Elisa

Try Wilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and then you won't have to listen to Dave Matthews Band anymore

Do you know that they won't ship you children's underpants?

I might not be able to find a GIF for this.

I thought the exact same thing. He could have saved it for a blink song.

It could have been worse. It's just that I can't stand seeing blink volunteer themselves for this kind of music. And what the hell is Mark screaming for? who hurt you calm down

I'm just leaving it here but I haven't listened to it

I've always followed every single thing the three of them were doing but I'm glad I never bothered to watch that show. I actually saw part of an episode where Mark and Tom was supposed to be in and I think it was only for less than 5 minutes.

I just saw The Kindergarten Teacher (2018) on Netflix and wow! It was so amazing, subtle and disturbing. (A)

I haven't listened to this in years but I still believe it doesn't need lyrics or anything else to sound better because it's great this way!

I recently bought a FP polo. They're so nice!

So so powerful. Spike Lee back in full effect.

This second season of THE DEUCE was amazing, I loved every minute of it. And Maggie Gyllenhaal continues to be everything.

I finally saw Blackkklansman last night, soooo good! 9/10 And that ending left everyone who laughed during the film walking out of the cinema SILENT. Most people just sat in it until the credits were over.

Talking about recent stuffs, Will Yip's production on Floral Green by Title Fight is amazing. Not so recent: Untitled, Clarity, MCS, Pinkerton especially for how the drums sound, and I'm big into the Mike Sapone sound like Deja Entendu, Science Fiction, the Sainthood Reps demos, his Crime in Stereo stuff. Not blink/pop punk related: Brothers in Arms by Dire Straits is such a good sounding album. The remixed edition of Sgt. Pepper's that came out last year sounds great too. And anything Chris Walla did with Death Cab is incredibly well done.

I don't know shit about production and engineering but I just want to say that one of the things I loved the most about the Untitled album was how, especially in the first years after it came out, it was an album you could listen to and notice new things every time you relistened. That has to count for something.