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Where did you find this? Filed under "RIYL Faith No More"? This is epically good. And this video is Tarntino-esquely sick:

Went to church for the first time since my mom passed away, did not smolder. I went to show support for a friend at her father's memorial service, but the service started as soon as I got there, and as time progressed, my resolve faltered. So by the end of the service, I just gave her a hug and a kiss (we're a very kissy and huggy lot, this particular circle of my childhood friends, so don't misinterpret that -- it was welcome) of comfort and support, and passed on the condolences of my sisters. (le sigh) I suck at church.

I know how both you and they feel.

If you don't see me posting for a while...

What? No, not even maybe. Maybe compared to Luke Cage, but pretty much no other show I can think of (certainly not Dollhouse). And it was during (one of?) the conversation(s?) between Bernard and Ford where there was an automaton playing piano in the background (I the fact that they use largely pianos, and a variety of them, even during the opening credits) that I'm not recognizing the song. (wanders off, returns) Ooh, ooh, I was right, it was Debussy: Nice, another callback to "reveries".

Happy birthday, Peter!! (party favour noise)

Happy birthday, Iain!! (party favour noise)

Happy birthday!! (party favour noise)

Lollers...yes, yes I did. There's a lot of dialog over it, but I'll see if I can't give Shazam or SoundHound a go. And yes, I do like the way they're propelling the story without rushing things. Continues to remind of Battlestar Galactica.

I went from getting a cheap unknown $30 chorus to this crazy thing. Just arrived.

I got the Joplin, and recognize but can't name the one at 37:33. Debussy? Sartre? Also, someone pointed out that all three songs in the first episode had something to do with 'black' -- Paint It, Black, Black Hole Sun, and the song in the end credits was by the man in black (johnny Cash).

tweed No, seriously, you all are putting way too much thought into this, they'd all look fine in a large enough swath. I'd base it on what it does to the sound. Are they all the same thickness/weight/density-of-weave/etc.? I'd use the thinnest, most inert, least "muffling" material. Synthetic over organic materials. I was actually going to regrill my old pioneers with lace at one point.

a well-timed article written for me (It cracks me up that they use Aubrey Plaza as the poster child...

Finished it; that was fucking fantastic. And Sharon Jones! And the chemistry between Luke and .

It's far and away their most under-rated. Everyone knows Brothers in Arms and Sultans of Swing, but this is just superb.

Possibly, but we won't know until they try it. I, for one, intend to follow it closely.

She's so great -- make sure to check out Director's Cut -- I didn't get those albums until I heard that version. Also Never for Ever and The Dreaming.

Phantogram, Three on Tidal

I stand corrected.

Out of my league, but they're for sale. Also, "Audi Blue", so not just gay men should be attracted to them. Just manly men.

Wait, those are new colour combinations? Oh, oh, oh, the passive ones were gloss black/copper and gloss white/blue, so the other way 'round.

RIP King Bhumibol Adulyadej

Muchas gracias, mi amigo. Domo Arigato. Will play it at my next opportunity, right now listening to Hush Forever meets Deep Dive Corp. EP. Bliss: