But, speaking of Cyndi Lauper, you know what I REALLY love?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y1TZXc5DiY
I heard Gardening at Night at two different stores today. That is all.
sorry probably one of the few benefits to living in memphis.Big Star Third live was not free for me .
oh yeah, i would definitely consider myself a casual fan. i've got the albums (well, the main three at least, never tried to get into their 90s reunion stuff), i listen to them and love them, but i feel like i don't listen to them enough or anything to consider myself some huge fan.As someone who could be said to be a casual Big Star fan (if they exist?) the documentary was so great. I get why the band is revered so much now.
(And of course NOW I find out they did the Third show here last year and I wasn't even aware of it. I missed out on seeing Mike Mills and Jody Stephens on the same stage?! Damnit!)
yeah, i like that one too. at least as far as her hits go - i've never really delved into anything other than her greatest hits - it's probably one of my favourites. i guess because it's so different for her. girls just wanna have fun...i don't hate it, but i'm definitely sick of hearing it.But, speaking of Cyndi Lauper, you know what I REALLY love?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y1TZXc5DiY
For Laz and anyone else who likes the band: I've recently started going through Saint Etienne's discography in order.
Never having heard much of their music outside of DI lists, I was surprised to hear that Foxbase Alpha had some Ibiza house vibes. A bit long and sonically inconsistent, but it's straight feelgood music. I listened to the US version which had a couple extra tracks and maybe that was just a bit too much for a first listen. Pleasant surprise nonetheless.
So Tough is fucking good. A little trimmer, a little darker, a little more focused, more of an "album" instead of a never-ending house wormhole. I was really impressed by the sampling (two tracks in a row borrowed samples from Paul's Boutique, which I'm guessing was an influence on the album) and they integrated it well throughout the album instead of just in select pockets. It really informed the feel of the record. But despite all the consistency and sonic creativity, the songwriting was there too. Great stuff.
Tiger Bay is up next.
The War on Drugs have inked a two-album deal with Atlantic Records.
The War on Drugs have inked a two-album deal with Atlantic Records.
Pitchfork gives their next album a 3.7.
Most of the review will be about Lost In A Dream.
I hate making choices when it comes to restaurants. I've never been to Coffee Bean before and I'm supposed to put my order in for work and the answer to what I want to order has literally been bothering me for hours now. #firstworldproblems
I Coffee Bean. My go to is their dark chocolate iced latte. It's delicious.
Damn. That sounds good.