cobl04
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Way late with this, but Doja Cat fucking rules.
This is a reasonable response, although I don't think it's right to call her "legitimately insane", and I wonder if you'd have a different view if it was an artist you don't love.
Just clearing that I am not saying that Prince is cancelled, or that he's now a prick whom we should disregard, I love Prince too, just having an open conversation.
.she hasn't seemed mentally stable since the early 2000s.
Yeah. Perhaps "insane" isn't the most delicate way to put it but with her disappearances, her threats of suicide, her multiple name changes and dabbling in different religions...she hasn't seemed mentally stable since the early 2000s.
This is a killer track.
These collaborations are so often underwhelming, but this one really delivered. It helps that both of them have some alt-country sensibilities and a great ear for songwriting. I love how their voices play off each other, and the music itself was so good. This seems like a one-off thing, but I kind of hope they do more stuff together.
Makes me think of how much of a mixed bag David Byrne collabs can be.
tears for fears is legit one of the most under appreciated bands of the last 40 years.
tears for fears is legit one of the most under appreciated bands of the last 40 years.
I saw Simple Minds a few years ago, didn’t realize Mel Gaynor had left. They’re a favorite of mine, too. I think they’re vastly underrated and under appreciated, in large due to being famous for a song that’s bigger than the band. Evidently, Jim seems to reluctantly play the song live - when I saw them, he had the audience sing it, and really he only sang to get the audience on track.
A band from that same era that has a deeper discography and a big cult following is Simple Minds. I'm slowly trying to get into the back catalogue (the only one I owned as a kid is Once Upon a Time), and there's a lot of great songs in there if you can get past the dated instrumentation.