Jeremy D. Larson
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working on a new unified theory of american reality i'm calling "everyone is twelve now"
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We're giving a lot of cover to Over-Determined Leftist Film Guys but that's a fight for another day
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Inevitably, when we closed the list, we were all like "Hell yeah this is awesome, we love this, people are going to dig it" like it was my first day online workin for the site
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You'll be pilloried for this. Pilloried!
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Yeah sure. I'm dating myself but I remember when Stylus published the Top 101-200 Favourite Albums of All Time and I generally think that's the best idea for a list stylusmagazines.com/feature_ID_8...
Top 101-200 Favourite Albums Ever : The Stylus Magazine List - Article - Stylus Magazine
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The only canon we are trying to change with the rap list is show that Rap Guys are the most annoying kind of guy on the internet, finally shifting the hegemony away from the annoying Poptimism Guys
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“Rage bait” I declare, as I see the winning Powerball numbers are not on my ticket
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c i genuinely worry I haven't heard enough
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There exists a kind of gentile performance when sharing a song you like with other people. It's always like "I know you've probably heard this before but..." before I send someone a YouTube of a shitty vinyl rip of a Dutch techno song uploaded 9 years ago with only 24 views
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Man, I remember hopping on the phone with Kaleb for this piece and thinking, "Oh you write almost exactly how you talk." He was so thoughtful & cared about his truth, his blue and funny vision of the world. Loved this piece, one of his many great accomplishments in life pitchfork.com/reviews/albu...
Johnny Cash: American Recordings
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we explore Johnny Cash’s 1994 comeback American Recordings.
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I really enjoyed When The Roses Come Again, I listen to it a lot. Thanks for the tunes
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I personally don't think this is the best way to understand Pitchfork
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I think it's romantic to grade papers or catch up on some emails on Sunday while watching the game—smacks of Victorian leisure somehow
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Every 4 bars of this song, a new little marvel of sound and melody and production appears as if she's creating the universe from nothing www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-Dm...
Jump to It
YouTube video by Aretha Franklin - Topic
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Wish I loved anything as much as Trent Reznor loves throwing a major third into a minor key song
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At dinner with my mother last night and Luke Combs’ cover of “Fast Car” comes on and she looks at me inquisitively and asks “Is this Jellybean??”