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The Walrus posted:that blonde was cute and had a nice voice but man, country music. a country song called' wild wild west' is sung with all sincerity. what a trashfire of a genre. http://i.imgur.com/Za5Ff5c.gifv y'all can feel free to use that gif anytime kaworu posts
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Origami Dali posted:On what planet is that considered a country song? Just... what?? It was clearly in the vein of new country like some early taylor swift stuff. from the guardian review of the album ""My Wild West has a west-coast pop sheen to it, but touches of acoustic guitar and banjo suggest a country feel." "pop with touches of acoustic guitar and banjo" is country music now btw.
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Origami Dali posted:On what planet is that considered a country song? Just... what?? The Walrus posted:It was clearly in the vein of new country like some early taylor swift stuff. from the guardian review of the album ""My Wild West has a west-coast pop sheen to it, but touches of acoustic guitar and banjo suggest a country feel." My wife is really into country and I can state for a fact after hearing so much of it that any music that originates in the south or is sung by someone with a southern accent is country, no matter what it sounds like. It's pop music from the south. Think of 'drunk on a plane', why the gently caress is that country? (google it for a music video if you've never heard of it before, which I assume is the case)
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I was discussing Twin Peaks and other David Lynch's work with the girlfriend last night. This weeks episode was a doozie, on par with the nuke episode. This quote from Cole's dream has got me hosed up: “We’re like the dreamer who dreams and lives inside the dream…but who is the dreamer?” While talking she showed me this picture from "Mulholland Drive" that she had seen earlier:  Is this show about the struggles of characters within the psyche of David Lynch? It's widely accepted that "Lost Highway" is a representation of his creative process and he's said that the three works are in the same universe. But where do the nukes come in to play? What is the electricity and what do the rooms represent? 
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 SKYTV (uk) IS REPORTING THAT PART 15 is 70 mins LONG AAAAAAAAAAHH HE WE GO they also have the image placeholder up for the streaming service. this looks new? https://images.metadata.sky.com/pd-image/c8f80c6f-40f7-4656-89b3-920124d94db0/16-9/500 get your hype ON.
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DevCore posted:Is this show about the struggles of characters within the psyche of David Lynch? 1. yes 2. ok 3. that's up to you
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DevCore posted:I was discussing Twin Peaks and other David Lynch's work with the girlfriend last night. you should check out this dudes twitter feed, spends all his time linking up the current seasons imagery with past lynch work and his art. really great stuff. https://twitter.com/ramontorrente https://twitter.com/ramontorrente/status/897038438368772097 https://twitter.com/ramontorrente/status/891450970101690368 https://twitter.com/ramontorrente/status/893969256311910400 https://twitter.com/ramontorrente/status/884137800957906944
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*goon watching my dinner with andre* what's with all these exposition dumps?!
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Vikar Jerome posted:
I think ~50k was the population on the original show, no? Seems like it's gotten bigger since then. edit: yes, 50k was the population of the town on the first run. or what it was stated to be, anyway. It was intended to be 5k by lynch. who the gently caress knows what this all means. maybe that image means everything. maybe it means nothing. I love this show. The Walrus fucked around with this message at 18:17 on Aug 15, 2017 |
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Vikar Jerome posted:you should check out this dudes twitter feed, spends all his time linking up the current seasons imagery with past lynch work and his art. really great stuff. Oh wow! Great stuff in here. Looks like he also ties a lot of foreshadowing with future events.
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The Walrus posted:I think ~50k was the population on the original show, no? Seems like it's gotten bigger since then. The Access Guide to the Town book that came out back in the day stated that the town sign was missing a decimal point, and that the actual population was 5,120.1.
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chime_on posted:The Access Guide to the Town book that came out back in the day stated that the town sign was missing a decimal point, and that the actual population was 5,120.1. haha this rules if it's not a joke, I hope it's not. Lynch and Frost did say the town's size was an executive decision and not one of theirs.
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I haven't read the book in 25 years-- it vanished into my high school girlfriend's collection when we broke up. But that was definitely in there.
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The original population was 5,120 but the network wanted it to be bigger so L/F added a 1 to the end That thing about the book rules though haha
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The Walrus posted:that blonde was cute and had a nice voice but man, country music. a country song called' wild wild west' is sung with all sincerity. what a trashfire of a genre. lol what a piece of poo poo
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Escobarbarian posted:The original population was 5,120 but the network wanted it to be bigger so L/F added a 1 to the end I never thought it seemed plausible that Twin Peaks was a city of 50,000 people from what we saw of it.
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General Dog posted:lol what a piece of poo poo modern pop country music is loving terrible, dude. most soulless, unoriginal genre there is. I mean, poo poo, the south likes it.
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The Walrus posted:modern pop country music is loving terrible, dude. most soulless, unoriginal genre there is. I mean, poo poo, the south likes it. That song doesn't sound remotely like modern radio country.
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General Dog posted:That song doesn't sound remotely like modern radio country. I disagree, but why does that make me a piece of poo poo again? edit: maybe I'm misremembering but it really reminded me of that romeo and juliet taylor swift song just with less fiddling The Walrus fucked around with this message at 19:12 on Aug 15, 2017 |
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We can't stop here, this is radio country
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The Walrus posted:I disagree, but why does that make me a piece of poo poo again? I feel like dismissing both an entire genre of music and region of the country wholesale isn't a great look, personally
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She sounds hell of a lot closer to Ellie Goulding or something than anything resembling Taylor Swift (who is good, for the record). Anybody who lists their music preference as "anything but country and rap" is a boring piece of poo poo 100% of the time.
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The song was bad so I skipped it an adult Swift fan getting defensive about it, without her being specifically mentioned? color me shocked
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I thought the song was nice.
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Vikar Jerome posted:yeah but what if phillip jeffries is a part time musician and performs just for coop. quit reading my slashfic
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If Lynch wanted Bowie to have a song it wouldn't be absurd for him to sing in the red room in a callback to Sycamore Trees. Actually Bowie just singing Sycamore Trees would be wild. I'm still in the camp that it's unlikely we'll actually see Phillip Jeffries again, as a human at least
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General Dog posted:She sounds hell of a lot closer to Ellie Goulding or something than anything resembling Taylor Swift (who is good, for the record). I listen to a lot of hiphop. It's a very varied genre. Country is not. At least in my experience. Lots of my family listens to country music. I don't like to dismiss an entire genre out of hand so I've asked them to pass on some good tunes. It's all the same poo poo. If you'd like to PM me some country tracks that don't have the exact same chord progression and do not mention any of the following: pickup trucks, cars, whiskey, a dog, beer, or 'country livin', I will be happy to check them out. And gently caress you.
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General Dog posted:I feel like dismissing both an entire genre of music and region of the country wholesale isn't a great look, personally General Dog posted:Anybody who lists their music preference as "anything but country and rap" is a boring piece of poo poo 100% of the time. Yep. I liked the song.
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Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynch, and that one Bright Eyes album are good country music. David Bowie in the lodge/waiting room singing the sycamore trees song would cement this as the greatest thing to ever happen on tv
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General Dog posted:
Especially since they're lying liars. Watch them run when you throw on the Diana Damrau Die Zauberflote (which features the best Der holle rache you'll ever hear btw).
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DevCore posted:I was discussing Twin Peaks and other David Lynch's work with the girlfriend last night. Interestingly, that quote is taken from the Aitareya Upanishad and Lynch opened with it at some of his film premieres - I think this is mentioned in the bonus disc for Inland Empire  And of course Lynch also applies this much more literally by casting himself as Cole. (As a side note, the Aitareya Upanishad was first translated into English by a man named Colebrooke, though that's probably just a coincidence)
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His Monica Belucci dream was hilarious cause it was like seeing the creator on screen screaming "HERE LOOK I LEFT THIS IMPORTANT CLUE WAY BACK THERE SEE IT" and it almost almost literally this
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