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The soundtrack to buying skunk off a bunch of guys that looked like they spent all the time they weren't selling weed in the gym. I got bollocked by one of them for slamming his car door last time I saw him, was like "shit, sorry" then jumped out, slammed the door again, realised what I'd just done and didn't dare look back.
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68. Robert Hood, Stark Reality
Unbelievable. The pad alone... Strangely otherworldly for a tune called Stark Reality... I dunno whether he sampled it or what, but it instantly makes me think of hardcore; sounds like something you'd hear in an SS tune from '92 or something.
Unbelievable. The pad alone... Strangely otherworldly for a tune called Stark Reality... I dunno whether he sampled it or what, but it instantly makes me think of hardcore; sounds like something you'd hear in an SS tune from '92 or something.
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
Closet Jew, obvs.
linebaugh
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very good blakey video
69. Lab Rat XL, Lab Rat 3
The late, great James Stinson. I've played this over and over. The rest of the album's good, particularly the first track, but this is the one that really grabbed me; hard to believe it's seventeen years old, hasn't aged a day. Wonder what else he would have come up with had he lived...
The late, great James Stinson. I've played this over and over. The rest of the album's good, particularly the first track, but this is the one that really grabbed me; hard to believe it's seventeen years old, hasn't aged a day. Wonder what else he would have come up with had he lived...
linebaugh
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sheesh every sound in this is immaculate
71. Chuck Jackson, Any Day Now
Closes PTA's Inherent Vice adaptation. Still haven't fully processed that ending. It's different to the book's, a little more ambiguous. Doc's with Shasta, but something's off whereas the book ends with him alone, stuck in fog and hoping for something to be there when it lifts.
Some gut wrenching comments under uploads of this one,
jimgag2 3 years ago
27 years ago,my wife was dying from cancer. One evening I was pulling into my garage when this song came on the radio. I sat in my car for a good ten minutes and cried.
Closes PTA's Inherent Vice adaptation. Still haven't fully processed that ending. It's different to the book's, a little more ambiguous. Doc's with Shasta, but something's off whereas the book ends with him alone, stuck in fog and hoping for something to be there when it lifts.
Some gut wrenching comments under uploads of this one,
jimgag2 3 years ago
27 years ago,my wife was dying from cancer. One evening I was pulling into my garage when this song came on the radio. I sat in my car for a good ten minutes and cried.