@fuccboihermit2 It is silly, I’m deliberately being obtuse as a joke. It’s a famous old complaint about Tim that I’m smearing the rest of the albums with, which I sort of get away with because it’s kind of half true, but it’s a stupid thing to nitpick because all these albums are incredible.
@MinersLung47 You’re not wrong, but daydream nation is my favourite album of all time, so I give it a pass. To my ears the extra overdubs make goo sound weird. All the records they did from dirty on sound amazing, even if I don’t listen to them as much as the older stuff.
I used to work at a used record store and one time a guy came in to sell a shit load of Morrissey and Smiths CDs (which we happily bought) and after he left I turned to my boss and went ??? and he was like "Oh yeah, he broke up with Morrissey, happens all the time."
@korea_suicide In the commentary track the writer mentions that when the lawyer told the staff this was the only way they could do Streetcar, he thought to himself "well, this is going to be a lot more work, but it'll probably make it a better episode."
The only reason there is a "vinyl resurgence" today is because the record pressing equipment wasn't destroyed for scrap in the 90s because of Punk/Indie Rock and Underground Dance Music labels fetishizing the medium and keeping it alive when the "Industry" completely left it behind.
We’re told that becoming a Jedi Knight requires a lifetime of training starting at childhood, but Luke feels comfortable telling everyone he is one after maybe two weeks of training that he mostly fails at.