fun watch, thanks guys. Mark is awesome.

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While I'm writing comments, I'll suggest more shows haha. Danger 5: Freaking hilarious. Can't recommend highly enough. Katla: Completely captivating and haunting and deep. The Forest of Love Deep Cut (the longer mini-series version): My favorite director, Sion Sono. Terrifying from a human perspective, and the main actor is freaking incredible. Kingdom: Feudal Korea but zombies. So entertaining and well done. The first episode is certainly slow, but give it through episode two at least. The Silent Sea: This one I don't recommend quite as highly. It's (probably too) slow sci-fi suspense, but I enjoyed it. Finally, I'll mention the skit shows I've seen, every one of which is 100x better than SNL: WKUK, KITH, Mr. Show, Mitchell & Webb.

A good rule of thumb for anime is that you almost ALWAYS need to get through episode 3 before a show starts getting good. You just need to have faith that the first two or three episodes are the worst in the series and it very quickly gets twice as good. Other anime series I recommend for absolutely adults include: Baccano, Michiko to Hatchin, Stand Alone Complex, and Paranoia Agent (from the same people as Perfect Blue). There are lots more, but those are a good start.

I'd never heard of The Lost Room, but the hotel key thing is very similar to a concept in a game I played recently. But I can't remember which game lol! It might be The Medium, but I don't think so. I'll come back when I remember.

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I didnt even watch Cats, you guys are brave to have done it haha. also, you two sound remarkably the same! fun discussion though, will sub here for more :)

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If you're over 30, and were ever in a long relationship or two, this film will likely resonate with you. I have been on both sides, being the distant boyfriend as well as being emotionally destroyed by a girlfriend. So, I can relate to both sides of this amazing break up film, and it made the experience very personal on many levels. Second, if you have ever had to endure a rough untimely death in the family, or been abandoned by your family in any way having trouble dealing, you will likely find catharsis in this movie. Third, if you have ever enjoyed taking psychedelics, especially in the woods and/or at a festival, this film is must see for you. Forth, if you can appreciate a movie that honors a Kubrickian style cinematography, as well as liking dark comedy, this movie will impress you thoroughly. Lastly, if you like movies that stay with you for days or weeks, haunting your mind with thoughts, images, and emotions, Midsommar will do just that.

I'm pretty sure you all didn't discuss Giggle McDimples, which is a travesty. Because she was the best character. Another notable point is the quality of humor and that this was the only animated film rated 'G' this year. Enjoyable as always though, love your commentary.

What are your thoughts on Sorry to Bother You?

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Am I the first one to watch this? How is that possible? Great work as always.

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Great discussion, gents. Thanks for sharing.

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I like you guys. This is a good conversation. I like that you keep it focused on the movie.

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