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themusicsweetly · 10 months
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Jamie x Claire x ✨this move✨
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cathighfive · 1 year
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Day 25: Favorite Red Jamie scene
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When this category came up I didn't have to think too hard about one of my favorite Red Jamie moments. In Season 1 Episode Episode 8 Both Sides Now, Red Jamie scales walls with an unloaded pistol to save his wife from Black Jack. Only Red Jamie could accomplish this I think, but I also think it is because of what is on the line, Claire's life and his own.
After doing some more thinking about this category I thought Red Jamie grows up, but he never grows out of Red Jamie. He will always fight for family, loyalty and honor. I had to choose another favorite Red Jamie moment.
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Season 5 Episode 7 The Ballad of Roger Mac (man, I repeated an episode) Jamie is Red Jamie. He was forced to put on the red coat by Governor Tryon, but after the battle and having Murtagh die in his arms ( wish I had thought of that for the most heart breaking scene.) He stands up to to the Governor and throws the red coat soaked in his God father's blood on the ground. Again, Red Jamie, fighting for family, loyalty and honor.
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brian-in-finance · 11 months
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S05E07 The Ballad Of Roger Mac • 29 March 2020 Official Script
Outlander Rewatch 2023 Countdown To Season 7
Favourite Word
Ye think it's nothing when a man coories into ye in public like a common radge? — Buck
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Favourite Line
Dinna be afraid, a bhalaich… it doesna hurt a bit to die. — Murtagh
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Jamie wrests off the red coat Tryon made him wear, now stained with Murtagh’s blood, and lets it drop into the mud.
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Remember… that obituary Bree brought us, I dinna ken if it's true. But what I do ken is this. There may come a day when you and I shall part again, but it willna be today. — Jamie Fraser
62nd of 75 • Saturday, 3 June 2022
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dilfgifs · 1 year
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SAM HEUGHAN as JAMIE FRASER OUTLANDER S05E07 “The Ballad of Roger Mac”
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pensbridgertons · 7 months
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GIFTOBER 2023 • day 7: water
OUTLANDER (2014 -) 5.07 The Ballad of Roger Mac
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sharpesjoy · 2 years
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There may come a day when you and I shall part again, but it willna be today.
OUTLANDER | The Ballad of Roger Mac (5.07)
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specialagentartemis · 8 months
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Was tagged by @astriiformes to name 10 songs I like with names in the title. It’s a fun challenge! Nate named two of my own favorites too (“Dawson’s Christian” and “The Mary Ellen Carter”) so barring those:
Sam Jones by C. J. Cherryh and Leslie Fish
Signy Mallory by Mercedes Lackey and Leslie Fish
Calypso by John Denver
Rhiannon by Fleetwood Mac
Nell Flaherty’s Drake (traditional) by The Clancy Brothers
Dana Katherine Scully by Tacocat
Who The Hell Is Edgar? by Teya and Salena
Barrett’s Privateers by Stan Rogers
MacArthur Park by Donna Summer
Pancho and Lefty by Townes Van Zandt
Fun mix of folk/ballad and dance/disco lol.
Tagging @chimaerakitten, @ilovedthestars, @consolecadet, @geejaysmith if you want to do it :)
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lunapaper · 1 year
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Album Review: 'Endless Summer Vacation' - Miley Cyrus
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Miley Cyrus has gone through so many evolutions at this point that she’s practically a Pokemon. 
We’ve had neon-soaked Bangerz Miley trying to twerk her way out of Disney hell, psychedelic Miley and her Dead Petz, country pop sweetheart Miley on Younger Now, classic rock Miley on Plastic Hearts… She doesn’t give us the best of both worlds; she gives us all the fuckin’ worlds!  
So, I guess Endless Summer Vacation is Miley’s Solar Power? Not quite. This record doesn’t take itself anywhere near as seriously, but it’s not nearly as interesting, either.  
Like most Miley albums, Endless Summer Vacation is a mishmash of sounds and ideas. Some of it works, most of it doesn’t. If anything, Cyrus spends most of her time cribbing from other artists.  
Tracks like ‘Rose-Coloured Glasses’ and ‘Thousand Miles’ (not that one) recall the earthy 00s-style folk rock of Maggie Rogers, which is no coincidence since both tracks were produced by Kid Harpoon, who also produced Rogers’ latest record. ‘River’ capitalises on the bubbly disco pop already perfected by the likes of Cyrus’ one-time collaborator Dua Lipa. ‘Violet Chemistry’ is just something Taylor Swift already made a better version of on Midnights. Despite having a rather powerful team of writers and producers behind it (including James Blake), it’s nothing more than a bunch of chintzy synths on a loop.  
So many people have called this their favourite track on Endless Summer Vacation, but I just don’t hear it. Why? Are the pickings really that slim here? 
Well, kinda. So what does work?  
‘Jaded’ is a swirling Tame Impala rip-off but at least it’s a good one, infused with some early 00s power ballad energy. ‘Handstand’ (co-written with Spring Breakers director Harmony Korine, of all people) is big, fat and glitchy with a bright neon glow, with Cyrus tapping back into her weirdo pop instincts as she recites some swampy beat poetry (‘In the sky, we could see the riders on the horseback/On comets, coming toward us, kicking up with laughter/My friend Big Twitchy rode the boat into the light/Surfed to the north break/We danced until there was nothing left/Just me and Twitchy/'Cause that's all we knew’). ‘You’ is a jazzy, sweeping, aching ballad dedicated to Cyrus’ boyfriend, producer Maxx Morando. 
‘Muddy Feet,’ meanwhile, interpolates both Ella Washington’s 1969 track ‘Starving for Love’ and Christina Aguilera’s ‘Genie in a Bottle,’ and it works. It’s Miley at her best: Bold, raspy and ready to cut a bitch as she leans into the more bluesy tones in her voice. It’s enough to make Sia’s backing vocals feel like an afterthought. 
And then there’s ‘Flowers,’ a sassy response to Bruno Mars’ ‘If I Was Your Man’ with a nice, breezy groove tailor-made for ice cold daydreams and sunny kiss-offs to your ex. There’s also a hint of Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Dreams’ in there, so Cyrus hasn’t totally shaken off the classic rock aesthetic of Plastic Hearts. It’s grown on me with subsequent listens, but it’s still sort of wild that this song, so glossy and unassuming on the surface, has managed to score a massive 96m streams on Spotify.  
But by the time we reach the final trifecta of tracks - ‘Wildcard,’ the balmy ‘Island’ and the schmaltzy ‘Wonder Woman’ – the momentum wanes, and you begin to forget the powerful high that ‘Muddy Feet’ left you with in the first place. The ‘Flowers’ demo that bookends the record isn’t really anything more than filler tacked on to milk the track’s success, though the more stripped-backed feel does give it a bit of a smoky flavour. 
While looking at Stereogum’s coverage of Endless Summer Vacation, I saw an interesting theory posted in the comments section by a delightful chap/chappette going by the name of Econoline Van Fleet. ‘Not only is it obviously dog shit,’ they wrote, ‘but Cyrus is savvy and talented enough to know that it’s obviously dog shit. I suppose one could make the argument that her awareness of this fact is some kind of subversive performance art (“She knows that we know she knows!”), but that rationalization is itself a huge pile of steaming dog shit. This is the soundtrack of an artistically bankrupt empire in decline. The barrage of dog shit is every bit as predictable and boring as the decline itself.’ 
It’s not a bad theory, but is Miley really that self-aware?  
As an artist, Cyrus seemingly suffers from a sort of identity crisis, always doing a hard reset on each subsequent era. The same also applies to Endless Summer Vacation: There’s no common thread between these songs, the tracklisting almost an afterthought. There’s a couple of empowerment anthems sprinkled here, a power ballad there, the weirdo pop track somewhere in the middle... 
And despite the title, there’s not much to suggest that these songs are bright and summery in any way beyond 'Flowers,’ ‘Handstand’ and maybe ‘Violet Chemistry.’  
Lyrical cliches are also rampant. Whether she’s pouring her heart out or sticking it to an ex-lover, Cyrus’ feelings are often vague and surface-level at best, leaving it to the tabloids and Genius cliff notes to fill in the rest. And it has an awful lot of writers behind it, too: ‘Muddy Feet’ alone has a whopping 11 while ‘Island’ - probably the most boring track on the entire album – has seven. 
Endless Summer Vacation feels more like Cyrus making a cynical play for streaming numbers while still trying to atone for her more controversial eras. It’s all so painfully ‘safe’; I can't believe people actually like this. Y’all were just praising her for ripping off Stevie Nicks a couple of years ago... 
Now 30 and newly divorced, it’s natural that the singer would display a little more growth, but blandness shouldn’t be mistaken for maturity. It’s a problem that’s plagued many a female artist before her: Being forced to file back the edges and tone things down in order to be taken ‘seriously,’ as if fun and lust and passion have a use-by date.  
Cyrus' sharp shift into adult contemporary resembles that of P!nk in certain respects: A talented singer once known for rocking out now churning out bland, radio-friendly dance pop. I'm not much older than Miley, but even I’ve got no patience for this crap. 
Endless Summer Vacation isn’t the long, breezy getaway most were probably hoping for. Rather, it lands right in the middle of the road, just idling there until Miley decides on what sharp turn she’s gonna make next...  
- Bianca B. 
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Jamie Fraser 5x07
This episode really showcased Sam's talent. Such a dynamic performance.
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cathighfive · 1 year
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Day 24: Favorite Jamie + Claire being silly/adorable scene
The morning of Jamie's 50th birthday on Season 5 Episode 7 The Ballad of Roger Mac.
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(image credit: https://outlander-online.com/)
In this scene Jamie is taking stock of his life and limbs and aside from a few scars he is still in perfect working order. Claire sings him the Happy Birthday song and admits she also takes stock of who she is on her birthday. I just thought this was a really sweet adorable scene between the two of them. They don't get very many simple moments together being constantly surrounded in chaos so it is always fun to see them act like normal couple do.
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sassenach4life · 4 years
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💗 Fraser Love 💗
The Ballad of Roger Mac (507)
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whiteraven-s · 4 years
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506 ↣ 507
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themusicsweetly · 4 years
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t a k e  m y  w h o l e  l i f e ,  t o o
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jemscorner · 4 years
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He lifted his hand and let my hair fall slowly from his fingers, brushing my face, skimming my lips, floating soft and heavy on my neck and shoulders, lying like feathers at the tops of my breasts.
“Mo nighean donn,” he whispered, “mo chridhe. My brown lass, my heart.”
“Come to me. Cover me. Shelter me, a bhean, heal me. Burn with me, as I burn for you.”
    ~ The Fiery Cross
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Outander Parallel: The Fiery Cross (5x01) // The Ballad of Roger Mac (5x07) 
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xmichaeljacksonx · 4 years
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Sam Heughan deserves an Emmy for his performance in Outlander 5x07
The Ballad of Roger Mac
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