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REVIEWING THE CHARTS: 09/12/2023 (Christmas Garbage, Taylor Swift)

Content warning: It’s beginning to look a lot like…

Merry Christmas! It’s not like it’s barely December or anything. “Last Christmas” by Wham! is #1, again, and in fact most of the top five is Christmas. Mariah’s at #2, and “Fairytale of New York”, undoubtedly boosted by the tragic passing of the Pogues’ lead singer Shane MacGowan, is at #4. Otherwise, Jack Harlow’s at #3 with “Lovin’ on Me” and Noah Kahan of all people is at #5 with “Stick Season”. Yeah, it’s holiday season, the structure’s out the window, it’s REVIEWING THE CHARTS.

Rundown

In fact, it’s the holidays, let’s get that stuff out of the way first. Entering the UK Top 75 - which is what I cover - for the first week this year, we have some absolute classics, some of my personal favourites, like “What Christmas Means to Me” by Stevie Wonder at #75, “2000 Miles” by the Pretenders at #70, “Stop the Cavalry” by Jona Lewie at #68 and “Christmas Lights” by Coldplay at #50. These are some of the earliest highest positions these songs have ever had, and I am so thankful for that because these are, in my opinion, the best ones. Oh, and there’s also… the rest, with “Blue Christmas” by Elvis Presley at #73, “White Christmas” by Bing Crosby at #67, “A Holly Jolly Christmas” by Burl Ives at #61, “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” by The Jackson 5 at #52 (for some reason, the Official Charts Company credits MJ here separately as well), “Let it Snow, Let it Snow!” by Frank Sinatra at #45 (OCC adds an extra “Let it Snow” here for some reason), “The Christmas Song (A Merry Christmas to You)” by Nat King Cole at #43 and “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” by Darlene Love at #42. In the top 40, we don’t see any returns but it is chock-full of holiday tunes, some of which re-peaked or reached a new peak. Those are Jorja Smith’s cover of “Stay Another Day” at #26 and Sam Ryder’s “You’re Christmas to Me” at #12 of course thanks to Amazon, but this is also the highest “Santa, Can’t You Hear Me” by Kelly Clarkson and Ariana Grande has been at #23, with Ari also hitching a re-peak for “Santa Tell Me” at #11. Michael Bublé’s butchered “Holly Jolly Christmas” is at #21 for the first time and Dean Martin’s “Let it Snow” (this time, correctly said three times) peaks at #17. Like I said last week, this is a strong Christmas year and we may see even more of these for older tracks.

Given we obviously don’t have any non-Christmas gains, let’s take a look at what dropped out this week to make room, or at least the notable ones which, you should know the jist of by now. We bid a temporary farewell to “Selecta” by Chase & Status featuring Stefflon Don, “Won’t Forget You” by Jax Jones, D.O.D and Ina Wroldsen featuring The Blackout Crew, “Now that We Don’t Talk” (Taylor’s Version) (From the Vault) by Taylor Swift, “ten” by Fred again.. and Jozzy, “One of Your Girls” by Troye Sivan, “IDGAF” by Drake featuring Yeat, “Me & U” by Tems, “Would You (go to bed with me?)” by Campbell and Alcemist, assisted by a remix with Caity Baser, “Black Friday” by Tom Odell, “Disconnect” by Chase & Status and Becky Hill, “Dance the Night” by Dua Lipa from Barbie, “Teenage Dirtbag” by Wheatus from… the year 2000 and finally, “Pompeii” by Bastille.

That’s a really mixed bag when it comes to quality but I feel like the same actually can’t be said for our debuts, which should be a short little romp but honestly also promise quality out of the gate.

NEW ARRIVALS

#72 - “Everywhere, Everything” - Noah Kahan

Produced by Gabe Simon and Noah Kahan

This is actually a deep cut from Stick Season but of course, it recently got a duet version released so here it is charting, alas in its original version because… that’s OCC for you. How is the original song? Well, Kahan’s been a bit hit or miss for me but this one’s definitely quite Christmassy so it’s a fitting week to debut, especially the opening line of “it’s been a long time” and shaking percussion that is bothersomely in the centre of the mix but still sounds like sleigh bells over the otherwise pretty bare acoustic guitar balladeering, until of course, you get the expected crash into stomp-rock melodrama and, sorry, I just think this formula has been done better, and the chorus here is actually kind of insufferable with the inflections. I suppose the loving-you-until-the-end conceit is cute and well done, but it also doesn’t really fit with the stop-and-start rhythm. I don’t know, it’s really an awkward one, one that I don’t feel makes much of a lasting impact, and adding Gracie Abrams of all people is decidedly not going to help it out at least for me. It’s still alright though, and there is a level of quality here in the songwriting that sometimes you don’t even get on a chart week so I’m not complaining.

#63 - “Jingle Bells” - Meghan Trainor

Produced by a scumbag, a maggot and a cheap lousy…

Listen, even if this wasn’t an Amazon original, I don’t think I’d review this. It’s like cactus repellant. Naturally I went into my batch of song suggestions and this time picked out “Lights” by Charlotte Plank and Hybrid Minds. Plank is a UK singer who hit the top 10 this year with “Dancing is Healing”, and she’s working with yet another drum and bass act, Hybrid Minds being active in liquid funk since around 2012, though they’ve mostly avoided charting. Released in September, I’m honestly kind of surprised this didn’t chart with Plank’s low-register… terribly-mixed vocals, amidst the clashing mix of reggae piano chords, lowly guitars and overwhelming multi-tracking that sadly lessens the impact of that drop into heavy breakbeats a bit… but when it does come in, I mean, it’s a cheat code to drop in some Amen breaks. I could care less about the lyrics here, but it is a shame that outside of that drop, I don’t find much to like, mostly because for a song in this genre, there’s just not much actually there. I think there’s a secretly great atmospheric drum and bass track here, it just needs more layers and less focus on the hyperactive drop. Still a decent song though, and I appreciate the suggestion. I just don’t think this particular one is for me, though I may find songs I like in both catalogues here so I’ll definitely check out more when I get the chance.

#56 - “MY HOUSE” - Beyoncé

Produced by The-Dream and Beyoncé

You can kind of tell that this is a concert film leftover. I’m sure that the film itself is actually brilliant even if self-indulgent because, I mean, it’s Beyoncé and RENAISSANCE is my favourite album of hers by far, but I can’t exactly expect the same budget for vintage sample collage and hard-hitting, dynamic dance tracks for what is essentially a B-side penned solely by Bey and The-Dream. That doesn’t mean it’s not good though because it absolutely is. That smug chuckle that starts the song before the crowd vocal against triumphant horns set this up to be a killer at a live show, so it’s fitting it was for the concert film. Bey also has a violent rasp to her yelling delivery here, not sliding on the beat but instead spitting all over those strings and military drums, and if that’s The-Dream on backing vocals in her verse, God, I’ve never heard him like that. It doesn’t settle for that victory lap though because you know the Queen has to start riffing her way into a completely new song with an even tighter techno groove and wiry, almost neurotic bass synth that just goes crazy, especially with the shifting industrial percussion and Bey holding it down so effortlessly, to the point where it sounds kind of weird when she actually does put in effort, delivering an inspirational spoken word piece that sounds like a sample over another layered harmony vocal that sounds like another sample, but it’s all Bey. It’s actually kind of brilliant in that regard, and I can sigh at her touting her album as anywhere close to “revolutionary”, but If I did, I’d be complaining about pretty much the fabric of the entire album… and that amount of eye-rolling may be better fit for another time because this is a very solid diva house track, even for just a loosie release.

#44 - “Winter Wonderland” (Spotify Singles Holiday) - Laufey

Produced by Laufey and Spencer Stewart

I mean, it’s immediately better than what Amazon churns out because I can actually hear it. Anyway, our story for this one begins all the way back in 1934, when American composers Felix Bernard and Richard Bernhard Smith - yes, both Bernards - wrote this song that’s really just about romance in the Winter, not necessarily Christmas. First recorded by jazz bandleader Richard Himber and his orchestra, it’s been covered a barely countable number of times since, with new arrangements, compositions and added lyrics showing up from time to time. It makes complete sense for Laufey, who mostly dabbles in a vintage kind of jazz-pop, to cover this, and yeah, it sounds good, of course it is. The classy mix is actually less subtle than I’d perhaps want for such an easy-going song but it’s a pretty clean arrangement outside of that, and Laufey, though I feel she struggles to be all that convincing of a performer, has a warm, rich undertone and definitely some little nuances of personality that make this a worthwhile edition to this catalogue of covers. Whilst we’re here, I may as well give a brief history of the song on the UK Singles Chart, as this is the sixth version. Whilst composed in the 1930s, the charts didn’t exist then and it didn’t appear until 1958, with somehow-still-alive Johnny Mathis’ version that, whilst short-lived, did peak at #17, becoming the highest-charting “Winter Wonderland”, though I barely see it floating on streaming these days. It really started picking up in the 90s, as the late Doris Day’s version, originally released in 1964, was doubled with her version of “The Christmas Song” for a 1990 re-release that peaked at #87. Dream pop band Cocteau Twins released an EP called Snow in 1993 that of course charted on the Singles Chart at #58, doubling their version up with a cover of “Frosty the Snowman”. Macy Gray’s 1999 version resurged and peaked at #76 in 2008, and then the several renditions by the late Tony Bennett, both the solo version from 1968 and the Lady Gaga duet from 2014, probably helped him land a chart placement with his version in 2019. It re-charted and peaked at #94 last year and given he sadly passed this year, I imagine we may see a new peak, possibly in the top 75. This little chart history anecdote may be my favourite part of writing this series, so just for funsies, when the versions of “Winter Wonderland” hit their peak, these songs were #1: “It’s Only Make Believe” by Conway Twitty, “Ice Ice Baby” by Vanilla Ice (also a pretty cold song), “Babe” by Take That (dethroning Mr. Blobby, may I add), Alexandra Burke’s cover of “Hallelujah”, “Merry Christmas” by Ed Sheeran and Elton John and of course, “Last Christmas”. It just goes to show you the longevity of this composition.

#20 - “You’re Losing Me” (From the Vault) - Taylor Swift

Produced by Jack Antonoff

You know you’re in the dregs of 2023 when several songs on your new entries list have subtitles. Jokes aside, this is one of Taylor Swift’s best songs: about her deteriorating relationship with Joe Alwyn, the track lyrically focuses on what may be the saddest ending to a relationship, that being gradual disconnect, especially when one person doesn’t even notice that something is wrong. The song acts as both a desperate plea to Alwyn to just rip the band-aid and end the relationship as well as a plea to herself to be the brave one and put an end to something that seemed perfect and is now far off the deep end, and not because of volatility or a toxic, abusive relationship, but instead, it just… doesn’t click into place the way it looked like it was going to. It’s a profoundly sad song, especially with the bridge demonstrating all the value and hard work Taylor is putting into this relationship only to see it not crumble, but fade in a tedious loss, and the production exemplifies this excellently, with the stray, pulsing synth bass - a killer detail considering that chorus - and the dynamic mix of airy synths from Jack Antonoff, as well as the production on Taylor’s voice, accentuating the human sighs whilst drowning some of her faded platitudes in Auto-Tune and multi-tracking, as she ends up on the opposite side of the room to her ex-partner. The strings are rushed against the quick yet oddly despondent drums, that feel like card just barely carrying the song on its shoulders. The harmonies and riffs in the second pre-chorus just sound so disconnected and sad; there are a lot of voices but none of them particularly stand out in how detailed yet scarce the song really is, thickening the air with indecision as she sings. The way the strings careen in the start of that bridge is one of my favourite moments in pop music this year, it’s an absolutely brilliant song, probably a perfect one in all honesty, and whilst I know it won’t stick around, it doesn’t mean it’s not a quality song. “My face was grey but you couldn’t admit we were sick” is a devastating line, gives me chills honestly. It took… nearly all year, but the Swifties have won me over big-time with this one. Christmas miracle.

Conclusion

Yeah, I mean Taylor Swift gets Best of the Week for “You’re Losing Me” and pretty handedly, but I should say that Beyoncé doesn’t trail far behind with the Honourable Mention for “MY HOUSE”. As for the worst, it goes to Noah Kahan by default for “Everywhere, Everything” but I really do think the song is okay, teetering on pretty decent, so take it with a grain of salt. We may actually get some competition amidst the festive onslaught with Nicki Minaj and Tate McRae, but part of me doubts they’ll end up too high. As for now, thank you for reading, rest in power to Benjamin Zephaniah, and I’ll see you next week!

#uk singles chart #pop music #song review #christmas #taylor swift #beyoncé #noah kahan #laufey

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elvenking42 · 9 months

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Q, U, A, C, K for the song meme! :3c

Q - (a song to drive to) U - (a song that reminds me of a fictional pairing) A - (an uplifting song) C - (a song from a soundtrack) K - (a song I know all the lyrics to)

Q- Ring My Bell - Anita Ward Whenever i drive with my sister we like to listen to Disco and dance music! This one is a classic and its nice and long to keep you engaged hehe

U- Heaven can Wait - Dean Martin It's no secret I've been on a Good Omens kick lately, I've been slowly putting together a playlist for Aziraphale and Crowley, but this song is my favorite on the track list

A - (Every time i hear) That Mellow Saxaphone - Brian Setzer Orchestra Uplifting is hard to define, but most Horn-based Band Dance music really gets my hyped up! This one is a personal fave.

C - Superliminal: The Lofi Mix - 2Mello It might be a little unfair to choose an ENTIRE album but choosing favorites here would be impossible. This offical remix of the Superliminal OST is so groovy and relaxing

K- Minnie The Moocher - Cab Calloway A few songs fit this catagory but from my personal sing-along playlist, this one is always a must-play!

#music #links #ask #ask game #REALIZED I SHOULD HAVE BEEN SPECIFIC ON THE LAST ASK TOO #This is SO much fun i wanna do this prompt list again for SURE!#hope you like the tunes! they're a little eclectic #knogs

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alwayscompletelyforever-blog · 1 year

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Rebroken Playlist

Love You Anyway- Luke Combs

Broken Coastline- Down Like Silver

I’ll Be Waiting- Cian Ducrot

The Weakness- Ruston Kelly

Beautiful Lies- Tanner Usrey

This Time Tomorrow- Candlebox

heartLESS- You Me At Six

3:59 AM- John Moreland

Wannabe- Dalton Domino

You Don’t Care for Me Enough to Cry- John Moreland

Lies I Chose to Believe- John Moreland

Caroline (Acoustic)- Old Sea Brigade

Dawns (ft Maggie)- Zach Bryan

Scared to Love You- Tristan Bushman

Can’t Help Me Now- Rob Thomas

Never Love You Again- Cheat Codes

Running Up That Hill- TITUS

When was it over?- Sasha Alex Aloan

The Wire- Patrick Droney

On Your Way Home- Patrick Droney

Love Again- The Kid LAROI

Fade Away- Morgan Page

In A Heartbeat- Ryan McMullan

Hope It’s Something Good- The Chicks

BEST FOR ME- The Kid LAROI

What If I Never Get Over You- Ryan Hurd

Breakups- Seaforth

The One I Was Then- William Clark Green

Favorite Ex- Maisie Peters

What Brings Life Also Kills- Kolton Moore & The Clever Few

A Little Bit Yours- JP Saxe

Dancing On My Own- Calum Scott

Hurts like hell- Wrabel

Exile (ft Bon Iver)- Taylor Swift

I miss you, I’m sorry- Gracie Abrams

Say Something- Alex & Sierra

Someone You Loved- Lewis Capaldi

Over You (Acoustic)- Marc Scibilia

Can’t Miss You Anymore- Avery Anna

Falling- Harry Styles

Love Like Ghosts- Lord Huron

Wish You’d Miss Me- Chase Wright

Forget I Exist- Sam MacPherson

Missing Piece (Sofi Tukker Remix)- Vance Joy

Don’t Give Up on Me (with R3HAB)- Andy Grammar

Someone Else- Mason Lively

Love Ain’t Done a Damn Thing- Mason Lively

Do That Again (demo)- Taylor Acorn

Ghost- Josiah and the Bonnevilles

Another Go- Logan Michael

Leaving- Zach Bryan

Leave Me Alone- Logan Michael

Pick Up Your Phone- Tanner Usrey

Alright- The Lowdown Drifters

Blue- Zach Bryan

Memory to Drown- Bryan Martin

I Loved You Then (And I Love You Still)- Woodlock

Losing You- Kolby Cooper

Wondering- Dylan Wheeler

Crying Over You- The Band CAMINO

better off without me- Matt Hansen

Watch Me Bleed- Scary Kids Scaring Kids

Thinking ‘Bout Love (acoustic)- Wild Rivers

I Found- Amber Run

Mending Song- Ruston Kelly

Pictures- Judah & the Lion, Kacey Musgraves

Wildflower- Ruston Kelly

you’d never know- BLU EYES

Half A Man- Dean Lewis

A Letter To Everyone Who’s Hurt Me- Chandler Leighton

enough for you- Olivia Rodrigo

never knew a heart could break itself- Zach Hood

Like That- JP Saxe

Over For You- Morgan Evans

July- Noah Cyrus

i tried- Camylio

Trying My Best- Anson Seabra

Trying Not To Fall- No Justice

Don’t Walk Away- No Justice

HALF HEARTED- We Three

When You Think of Me- JP Saxe

Let It Rain- David Nail, Sarah Buxton

What Are You Listening To?- Chris Stapleton

Crazyland- Eric Church

break my heart- Matt Hansen

Toxic Heart- Logan Michael

Before You Go- Lewis Capaldi

NIGHTMARES- Jordan Nix

Blue- laye

Self Sabotage- Abe Parker

Backseat (All I Got)- Sam MacPherson

Cold Black Mile- Ruston Kelly

Moving Target- Wild Rivers

Golden- Becca mancari

Part Of Me- Cian Ducrot

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apersonwholikeslotus · 9 months

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Idk if you’re looking for suggestions to the Charleston trio/ amelietmano playlist but I love the ship and have some recommendations! Also good call with the Lent by autoheart their songs are just 👌 chefs kiss

Anything Goes! Has some really good songs (was also created by Cole Porter in 1935) that fit them! I’m partial to the 1962 off Broadway recordings

Cult of Dionysus

Everybody talks

Overture/And All That Jazz

Tangled Up -Like Remix

Sway

My Type

Dean Martin is also always a good shout; Sinatra too

I’ll Cover You (from Rent)

Material girl /hj

Thank uuuu

#apersonwhotalks

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chrancecriber · 1 year

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1.FM - Chillout Lounge Radio (February 20, 2023)

23:59 Elmara - Training 23:52 Paco Fernández - Al Lado Del Mar 23:46 Puff Dragon - Lava 23:38 Tommy Awards - Hotel Odemark 23:30 Verda - Es Vedra 23:26 Shakes Seven - Best Friends 23:22 Ku You - 40 Degrees 23:15 Sly - Like Love (Original Mix) 23:10 Cesar Martinez Ensemble - Contigo Para Siempre 23:03 Aurosonic, Denis Karpinskiy & Kate Louise Smith - They Wait For Us (Chill Out Mix) 22:58 Ohm-g & Bruno - Jungle Light 22:52 Thomas Lemmer - I Like It 22:46 Zero 7 - Space Between, The 22:42 Airstream - Electra 22:38 Jeff Woodal - Your Love (The Dark) 22:32 Shakrag - From Singapore To Ibiza (Tribute To Cafe Del Mar Mix) 22:26 Green Lemon Feat. Bernd Langer - Rauchy Stranger 22:21 Strange Voices - All Right For Now (3 Times Infinity Mix) 22:14 Jean Martin - In My Dreams (Extended Remix) 22:06 Deep-dive-corp. - Bassic (Flow Mix) 22:05 Costes - Stéphane Pompougnac - Green Tree 21:59 Guenter Haas - Ai Fu Lin 21:54 Noise Boyz - With My Own Eyes (Keys Of Da Sea Mix) 21:48 Vargo - Get Back To Serenity 21:43 Joey Fehrenbach - Untouchable (Feat. Vi Flaten) 21:37 Jjos - Foolish Game (Feat. Deary's) (Evolution Vocal Mix) 21:33 Jeff Woodal - Silver Birch 21:28 Conjure One - Make A Wish 21:19 Toka Kakabadze - Urban 21:15 Triangle Sun - Beautiful 21:12 Claes Rosen & Natalie Peris - Stay 21:06 Dab - Pure Joy 21:02 Lowland - Cafe Del Mar 20:55 Kosta Rodriguez - Blue Grass 20:50 Vanilla - Dreamcatcher 20:46 No Logo - Matter Of Time 20:41 Scott Simmons - Children (Mediterr-asian Chill Mix) 20:36 The Fray - How To Save A Life 20:29 Alex Paterson - Flex-e-fun 20:24 Farbor Resande Mac - Stockholmsnatt 20:18 Pilgrims Of The Wind - Nothing Can Pull Us Apart 20:13 Rae & Christian - Still Here 20:08 Un Homme Et Une Femme - Une Rose Pour Emily (Cafe Hotel French Del Mar Mix) 20:04 Jjos - Don't You Want Me (Chilled Mix) 20:01 Oh Wonder - Technicolour Beat 19:55 Frank Borell - Somber Moods 19:49 The Sura Quintet - Relax In Sura 19:43 Koolsax - Evasion 19:37 Silent Poets - Moment Scale 19:33 Petit Biscuit - Sunset Lover 19:28 Peter Pearson - Bossalove 19:22 The Man Behind C. Feat.debora Vilchez - Fluye 19:14 Deep-dive-corp. - Relaxer 19:09 Dj Milews - Children (Ambient Del Mar Winter Cafe Mix) 19:03 Simon Bareilles - The Sound Of Silence (Feat. Sara Keys) 18:57 Madonna - Frozen 18:52 Gxr And Kathie Talbot - 5 A.m. 18:46 Manoa - Repeat It In Slow Motion (Trippin Clouds Mix) 18:43 Moon Tribe - Moon Tribe 18:36 Alex Cortiz - Deja Vu 18:30 Gary B - Set Me Free 18:27 York Ft Asheni - Iceflowers 18:21 Koru - I Believe 18:14 Roger Sanchez - Lost (Ibizarees The Unforgotten Mix) 18:10 Pines - Tell Me (Feat. Water Park) 18:05 Jjos - Body & Soul 17:57 Dr Drummer - Galactica Soul 17:51 4tunes - Where Are You Now (Feat. Hed) 17:47 Lange - Frozen Beach 17:42 Amethystium - Calantha 17:36 Phil Mison - Lula 17:28 Madonna - Secret (Difrankz' 2003 Confidential Chill Out Mix) 17:24 Fidelity - You Don't Know 17:19 Ra-qi Gong - Rainy Days In Shanghai (Buddha Cafe Del Mar Bar Mix) 17:15 Triangle Sun - Beautiful 17:10 Ziller - Pearl & Dean 17:06 Re:locate Vs Robert Nickson - Resource (Rechill) 17:01 Jupiter Jack - Blank Space 16:57 Sued - Feel Me 16:52 Chilloutlounge - Letting The Cables Sleep 16:46 Jjos - One More Night 16:42 Mystique - Essences (Rico Van Basten Chill Mix) 16:37 Timewarp Inc - Epic Tones Feat Rxn (Sundayman 16:31 Lemonjazz - Gypsy Woman (Erotic Bedroom Affairs Lounge Chill Mix) 16:24 Chicane - Saltwater (The Thrillseekers Remix) 16:20 Adrien Aubrun - My Last Poem 16:12 Va - Soar Angelic 16:06 The Sura Quintet - Lampedusa (Sunset Session) 16:01 Moon De Lounge - La Mer Se Calme ( Mounier Oriental Sunset Dub Mix) 15:55 Mobymusic - Whispering Wind 15:50 Noel - Chalito - Ibiza Chillhouse Lounge Mix 15:44 Henderson - Rain (Desansis Chill Out Mix) 15:38 Digby Jones - Pina Colada 15:32 Blank & Jones With Jason Caesar - Hideaway 15:28 Emapea - Laka 15:23 Guss - Milesing 15:18 Chilloutlounge - Track 8 15:12 Atb - Remember That Day 15:08 Chillwave - Massage Del Mar (Beach Cafe Mix) 15:04 Faith Hill - Love Ain't Like That 14:58 Blank & Jones Feat. Cathy Battistessa - Miracle Man (Beached Mix) 14:50 Detson Engeneering - Wonderland 14:47 Dragon Lounge - Saigon Sundown (Asia Cut) 14:43 Lemon Sol - Beautiful Morning (Piano Cafe Chillout To Ibiza Del Mar) 14:38 Heso - Never Ending Time 14:34 Ben Leela - Dreaming A Dream 14:30 Mandrave & Miyagi - Asian Lights 14:25 Sam Swift - Wonderful World 14:19 Sven Andersson Iii - Journey To Your Soul (Cosmic Cycle Buddha Lounge Bar Mix) 14:12 Thievery Corporation - Incident At Gate 7 14:06 Philip Aniskin - Evening On The Waves 14:00 Manoa - Jumaira Drive 13:52 Chicane - Low Sun 13:47 Exit Mars - Gliding (Comfort Version) 13:43 Melibea - Lamento (Al Ponerse El Sol) 13:36 Aural Float - Still Here 13:29 Milews - Miami Beach View - Sunset Del Mar Cafe Lounge Mix 13:25 Thomas Lemmer - Savannah 13:20 Kitty The Bill - Cabriolet Tour 13:16 Vio Beach - Piano Chillout (Ambient Dream Mix) 13:10 Freemasons - Love On My Mind 13:05 A$ap Rocky - L$d 13:00 Various - The Cure (Sunshine Mix) 12:50 Chilloutlounge - Track 2 12:48 Isan - No. 1 (Lent Et Douloureux) 12:43 Noel - Chalito (Ibiza Chillhouse Lounge Mix) 12:38 Gelka Feat. Phoenix Pearle - Being You 12:33 Ringo Orenji - Mikan 12:29 Mario & Vidis Feat. Jazzu - I'll Be Gone (Extended Original) 12:23 Fluff - Silent Life 12:18 Coastline - Adriatic Sea - Dj Lounge Del Mar Vs. Milews Ambience Mix 12:10 Groove Armada - Inside My Mind 12:07 Nouvelle Vague - Love Will Tear Us Apart 12:03 Jose Ramos - Alone Again 11:58 E-love - Cause I Love You No More (Alster Lounge Chill Out Vocal Mix) 11:53 Maricopa - Sun Scope 11:47 Massive Gold - Follow Me (Feat Jaywee) (Chillout Del Mar Cafe Instrumental) 11:42 Sleepingroom Armada - Hope - Easy Erotic Groove Lounge Mix 11:36 Blue Chakra - Free From You (Half Tempo Long Chill Mix) 11:29 Hirudo - Spy From Cairo (Classic Instrumental Mix) 11:23 Bay Area - Santa Monica Blvd (No 17 Mix) 11:19 Ravi Costes - Lion Sleeps - Cafe Groovera Hotel Bar Del Mar Mix 11:13 Rhodescreen - Peace System (Original Mix) 11:07 Pacator - Tränen (Marcielo Ambient Mix Instrumental) 11:03 Cold Blue - Underwater Love 10:58 Saigenji - No Meio Da Chuva 10:55 Karen Souza - Do You Really Want To Hurt Me 10:48 Future Loop Foundation - Monika's Summer 10:44 Flume Feat. Andrew Wyatt - Some Minds 10:39 Dab - Pure Joy 10:33 Ficci - Edge Of The Night 10:27 Omnimotion - Cozy Life 10:21 Ohm-g - Relax 2 The Max 10:14 Chillsurfer Armada - Relax Your Mind (Cafe Buddha Del Mar Luxury Lounge) 10:09 Sofa Sweeper - Voice Of Core 10:02 Dab - Have A Smoke 09:58 Vibraphile - Waiting For You (Instrumental) 09:52 Alpha X - Nocturnal Trip 09:46 Joey Fehrenbach - Edison Cylinder 09:42 Marc C. Griso - Sex, The First Time 09:36 Gelka Feat. Phoenix Pearle - Million Nights 09:32 Listening Deluxe - Guitar Dreams (Short Aqua) 09:26 Noise Boyz - Honeytrap (Keys & Trumpet Mix) 09:20 Fresh Moods - Solarcell 09:14 Vargo - The Moment 09:10 Bop - Enjoy The Moment (Unquote Remix) 09:04 Pep Llado Feat. Antonio Martin - Vai Vedere 08:59 Skysurfer Feat Lovay - Circling Elements (Down By The 08:54 Solid Gold - Save A Prayer (Nick Tatler & Phil Blohm Instrumental) 08:47 Bong & Eddie M - Rain From The Suite 902 (Original) 08:42 Polished Chrome - Beautiful 08:39 Urban Phunk Society - Spring 2 Summer 08:34 Sine - Flying (Original Mix) 08:28 Machomovers - Smooth Operator 08:22 Gary B - Love Rain Down 08:18 Vanegas - Te Voy A Querer 08:13 Aaron Bass - On The Beach 08:10 K Vassiliadis Ft Marien - Den Efiges Lepto (Dub Mix) 08:06 The Avener & Mazzy Star - Fade Into You (The Avener Rework) 08:01 Coastline - Adriatic Sea (Dj Lounge Del Mar Vs. Milews Ambience Mix) 07:56 Visit Venus - Home 07:51 P.m F.m - Chinchilla 07:47 Washed Out - Face Up 07:41 Chilloutlounge - Breather 2000 (Arithunda Mix) 07:35 Dj Lounge Del Mar - Sentosa Beach Cafe - Tribute To Cafe Del Mar Guitar Mix 07:30 Pathetique - Dis Moi - Instrumental Cafe Costes Del Mar Sunset Hotel Chillout Mix 07:24 New Beginning - Another Day 07:19 Dj Pippi - A Touch 07:14 Alex Cortiz - Fingerprints 07:10 Alex Baratini - My Play (Chill Out Mix) 07:05 Cdm - Many Rivers To Cross 06:59 Bright And Beautiful - Night Rains (Sound Of Ibiza Mix) 06:53 Citrus Jam - Nice Holiday 06:45 Vibrasphere - Spring Flood 06:42 Ben Leela - Dreaming A Dream 06:36 Jazz L'amour - Summer Dreams - See The Light Mix 06:32 Ibizarre - Smooth Temptation 06:28 Chilling Crew - Frozen Time 06:23 The Essence - Serpentine 06:17 Jjos - Lonely (Feat. María La Caria) Manu López-saxo (Lounge Mix) 06:12 Soft Wave - Plenitude Part 2 06:05 Fenomenon - Pacific Memories 06:01 Ultraviolet - Ready Or Not (Chilled Out Mix) 05:55 Frank Borell - Wake Up In Paradise 05:49 Night Traffic - Rain 05:42 Wonderphazz - Memories (Chill Guide Mix) 05:38 Soleil Fisher - Beautiful Nights In Ibiza (Tribute To Cafe Del Mar Mix) 05:31 Muki - Track 4 05:27 York - Bye Bye Baby (Chill Out Mix) 05:23 Michael Hummer - Coffee 05:16 More Than Ever People - Levita 05:09 Jjos & Fede Garcia - Foolish Game (Feat Deary's) 05:03 San Martino - Es Cavalett (Piano Dream Mix) 04:59 Cafe Easy - Summerbreeze 04:53 Sangar - My Breeze 04:49 Brooke - 1 Want To Know What Love Is (Balearic Hypno Dub) 04:43 Blue Six - Love Yourself 04:39 Gelka Feat. Phoenix Pearle - Flying On Clouds 04:34 Orange Music - Islandlover (Monotonic Trip Mix) 04:28 Hirudo - Waiting For The Sun To Rise (Out Of Style Mix) 04:23 Lounge Aura - Something (Geronimo Chillout Mix) 04:16 Chilloutlounge - Allstars 04:11 Mamani - Glowing Desert (Aloe Trumpet Mix) 04:06 Thievery Corporation - Transcendence 04:00 Jerome Isma-ae - Underwater Love 03:55 Mark Gorbulew's Manhattan Groove - Dreamsville 03:51 Erotic Lounge Deluxe - Gimme The Night 03:45 Blue Metheny - I'm Calling Out 03:39 Leaking Shell - After Hour 03:34 Coronado (Pianofly Mix) - Bay Area 03:30 Lemon Sol - Beautiful Morning (Piano Cafe Chillout To Ibiza Del Mar) 03:25 Sleepingroom Armada - Hope (Feat Inocencia Comas) (Easy Erotic Groove Lounge Mix) 03:19 Klangstein - Deep Dive (Original Mix) 03:13 Cats Love Dogs - Sunpearls (Paradise Lounge) 03:06 Ibiza - Ibiza Blues Swing 03:01 Autopilot - Seen It All 02:59 William Orbit - Love My Way 02:53 Nautic - Freedom Of The Floor (Open Space Remix) 02:47 Melibea - Fusion 02:41 James Bright - Set Me Free 02:34 Dj Disse - Walk On The Wild Side 02:28 Sofa Sweeper - The Sad Side Of The Street (Mellow Guitar Mix) 02:24 Alex Cortiz - Phusion 02:18 Rollercone - Daydreaming 02:13 Va - Majorca 02:10 Synkro - Memories Of Love 02:05 Fragile State - Every Day A Story 02:00 Luxury Traveller - Eagle Will Rise Again 01:59 Moby - Everything Is Wrong 01:54 L'art Mystique - Le Jardin Secret 01:50 Mirrored - Stand Still 01:44 Night Loungers - A Little Lazy Morning In Paris - French Kiss Del Mar Instrumental 01:40 Liedschatten - Seaside (Original Mix 2006) 01:33 Magic Waves Feat. Mirjam - Tonight 01:27 Royspop - Mid Summer Nights (Luxury Deluxe Del Mar Mix) 01:22 Peter Pearson - It's In The Stars (Original Mix) 01:19 Jjos - Back To Me 01:10 Tactful - No Fear 01:04 Citrus Jam - Pacific Snow 01:00 For - For Want Of Her 00:55 Moorcheeba - Moog Island 00:49 Man In The Moon Feat. Debora Vilchez - Fragil 00:43 Schwarz & Funk - The Dawn 00:39 Out Of Sight - Comfort (Afterlife Mix) 00:33 Coyoteeve Feat. Saro - Tribastone 00:28 Gold Lounge - Only A Dream 00:21 Yagya - The Phantom Of Us 00:15 Lenny Mac Dowell - Zanzibar Feeling 00:09 Ypey - Love In Spain 00:03 Freemasons Feat. Amanda Wilson - Love On My Mind

#1.FM - Chillout Lounge Radio #Chillout #Lounge #Downtempo #Ambient #Trance #2023 #February 2023

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Misfits of Science 1.1

"Deep Freeze" People with super-powers stop Military bad guys.

Nifty pilot, this. Fast moving and lots of fun.

The first third introduces to Billy Hayes and Elvin Lincoln, scientists working for a group called Humanidyne, which has links to the Military. Something Billy and Elvin are not too happy about. The new boss at Humanidyne doesn't like their pacifist ways, and the odd bunch of super-powered people they are always trying to help, so he shuts down their department and fires the two guys.

Billy and Elvin are licking their wounds over this, when Billy gets a short and mysterious call from their original boss, who tells them that Humanidyne are mis-treating one of their previous charges/patients: a guy who can freeze anything. So, in the middle third of the movie, our two scientist heroes (one of whom has the power of shrinking to 6 inches tall) contact two previous subjects (each with super-powers, too) and they mount a rescue operation to get their cold-hearted friend, and their previous boss, out of the clutches of the heavily-armed bad guys. Cue: lots of action and rock music.

Final third finds the whole group together for the first time and realising that a huge and very, very dangerous weapon has been built out in the desert. So, since nobody else on the planet can stop it, they work together and save the day.

And, as I said before, it positively zips along. For many reasons.

It's funny. The whole affair is peppered with gags and comedy that works. A minor character (played by Diane Civita) is shown many times and always raises a chuckle. The main characters have an easy going camaraderie (think The A-Team) and their banter is good-natured and easy on the ears.

The guest cast is top notch. Larry Linville, Edward Winter and Kenneth Mars are three of television's more reliable performers. Linville is well-served by the script, Mars makes the most of what he's given and Winter is completely wasted. But it's always good to see him. Winter could have played the Linville role, since he had played characters like that in the past, but it hard to imagine anyone being better than Linville here. He's a hoot.

The main cast are superb. Dean Paul Martin and Kevin Peter Hall make great leads. They have great chemistry and it's fun to watch them and root for them. Courteney Cox is the best of the rest. She's cute and sincere. A lesser actress would not have made the material work.

The story, cleverly, waits a long time before introducing Johnny and Gloria and their super-powers. It relies on humour, good characters and an interesting story get the first third out of the way and then it unveils the super-fast guy who shoots lightening bolts, and the girl who can throw anything - big or small - around with the power of her mind. In this way, the middle-third - which you would expect to flag a bit in a two-hour pilot - is actually cool and fun. An example of great pacing.

The soundtrack is catchy and upbeat. The show's theme music (not heard properly until the end) appears on the score many times as a catchy melody. So, whenever the guys go into action as team you hear this catchy little ditty on the soundtrack from a few seconds. After an hour, it's impossible not to hum along. The big battle at the end is edited to match a great Kim Wilde remix and the climax of this movie is one of my all-time favourites.

With all this goodness going around there are only a few weak spots.

When the pilot stops to devote time to the romances between the characters it gets boring very fast. Luckily these scenes are brief and infrequent.

A+ all the way, from me. Fast moving and lots of fun.

10/10

#Misfits of Science

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wizardjpeg · 5 years

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here is my club remix of dean martin hit song

#dean #martin #dean martin #dean martin music #dean martin and his songs #dean martin amore #dean amore #thats amore dean martin #dean martin remix for you all #famous songs of the century for you #blue moon

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unknown-songs · 4 years

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BLACK LIVES MATTER

A list with black artists who have a song in the Unknown Songs That Should Be Known-playlist (Can be a black artist in a band or just solo-artist) (no specific genre)

Bull’s Eye - Blacknuss, Prince Prime - Funk Aftershow - Joe Fox - Alternative Hip-hop Strangers in the Night - Ben L’Oncle Soul - Soul Explore - Mack Wilds - R&B Something To Do - IGBO - Funk

Down With The Trumpets - Rizzle Kicks - Pop Dans ta ville - Dub Inc. - Reggae Dance or Die - Brooklyn Funk Essentials - Funk FACELESS - The PLAYlist, Glenn Lewis - R&B Tell Me Father - Jeangu Macrooy - Soul

Southern Boy - John The Conquerer - Blues Hard Rock Savannah Grass - Kes - Dancehall Dr. Funk - The Main Squeeze - Funk Seems I’m Never Tired of Loving You - Lizz Wright - Jazz Out of My Hands - TheColorGrey, Oddisee - Hip-Hop/Pop

Raised Up in Arkansas - Michael Burks - Blues Black Times - Sean Kuti, Egypt 80, Carlos Santana - Afrobeat Cornerstone - Benjamin Clementine - Indie Shine On - R.I.O., Madcon - Electronic Pop Bass On The Line - Bernie Worrell - Funk

When We Love - Jhené Aiko - R&B Need Your Love - Curtis Harding - Soul Too Dry to Cry - Willis Earl Beal - Folk Your House - Steel Pulse - Reggae Power - Moon Boots, Black Gatsby - Deep House

Vinyl Is My Bible - Brother Strut - Funk Diamond - Izzy Biu - R&B Elusive - blackwave., David Ngyah - Hip-hop Don’t Ever Let Nobody Drag Your Spirit Down - Heritage Blues Orchestra - Blues Sastanàqqàm - Tinariwen - Psychedelic Rock

Disco To Go - Brides of Funkenstein - Funk/Soul Circles - Durand Jones & The Indications - Retro Pop Cheesin’ - Cautious Clay, Remi Wolf, sophie meiers - R&B Changes - Charles Bradley - Soul The Sweetest Sin - RAEVE - House

Gyae Su - Pat Thomas, Kwashibu Area Band - Funk What Am I to Do - Ezra Collective, Loyle Carner - Hip-hop Get Your Groove On - Cedric Burnside - Blues Old Enough To Know Better - Steffen Morrisson - Soul Wassiye - Habib Koité - Khassonke musique

Dance Floor - Zapp - Funk Wake Up - Brass Against, Sophia Urista - Brass Hard-Rock BIG LOVE - Black Eyed Peas - Pop The Greatest - Raleigh Ritchie - R&B DYSFUNCTIONAL - KAYTRANADA, VanJess - Soul

See You Leave - RJD2, STS, Khari Mateen - Hip-hop Sing A Simple Song - Maceo Parker - Jazz/Funk Have Mercy - Eryn Allen Kane - Soul Homenage - Brownout - Latin Funk Can’t Sleep - Gary Clark Jr. - Blues Rock

Toast - Koffee - Dancehall Freedom - Ester Dean - R&B Iskaba - Wande Coal, DJ Tunez - Afropop High Road - Anthony Riley - Alternative Christian Sunny Days - Sabrina Starke - Soul

The Talking Fish - Ibibio Sound Machine - Funk Paralyzed - KWAYE - Indie Purple Heart Blvd - Sebastian Kole - Pop WORSHIP - The Knocks, MNEK - Deep House BMO - Ari Lennox - R&B

Promises - Myles Sanko - Soul .img - Brother Theodore - Funk Singing the Blues - Ruthie Foster, Meshell Ndegeocello - Blues Nobody Like You - Amartey, SBMG, The Livingtons - Hip-hop Starship - Afriquoi, Shabaka Hutchings, Moussa Dembele - Deep House

Lay My Troubles Down - Aaron Taylor - Funk Bloodstream - Tokio Myers - Classic Sticky - Ravyn Lenae - R&B Why I Try - Jalen N’Gonda - Soul Motivation - Benjamin Booker - Folk

quand c’est - Stromae - Pop Let Me Down (Shy FX Remix) - Jorja Smith, Stormzy, SHY FX - Reggae Funny - Gerald Levert - R&B Salt in my Wounds - Shemekia Copeland - Blues Our Love - Samm Henshaw - Soul

Make You Feel That Way - Blackalicious - Jazz Hip-hop Knock Me Out - Vintage Trouble - Funk Take the Time - Ronald Bruner, Jr., Thundercat - Alternative Thru The Night - Phonte, Eric Roberson - R&B Keep Marchin’ - Raphael Saadiq - Soul

Shake Me In Your Arms - Taj Mahal, Keb’ Mo’ - Blues Meet Me In The Middle - Jodie Abascus - Pop Raise Hell - Sir the Baptist, ChurchPpl - Gospel Pop Mogoya - Oumou Sangaré - Wassoulou Where’s Yesterday - Slakah The Beatchild - Hip-hop

Lose My Cool - Amber Mark - R&B New Funk - Big Sam’s Funky Nation - Funk I Got Love - Nate Dogg - Hip-hop Nothing’s Real But Love - Rebecca Ferguson - Soul Crazy Race - The RH Factor - Jazz

Spies Are Watching Me - Voilaaa, Sir Jean - Funk The Leaders - Boka de Banjul - Afrobeat Fast Lane - Rationale - House Conundrum - Hak Baker - Folk Don’t Make It Harder On Me - Chloe x Halle - R&B

Plastic Hamburgers - Fantastic Negrito - Hardrock Beyond - Leon Bridges - Pop God Knows - Dornik - Soul Soleil de volt - Baloji - Afrofunk Do You Remember - Darryl Williams, Michael Lington - Jazz Get Back - McClenney - Alternative Three Words - Aaron Marcellus - Soul

Spotify playlist

In memory of:

Aaron Bailey Adam Addie Mae Collins Ahmaud Arbery Aiyana Stanley Jones Akai Gurley Alberta Odell Jones Alexia Christian Alfonso Ferguson Alteria Woods Alton Sterling Amadou Diallo Amos Miller Anarcha Westcott Anton de Kom Anthony Hill Antonio Martin Antronie Scott Antwon Rose Jr. Arthur St. Clair Atatiana Jefferson Aubrey Pollard Aura Rosser Bennie Simons Berry Washington Bert Dennis Bettie Jones Betsey Billy Ray Davis Bobby Russ Botham Jean Brandon Jones Breffu Brendon Glenn Breonna Taylor Bud Johnson Bussa

Calin Roquemore Calvin McDowell Calvin Mike and his family Carl Cooper Carlos Carson Carlotta Lucumi Carol Denise McNair Carol Jenkins Carole Robertson Charles Curry Charles Ferguson Charles Lewis Charles Wright Charly Leundeu Keunang Chime Riley Christian Taylor Christopher Sheels Claude Neal Clementa Pickney Clifford Glover Clifton Walker Clinton Briggs Clinton R. Allen Cordella Stevenson Corey Carter Corey Jones Cynthia Marie Graham Hurd Cynthia Wesley

Daniel L. Simmons Danny Bryant Darius Randell Robinson Darius Tarver Darrien Hunt Darrius Stewart David Felix David Joseph David McAtee David Walker and his family Deandre Brunston Deborah Danner Delano Herman Middleton Demarcus Semer Demetrius DuBose Depayne Middleton-Doctor Dion Johnson Dominique Clayton Dontre Hamilton Dred Scott

Edmund Scott Ejaz Choudry Elbert Williams Eleanor Bumpurs Elias Clayton Elijah McClain Eliza Woods Elizabeth Lawrence Elliot Brooks Ellis Hudson Elmer Jackson Elmore Bolling Emantic Fitzgerald Bradford Jr. Emmett Till Eric Garner Eric Harris Eric Reason Ernest Lacy Ernest Thomas Ervin Jones Eugene Rice Eugene Williams Ethel Lee Lance Ezell Ford

Felix Kumi Frank Livingston Frank Morris Frank Smart Frazier B. Baker Fred Hampton Fred Rochelle Fred Temple Freddie Carlos Gray Jr.

George Floyd George Grant George Junius Stinney Jr. George Meadows George Waddell George Washington Lee Gregory Gunn

Harriette Vyda Simms Moore Harry Tyson Moore Hazel “Hayes” Turner Henry Ezekial Smith Henry Lowery Henry Ruffin Henry Scott Hosea W. Allen

India Kager Isaac McGhie Isadore Banks Italia Marie Kelly

Jack Turner Jamar Clark Jamel Floyd James Byrd Jr. James Craig Anderson James Earl Chaney James Powell James Ramseur James Tolliver James T. Scott Janet Wilson Jason Harrison Javier Ambler J.C. Farmer Jemel Roberson Jerame Reid Jesse Thornton Jessie Jefferson Jim Eastman Joe Nathan Roberts John Cecil Jones John Crawford III John J. Gilbert John Ruffin John Taylor Johnny Robinson Jonathan Ferrell Jonathan Sanders Jordan Edwards Joseph Mann Julia Baker Julius Jones July Perry Junior Prosper

Kalief Browder Karvas Gamble Jr. Keith Childress, Jr. Kelly Gist Kelso Benjamin Cochrane Kendrick Johnson Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. Kenny Long Kevin Hicks Kevin Matthews Kiwane Albert Carrington

Lacy Mitchell Lamar Smith Laquan McDonald Laura Nelson Laura Wood L.B. Reed L.D. Nelson Lemuel Penn Lemuel Walters Leonard Deadwyler Leroy Foley Levi Harrington Lila Bella Carter Lloyd Clay Louis Allen Lucy

M.A. Santa Cruz Maceo Snipes Malcom X Malice Green Malissa Williams Manuel Ellis Marcus Deon Smith Marcus Foster Marielle Franco Mark Clark Maria Martin Lee Anderson Martin Luther King Jr. Matthew Avery Mary Dennis Mary Turner Matthew Ajibade May Noyes Mckenzie Adams Medgar Wiley Evers Michael Brown Michael Donald Michael Griffith Michael Lee Marshall Michael Lorenzo Dean Michael Noel Michael Sabbie Michael Stewart Michelle Cusseaux Miles Hall Moses Green Mya Hall Myra Thompson

Nathaniel Harris Pickett Jr. Natasha McKenna Nicey Brown Nicholas Heyward Jr.

O’Day Short family Orion Anderson Oscar Grant III Otis Newsom

Pamela Turner Paterson Brown Jr. Patrick Dorismond Philando Castile Phillip Pannell Phillip White Phinizee Summerour

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Ramarley Graham Randy Nelson Raymond Couser Raymond Gunn Regis Korchinski-Paquet Rekia Boyd Renisha McBride Riah Milton Robert Hicks Robert Mallard Robert Truett Rodney King Roe Nathan Roberts Roger Malcolm and his wife Roger Owensby Jr. Ronell Foster Roy Cyril Brooks Rumain Brisbon Ryan Matthew Smith

Sam Carter Sam McFadden Samuel DuBose Samuel Ephesians Hammond Jr. Samuel Hammond Jr. Samuel Leamon Younge Jr. Sandra Bland Sean Bell Shali Tilson Sharonda Coleman-Singleton Shukri Abdi Simon Schuman Slab Pitts Stella Young Stephon Clark Susie Jackson

T.A. Allen Tamir Rice Tamla Horsford Tanisha Anderson Timothy Caughman Timothy Hood Timothy Russell Timothy Stansbury Jr. Timothy Thomas Terrence Crutcher Terrill Thomas Tom Jones Tom Moss Tony McDade Tony Terrell Robinson Jr. Trayvon Martin Troy Hodge Troy Robinson Tula Tyler Gerth Tyre King Tywanza Sanders

Victor Duffy Jr. Victor White III

Walter Lamar Scott Wayne Arnold Jones Wesley Thomas Wilbert Cohen Wilbur Bundley Will Brown Will Head Will Stanley Will Stewart Will Thompson Willie James Howard Willie Johnson Willie McCoy Willie Palmer Willie Turks William Brooks William Butler William Daniels William Fambro William Green William L. Chapman II William Miller William Pittman Wyatt Outlaw

Yusef Kirriem Hawkins

The victims of LaLaurie (1830s) The black victims of the Opelousas massacre (1868) The black victims of the Thibodaux massacre (1887) The black victims of the Wilmington insurrection (1898) The black victims of the Johnson-Jeffries riots (1910) The black victims of the Red summer (1919) The black victims of the Elaine massacre (1919) The black victims of the Ocoee massacre (1920) The victims of the MOVE bombing (1985)

All the people who died during the Atlantic slave trade, be it due to abuse or disease.

All the unnamed victims of mass-incarceration, who were put into jail without the committing of a crime and died while in jail or died after due to mental illness.

All the unnamed victims of racial violence and discrimination.

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My apologies for all the people missing on this list. Feel free to add more names and stories.

Listen, learn and read about discrimination, racism and black history: (feel free to add more) Documentaries: 13th (Netflix) The Innocence Files (Netflix) Who Killed Malcolm X? (Netflix) Time: The Kalief Browder Story (Netflix) I Am Not Your Negro

YouTube videos: We Cannot Stay Silent about George Floyd Waarom ook Nederlanders de straat op gaan tegen racisme (Dutch) Wit is ook een kleur (Dutch) (documentaire)

Books: Biased by Jennifer Eberhardt Don’t Touch My Hair by Emma Dabiri Freedom Is A Constant Struggle by Angela Davis How To Be An Anti-Racist by Ibram X. Kendi I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou Me and White Supremacy by Layla Saad So You Want To Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo They Can’t Kill Us All by Wesley Lowery White Fragility by Robin Deangelo Why I’m No Longer Talking To White People About Race by Reni Eddo-Lodge Woman, Race and Class by Angela Davis

Websites: https://lynchinginamerica.eji.org/report/ https://museumandmemorial.eji.org/ https://archive.org/details/thirtyyearsoflyn00nati/page/n11/mode/2up https://lab.nos.nl/projects/slavernij/index-english.html https://blacklivesmatter.com/ https://www.zinnedproject.org/

#black lives matter #blm #racism #george floyd #breonna taylor #mlk #black history

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m-o-o-n-s-g-o-o-n-s · 3 years

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IT’S MUSIC TIME MY GOONIES PT. 3

FT. MY YOUTUBE PLAYLIST

hehe, so i have been wanting to do one of these again for a while now, so here we are! but instead, we’re doing my youtube playlist, which has all the slowed, sadder versions of songs that i like. yes, i like sad songs, oops :P. ballads have always been my jam, probably always will be so, here are some songs from my playlist! once again, putting the playlist on shuffle and just going with the flow besides the occasional skip lol :P

people i feel like would like to see this: @loth-wolffe @weirdcharacter @ladykatakuri @ahsokasleftbicep

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happier by olivia rodrigo but it’s ten times sadder

by wisterxiaa

i love slowed versions of songs, that is like the way to my heart lol 😂 this is really nice, her voice sounds really cool slowed down like this. the electric guitar in like the middle sounds so cool omgg. is it sad? yeah, a little, but it’s really nice slowed down like this. most of the time, the titles say this in my playlist, but i just like the way it’s slowed lol 😂. the thumbnail is so pretty 9/10, love the purple and the monarch butterflies :) overall, recommend this song when your in the mood for some olivia rodrigo, but a tad bit sadder. AND THE OOH’S AT THE END HIT DIFFERENT OMGGGG AND SHE SOUNDS SO BROKEN AND SOFT AT THE END APOBIHJ[OADSIJB

everybody loves somebody - dean martin (slowed n reverb)

by starclouds

pretty sure i got this song from General Angsty (if i didn’t, apologizes), but this slowed down verison HITS THE SPOT. i love his voice in this slowed way, it is so interesting. also, it’s reverb? like? yes, please. the thumbnail is actually a GIF that is a fountain, it’s pretty cool, 7/10, also this makes me wanna sway with like Echo or something (actually now that i think of it, i’m pretty sure i got this from General Angsty’s dancing post with the boys, which made me so SoFt omg :)) overall, recommend listen to this when you wanna sway with your lover in like a dance club, but your nestled into their neck and your pulled so close and it’s warm in their embrace :) the instruments also are really nice in this verison.

Clair De Lune Ethereal Remix

by A.Krishna

IF ALL MUSIC SUDDENLY BECAME ETHEREAL ON YOUTUBE, I WOULD MOST LIKELY CRY. so i love ethereal remixes, there’s just something so… whimsical about ethereal remixes. this song is so pretty and beautiful on ethereal omgggGGGg. the thumbnail is beautiful 10000000/10. I just- this sounds like a song you would use as like a look back through your entire life, like every memory and moment just appearing as this song plays WOW. and when the piano climax’s in the midDLE OMGGGG it is INSANE, LIKE THE EMOTIONS THAT GO THROUGH MY BRAIN AOBIASDNB and then it gets super soft and quiet aaaahhhh CAN YOU TELL I LIKE ETHEREAL?? IDK IF YOU CAN 😂 anyways, overall recommend this song when your just watching the rain fall and reminiscing about good times in your life :)

heather - conan gray ( slowed + reverb)

by Vibey

okay definitely this song is sadder slowed, like THE FEELS OMGG but it’s amazing slowed, like the original is awesome, AND THEN THIS???!! so the thumbnail is a really pretty GIF of this VHS tape just playing, and it’s purple so 10/10. this definitely brings the raspy part of his voice, and i really like it (or that’s just the reverb lol 😂) only thing i do not like about this slowed version is it cuts off the end of the song at the end of the video, and I don’t know why, but it’s still really good, so i don’t mind too much :). it’s very pretty and sad all at the same time. overall, recommend listening to this song when your just chilling, staring up at the ceiling and your like “let’s be a puddle of sad for a sec”

Chiquitita(slowed+reverbed)💜

by Brown Aesthetic Syndrome

LIL’ SOKA, IT’S OUR SONG!! OUR SONG SLOWED AND REVERBED IS SO PRETTY, AND AWESOME!!! MKAY, SO THE THUMBNAIL IS COOL, 8/10, THE FLOWERS ARE PRETTY!! YES, I WILL BE SCREAMING ABOUT THIS SONG LOL 😂 THE PIANO SOUNDS SO PRETTY IN THIS, LIKE IT’S SO MUCH MORE BROUGHT OUT :))), AND THEIR VOICES SOUND SO PRETTY SLOWED!!! OH AND THE CHORUS ITS DIFFERENT OMGGGGG AOPBINAS[FDPOIBJOFIBOAFINBPOJ IT’S SO INSANE OMGGG AOIBAPDOFSKGN!! ANYWAYS RECOMMEND THIS SONG WHEN YOU ARE LIKE “I NEED ABBA VIBES, BUT SLOWED” ALBKNDSPFOBIN

billie eilish - my future - slowed dreamy reverb

by ayabe

so this song is incredible, like it slowed really hits different. billie’s voice has always been so interesting to me because sometimes she sings like very whisper like, and other times she is full on belting like going insane, and i really like that she uses her voice in multiple different ways during her songs. billie is the number one artist i go to when i really wanna be in the feels, and this verison of my future is so amazing. the beat is so interesting, and the thumbnail is really cool 9/10, also i don’t know what the language is nor, do i know what it says, so if you do, let me know lol 😂 but the picture is cool. this song is one i listen to all the time because it’s just- yes. overall recommend this song when your chilling in bed, just in the dark, with the window open on a summer night :)

friends on the other side - s l o w e d

by angelicsounds

THIS IS SO EPIC SLOWED OMGGGGG I CAN’T NOT EVEN EXPLAIN AOBPINADOPBNF I REALLY FEEL LIKE A SPOOKY DUDE WHO KNOWS HOW TO DO SOME SPOOKY STUFF OMGGG i love the original song, and i also really like the cover by annapantsu, definitely recommend her verison too! this has got to be the coolest disney villain song slowed down, hands down. the thumbnail is a GIF of this anime character’s eyes doing weird looking highlight stuff lol idk what to call it, 8/10. overall, recommend when you wanna listen to a song that makes you feel like the main villain in a story :) AND THE ENDING HITS DIFFERENT OMGGGGGGGG

le valse de l’amour - patrick doyle (slowed down)

by mari

okay, so we all know that I love Cinderella. and this song is so incredible, i can’t- okay, but just imagine… the bad batch, undercover at a senate ball, you, trying to make sure the senators are safe. the boys are in their separate locations, you know, watching, making sure everyone is good. some random dude from out of nowhere tries to make you dance with him. you are obviously like “um, what the heck, please no sir.” and suddenly…

“may i have this dance?”

it’s Hunter (or crosshair, but i’ve written a fic about Hunter dancing with the reader, so i feel like he would be a good dancer).

anyways, he whisks you away from random dude, and your like “Hunter there’s no music” because the orchestra just finished their previous song, and he’s like

“just wait.”

bam, this song comes on.

and suddenly, Hunter’s waltzing with you and you didn’t even know he could waltz. and it’s exactly like the scene from Cinderella 2015. So you two are doing your own thing in the middle of the ballroom, and everyone starts moving out of the way because woah these people are really good at dancing

and you are just shocked because HOW??

and he just leads you through the whole thing. he spins you around, and if your wearing a dress and it’s got some tulle on it, it swishes around when he spins you and oh my god the butterflies and smile he gets when you giggle because you love the way it swirls around you. and then people start backing up more, because at this rate, you guys are taking up the whole dance floor.

and you just keep going, and he starts pick you up and spinning you around when the harp comes on. and he grabs you by the waist and starts swinging you around just like Kit & Ella do in the movie. and then the end of the song comes, and he dips you, brings you back up, and that’s it.

and when it’s all said and done, you just look at him, and well, he obviously looks extremely handsome, his suit is all pressed, and his hair is done back in a bun, but he’s got a few wisps coming out from your whole little dancing experience, and all you can say is:

“I-”

“shhh, mesh’la. later. i’ll tell you later.”

anyways, thumbnail is a solid 11/10, and recommend if you wanna daydream about dancing at a senator ball with Hunter.

no i am not planning on writing a fic about this, what you you implying? okay, yes i am, i am. no shame 😂

sleeping beauty - once upon a dream (slowed + reverb)

by Paige Coddington

sleeping beauty is one of my favorite disney princesses besides rapunzel & cinderella, so i love this. The GIF is so pretty, 10/10. Aurora’s voice is pretty, and her vibrato is so much more prominent in this verison, and i am obsessed. this is so pretty, I- speechless, actually. and then philip comes in and it’s just ✨ also, i always like aurora in the pink dress when i was younger, but now i kind of like the blue dress more. they should have just given her a purple dress i guess lol 😂 overall, really pretty, recommend when you are in the mood for some more nostalgic disney vibes :)

D a n c i n g Q u e e n 女王

by v a p o r w a v e

okay so i originally found this on an edit of “the snap from avengers infinity war, but dancing queen” -

and when i tell you that the snap got even sadder, I-

anyways, i also really like vaporwave music, very interesting and very cool. i love the video because i’m pretty sure it’s the original music video, but it looks like your looking through a kaleidoscope, so 100000000/10. this song is so good vaporwave, like, just yes. like when i say this hits different, like for real, this hits different. ABBA is always good, but this by far has to be my favorite thing of ABBA music i have ever found. It’s like…

it’s just incredible.

like i said with the ethereal remix of clair de lune, this is like a song that you put on your life, and just look at all the memories and moments that have happened to you.

overall, recommend when you wanna just sit and think for awhile, or maybe make the snap from avengers infinity war sadder

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and that’s it! i decided that i would just stick to 10, the other ones i have done are about 12, and i just thought it was a good number lol 😂 i hope you guys enjoy these as much as I do, and check out my pinned post to see them all linked on one post :)

lots of spells (& music listening),

moony

#music #music time my goonies #youtube #hope you enjoy ☺️#wolffe :)#general angsty ✨#lady kuri 😏#bicep ahsoka 😎🧡💙#you need a new nickname lil’soka #since i call you that now #lil’soka 💙🤍🧡🌼

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Album of the month / 2021 / 08 August

I love listening to music - gladly, all the time, everywhere. That's why I would like to share which music (or which album, after all I'm still from the vinyl generation ;-) I enjoy, accompanies me, slides up my playlists again and again...

The Beatles & George Martin

LOVE

Rock-Remix / 2006 / Parlophone, Apple, EMI (Universal Music Group)

When you hear the term "remix," it's usually a DJ putting a danceable techno beat under a pop or rock song. And often enough, this leaves the original performer or composer turning in his grave to the same frantic beat. But there are also exceptions. And one of them this time is my album of the month.

34 years ago in Québec I visited a kind of circus performance that was new to me. There were no animals, but excellent artistry. The whole thing was embedded in an almost psychedelic production of sounds and music and light effects and projections. Although individual acts, the whole was dramaturgically staged like an opera or a musical in one piece. The name of the circus was "Cirque du Soleil". A concept that in the following years and decades went from French Canada around the world and celebrated legendary successes everywhere - including artists in residence in Las Vegas. The visionary founder Guy Laliberté also became known worldwide as an impresario and, incidentally, a billionaire.

There are bands I really regret never having seen live. For example, The Queen with Freddie Mercury, although at least I met the latter once in a club in Munich - well, we were in the same room for a few hours. But there is also the opposite, for example The Beatles. As much as I appreciate these musical titans, a concert seems rather witless to me: film footage shows four musicians on stage, initially even dressed alike, operating their instruments without notable movements or show effects and trying to permanently drown out screaming young ladies. But maybe I only comfort myself with this assessment, because I was and am simply too young to be able to experience John, Paul, George and Ringo in their active time on stage. Anyway.

Guy Laliberté and George Harrison were friends. And at some point - I imagine the two of them over a cup of yogi tea after meditative yoga, one handing the other the joint "You, I have an idea..." - the idea was born to bring together the two cultural phenomena Cirque du Soleil and The Beatles. As a composition for all senses, new and timeless, ecstatic and colorful. After all, it was Harrison who was always eager to experiment. He converted to Hinduism in the 60s, gained experience with psychedelics and transcendental meditation and introduced oriental instruments, first and foremost the sitar, into Western music and is thus considered one of the most important pioneers of world music. A development that goes hand in hand with my personal taste: the longer their hair got, the more I liked their music.

It was only after Harrison's death that Laliberté was able to close the deal with the rights holders of the music (Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison), which can thus probably be considered a kind of Harrison's legacy. For the show was not to simply put together a soundtrack of the old familiar hits, nor were the compositions to be reinterpreted by other musicians. No, the original multi-track recordings were to be used to create new adaptations of the original songs. And who would be better qualified for this than George Martin, who had already produced groundbreaking albums with the Beatles themselves. In the process, he advanced from mere producer to arranger and idea generator, who also revolutionized recording technology by using overdubbing, for example. It's hardly surprising that he is often referred to as the "fifth Beatle".

In general, Sir George Henry Martin, Commander of the Order of the British Empire, is a man of musical superlatives. He is recorded as the producer of 4,836 titles, but one assumes considerably more. And that includes not only The Beatles, but also a wide variety of works for Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Gerry & the Pacemakers, Manfred Mann, Little River Band, Ultravox and many more. His 30th number one hit was "Candle in the Wind" by Elton John. Martin founded the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts with McCartney, was one of a handful of producers inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and received the BRIT Award for "Best British Producer of the Past 25 Years" in 1977, among countless other honors.

So George Martin went into the studio with his son Giles Martin, who had produced INXS and Kate Bush, among others, following in his father's footsteps. And not just any studio - of course it had to be Abbey Road Studios (again). With the original recordings, the team not only created new variations of the original pieces, as they could have been created alternatively with the Beatles themselves. For example, they enriched the acoustic version of "While my Guitar gently weeps" with an orchestral accompaniment and combined the rhythm of "Tomorrow never knows" with the vocals of "Within You without You". Thus, a soundtrack project for a circus stage show ultimately became a new album by the Beatles. No wonder that Sir Paul himself described "Love" like this: "This album puts The Beatles back together again. It's kind of magical." And Ringo added "George and Giles did such a great job combining these tracks. It's really powerful for me and I even heard things I'd forgotten we'd recorded."

The documentary "All together now - A Documentary Film" by Adrian Wills (director) and Heidi Haines (screenplay), which won a Grammy in the category "Best long form Music Video", also fits the project's ambition. It tells the entire story of LOVE's creation, from the first meetings of the creative team around Martin and Laliberté to interviews with, among others, McCartney, Starr, Yoko Ono, John Lennon's widow, and Neil Aspinall, the Beatles' longtime road manager and event technician, to the first rehearsals of the stage show in Montréal.

LOVE is more than a medley of hits by the mushroom heads, but rather a kind of rock opera that is a first-class listening experience even without the accompanying show. Says George Martin: "The Beatles always looked for other ways of expressing themselves and this is another step forward for them." And father and son succeeded with remarkable creativity. The new version of "Because" is still directly harmless, since it uses the birdsong of "Across the Universe" as well as the final chord of "A Day in the Life" played backwards. "Glass Onion," on the other hand, became a grandiose collage with elements of the songs "Things We Said Today," "Hello, Goodbye" (background vocals), "I Am the Walrus" (background vocals), "Penny Lane" (flute), "A Day in the Life" (orchestra), "Magical Mystery Tour" (effects) and "Only a Northern Song" (effects). State-of-the-art technology in digitization, mixing and mastering also ensure the finest sound quality.

Speaking of sound quality: a show that relies so heavily on music must of course also rely on a perfect acoustic performance. Created by French designer Jean Rabasse, the LOVE theater at The Mirage / Las Vegas houses 2,013 seats set around a central stage. Each seat is fitted with three speakers, which sums up to a spectacular sound system with 6,351 speakers designed by Jonathan Deans. The stage includes 11 lifts, 4 traps, and 13 automated tracks and trolleys. The theater features 32 digital projectors creating very large high definition digital 100' wide panoramic images, even on four translucent screens that can be unfurled to divide the auditorium. That's what I call "being in the middle of the action".

Reportedly, the theater cost more than $100 million - which doesn't even include the development of the show. And unfortunately, it also means LOVE can never go on tour. So I won't be able to avoid traveling to Las Vegas one day for that reason alone. Which I trust will be on the event calendar for a few more years to recoup its costs. And so the circle closes: Decades later, I would once again enjoy Cirque du Soleil in North America - and thus also experience The Beatles live in a somewhat different way.

Here's a trailer for the Las Vegas Show LOVE from the Cirque du Soleil:

https://youtu.be/hIJZAfyRlD4

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REVIEWING THE CHARTS: 25/11/2023 (Tate McRae, Drake)

Content warning: Holiday festivities (bah humbug)

For a second week, Jack Harlow - sadly - holds onto the #1 with “Lovin’ on Me” on the UK Singles Chart. Welcome back to REVIEWING THE CHARTS!

Rundown

As always, as this is very much a regular November-era episode, Hell, probably the real start of the Christmas music era, also known as the end-times, we start with our notable dropouts, which are songs exiting from the UK Top 75 - since that’s what I cover - after five weeks in the region or a peak in the top 40. This week, we bid our farewells to an actually pretty considerable selection of big hits, those being “TOO MUCH” by The Kid LAROI, Jung Kook and Central Cee, “Can’t Play Myself (A Tribute to Amy)” by Skepta, “IDGAF” by Drake featuring Yeat - most likely making way for Drake’s debut this week and will be back the next - “3D” by Jung Kook and Jack Harlow (also potentially back next week thanks to the Justin Timberlake remix), “Say Yes to Heaven” by Lana Del Rey, “Party All the Time” by Hannah Laing and HVRR (Rest well, sweet prince), “It Goes Like (Nanana)” by Peggy Gou, “Everywhere” by Fleetwood Mac, “Iris” by the Goo Goo Dolls, “Flowers” by Miley Cyrus, “Escapism.” by RAYE featuring 070 Shake, “As it Was” by Harry Styles and finally, “Someone You Loved” by Lewis Capaldi. It’s likely that these end up back in the chart after Christmas, and really, there is no silver lining because we’re shoveling out old tracks for even older ones.

Now as always, I will never cover all of the Christmas songs but this is the week this year where we get the influx of the truly canonised classics, at least most of them, so for their first week in the top 75 this year, we have “Let it Snow Let it Snow Let it Snow” by the late Dean Martin at #69, “Snowman” by Sia at #67, “Do They Know it’s Christmas?” by Band Aid at #65 - wow, not off to a good start at all. Thankfully, we do clean up with “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year” by the late Andy Williams at #57, “Fairytale of New York” by The Pogues featuring the late Kirsty MacColl at #53, “Merry Christmas Everyone” by Shakin’ Stevens at #51, “Underneath the Tree” by Kelly Clarkson at #49 and “Jingle Bell Rock” by the late Bobby Helms at #44. Wham! are at #14, Mariah’s at #16, Brenda Lee trails in third at #31. We do also see some non-holiday gains, namely “Lil Boo Thang” by Paul Russell at #36, “Angel Numbers / Ten Toes” by Chris Brown at #31 for whatever reason, “First Person Shooter” by Drake featuring J. Cole at #27 thanks to the video - more on Drake later - and “Can’t Catch Me Now” by Olivia Rodrigo at #13. We also see the bizarre re-entry for Ye’s 2010 track “Runaway” featuring Pusha T at a new peak of #34. Yeah, I assume there’s some TikTok virality here because I can’t figure out why otherwise, though it is a fan favourite - even if I think it’s pretty overrated, like the rest of that album. For the record, this is only its third week in the UK charts; it peaked at #56 for two consecutive weeks in 2010 and vanished thereafter.

And for THIS week in the UK Singles Chart, our top five starts with “Water” by Tyla at #5, in no doubt helped by remixes with Travis Scott and Marshmello of all people, and sadly not other Afrobeats artists as would have probably worked a lot better. Regardless, we then have “Stick Season” by Noah Kahan at #4, “greedy” by Tate McRae at #3, “Prada” by casso, RAYE and D-Block Europe at #2 and of course, Jack Harlow at the very top. Now to pick through our limited little bag of new entries.

NEW ARRIVALS

#75 - “Stay Another Day” - Jorja Smith

Produced by who cares?

Well, it’s that time of year again where we get the charts flooded with Amazon originals, tracks recorded for the Christmas season exclusively by artists working with Amazon Music that autoplay when you ask Alexa for holiday tracks. I think I would have loved to hear a Jorja Smith cover of “Stay Another Day”, personally, as her sultry voice would make the saccharine melodies of the boy-band original much easier to stomach. East 17’s 1994 original is barely even a Christmas song, it just happened to be released in late November and have a snowy video… well, they knew what they were doing with the sleigh bells at the tail-end. It’s not really a song I ever got, but it did spend five weeks at #1 and was the Christmas chart-topper for that year. So naturally, I’m going to talk about abstract hip hop. I made a Google form earlier this month asking for song suggestions to replace the Amazon originals, and got around 51 songs - all unique to be fair - sent to me, so I used a random number generator and selected two for this week. I probably won’t go into as much depth, and they won’t be covered in the conclusion out of fairness, and really for this suggestion, I don’t know where to start. “The Gods Must be Crazy” is a track from We Buy Diabetic Test Strips, the latest album from alternative rap duo Armand Hammer, consisting of rapper-producers billy woods and E L U C I D. With a beat from El-P, both rappers trade sarcastic, at times pretty funny, bars and some striking imagery regarding race, particularly the white misuse and misunderstanding of the black culture they use whilst also neglecting. E L U C I D goes for the abstract whilst woods is arguably more straightforward, but they both end up with some really poetic lyricism, often almost revolutionary and it definitely sounds like they’re leading a protest over some of the grooviest production I’ve ever heard from El-P, with the driving glitched-out vocals, with just enough fuzz to make it hit really hard, and a distanced, unpredictable set of drums. It’s a great track, but definitely one I feel will be much more effective in the context of the album, and I’d love to read a full analysis that puts some of what I simply don’t understand from E L U C I D’s brash delivery and woods’ as always effortless lyrical riffing into perspective.

#64 - “Surround Sound” - JID featuring 21 Savage and Baby Tate

Produced by Christo, DJ Scheme and Nuri

And bizarrely enough, we’re sticking with alternative rap though clearly, much less abstract. This was the lead single for JID’s great album The Forever Story last year, which peaked at #74 in the UK, and it was definitely one of the highlights for me, mostly because of the great use of Aretha Franklin’s 1965 track “One Step Ahead”, used similarly to how it was in Yasiin Bey’s 1995 track “Ms. Fat Booty” - which peaked at #85 in 2000, when Manic Street Preachers were at #1 - but instead layering it behind a killer trap beat. TikTok virality pushed this song back into mainstream popularity, but I’ve been bumping this one since release, with JID effortlessly rattling off flows as always, littered with breathy ad-libs and seamless rhyme schemes, so much so you almost forget most of this is just flexing. I love how the sample comes back in to act as an introductory jingle for 21 Savage, entering the ring with some of his coldest bars at that point, in a flow he hadn’t yet overused, and an overall brilliant if fleeting guest verse. Then Baby Tate strangely comes in, mostly moaning in a half-finished verse excerpt that blurts itself between the “banger” first half and a static noise that fills out the track before returning to a dark, fragmented beat that cuts in and out amidst JID’s grimier gangsta rap lyrics, with a menacing charisma honestly kind of reminiscent of Eminem, using flows and schemes that never seem to actually get a hold of the verse, it strays really far from the tightly-composed hit that makes up the first half and seems to show the grimmer reality of Atlanta that all three artists here are based in. Overall, I mean, it’s brilliant top-class hip hop, the kind you never expect to chart outside of the big-hitters like Kendrick and Cole, and I really hope it survives Christmas because it is fantastic.

#60 - “Lose Control” - Teddy Swims

Produced by Ammo and Julian Bunetta

I first heard Teddy Swims as a feature on a Meghan Trainor song, then discovered his real second name was Dimsdale so it really does not seem like a good first impression for Mr. Dimsdale or his pop-music Dimmadome but jokes aside, this has been his breakthrough hit in the US for a couple of weeks now, just hitting the top 40 on Billboard recently, and Mr. Dimsdale’s story is one we often see. He attracts a YouTube audience with cover songs and eventually sees industry attention. This is an original song and… well, wow, this guy can sing. That is probably the intended reaction to this, as content-wise, it’s not great, mostly because it feels a bit too obvious, but I mean, the whole song kind of toys on that boat of bombast, so it makes complete sense. The mix clips in the first verse with a slightly blocky-feeling bass and snaps that actually sound real and then that chorus comes in with the blasts of horns and the clanging percussion that despite the choir vocals, the clamouring of the production… it feels a bit empty, lacking in the actual composition, and I actually quite like that. It works for his raspy belt, the metallic attempt at recreating a big-band feel, it doesn’t feel “complete” or natural and this kind of breakup song where Dimsdale is rendered a broken man actually seems to warrant that sound. It even has a guitar solo that doesn’t deviate much from the chorus melody sadly but adds some needed grit before Mr. DImsdale really hits that note in the final chorus, and yet it doesn’t have a bombastic ending, or at least not as much as it needs. It just slips back out of existence, it’s kind of depressing in that aspect, I suppose. I guess, it’s not great, but I’ll take it.

#50 - “You’re Christmas to Me” - Sam Ryder

Produced by The Nocturns

The grip that Amazon has on the UK Christmas market is starting to be of concern. This is from the SEQUEL to an Amazon Prime-original Christmas film starring all British actors. There is a franchise at work, for God’s sake! At least this is an original song, and I will say this one is on YouTube but on principle, I will still refuse to review it and instead randomly select… “The Rose Song” by Olivia Rodrigo, which is also from a piece of visual media, that being the second season of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. I have not watched that because, to put it bluntly, I’m not 12, but I’m sure it’s decent enough Disney sitcom fluff and you can definitely tell that Rodrigo still actually wrote this character’s songs, it wasn’t a screenwriter here, as it’s very much in the vein of her own solo work. It’s got similarly wordy moments, the actually pretty beautiful rising pianos amidst a shaky falsetto in the chorus, and none of the floaty over-production or attempts at grit that were on GUTS, despite one of her actually most impressive performances yet and a wonderful string swell that definitely sounds Disney but hey, there’s a reason why Disney still hits all these years on. The song’s content is about realising she’s more than what she is to this guy, who doesn’t seem to value her as a partner or really, human, and whilst it does go into clichés occasionally, it does it tastefully and with the power you can expect from a really good O-Rod ballad so… yeah, surprisingly enough, I really like this. It’d definitely be better than whatever Sam Ryder pushed out, at least. If I’m wrong, I don’t care.

#48 - “Body Moving” - Eliza Rose and Calvin Harris

Produced by Calvin Harris

I really didn’t expect Eliza Rose to grab a second hit after “B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All)” but I guess handing over most of the production duties to Calvin Harris is the best way to do so, and with sadly no relation to the Beastie Boys song, we have a song that feels pretty separate from “B.O.T.A.”, even if Rose has the same… interesting delivery and pretty terrible lyrics, which absolutely did not ruin that song, in fact they added to its charm. I’m not sure if I can say the same with this one, which just feels… random, for lack of a better word. The drums are all over this, layered to skitter and clatter over places where I feel they shouldn’t be, we have a whispery vocal loop from Ms. Rose in the back of the mix but still way too loud, not that you can hear it over the horn blasts that honestly don’t even sound in key, even if they probably are. They don’t build up effectively to a drop either, which just kind of crashes in with again, an overly-scattered set of metallic drum patterns, and Rose being interrupted by those gross, blaring horns. I like the keys and strings added in that second verse, probably the only real resemblance to “B.O.T.A.” here, but it doesn’t bother much with that atmosphere, neglecting it for the sake of a bombast that isn’t there. It really just doesn’t feel like anyone was in the same room making this, and it really is a shame because this collaboration on paper should have been way better.

#26 - “You Broke My Heart” - Drake

Produced by Vinylz and FNZ

Out of all the songs to chart from Drake’s deluxe edition of For All the Dogs, subtitled the “Scary Hours Edition”, it had to be the one perhaps least representative of those six new tracks, which mostly consist of sluggish, paranoid jazz-rap rambles, most of the time eschewing the need for an actual drum pattern and using endless loops for some of Drake’s most self-aware yet least sobered writings in years. For the record, I like all of them, but I am partially glad that say, “The Shoe Fits” or “Stories About My Brother” didn’t chart because they’re heady, conscious and introspective tracks, whilst this song… it’s the relapse. It’s the full circle moment where Drake gives up on trying to contextualise everyone and everything around him, resorting to monosyllabic chants in the bridge - or “hook” at a stretch - and barely landing on a coherent flow over a cascading sample beat, that seems to go for the same drumless, hypnotic feel of the rest of the bonus tracks, switching between samples of Major Harris and the Supremes before the bait-and-switch into a hard trap beat wherein Drake can just flex and dismiss instead of the bitter breakup balladeering of the first verse, back in the mode of For All the Dogs. Now why do I actually like it? Well, it’s silly, it took me by surprise, it does a good job placing the murky, desperate “Stoned Love” sample from the Supremes - which peaked at #3 in 1971 behind George Harrison’s “My Sweet Lord” at #1 - against the almost rage-esque beat where OVO protégé Smiley provides… juicy ad-libs. He eventually gets back into talking about his ex but it’s in these whispered yells and rants that are just comedy, it’s a fascinating listen to me, maybe not as good as “Wick Man” or the more lyrical tracks I mentioned earlier but very much still in good fun. It won’t last past this week, though, as Yeat will come back like Superman to rescue the UK Singles Chart from… Smiley, I guess.

#12 - “exes” - Tate McRae

Produced by Ryan Tedder and Tyler Spry

Well, that next Tate McRae album is coming sometime soon and with the help of pop songwriting giant Ryan Tedder, she’s definitely in full “pop girl” mode, and this time without an obvious Timbaland sample to back her up. And surprise, surprise - the song is not great. It’s hard to take McRae’s sing-songy chorus and fake laughter seriously when Dua Lipa does the same conceit a lot better and a lot sexier on “Houdini” whilst trying less, as Tate moves on with guys very quickly and keeps memorabilia of all of her exes even if the relationships mostly meant nothing. It’s a shame that this is awful, genuinely, like it took a while but this is driving my insane. Why do we have a random blend of instruments functioning as the monogenre melody, and none of them mixed to be a focal point? Should I be focusing on the muffled, cheap and jaunty acoustic guitar line (which sounds especially terrible in the outro), the airy keys or the reverb-drenched rubbery vocal loop that is mixed in the chorus so it’s nearly as loud as Tate, who just sounds terrible because bless her, she’s not the best singer, and definitely not the most emotive, so she can’t sell this dead-on-arrival song with a rhythm that decided to add trap skitters for basically no reason when a more bass-focused funk groove or even a drum and bass backing would make this hit much harder. It sounds dated on arrival too, like this is something that Selena Gomez would have picked up in 2019, and McRae going for a semi-rap delivery sometimes just sounds forced and gross, especially coming from someone void of personality and full of Auto-Tune, and ESPECIALLY on the half-time trap breakdown in the second verse that made me have to stop the song just in shock of how insufferable it was. It never truly progresses either outside of layers of synth nothingness and vocal harmonies that basically register as Auto-Tuned whining baby noises from the back of the mix. God, this is just shockingly awful, especially from veterans like Ryan Tedder. Get this away from me before I start noticing more things to hate about it.

Conclusion

It should be obvious, Tate McRae gets Worst of the Week for “exes”, which is by and far the absolute worst song that debuted, and sadly, I do have enough disappointment to give the Dishonourable Mention to “Body Moving” by Eliza Rose and Calvin Harris, it is quite a shame. As for the best, we do have two great hip hop songs here, which feels good to say in a year that has been kind of lacking for mainstream rap. Drake gets the Honourable Mention with “You Broke My Heart” but the Best of the Week, similarly far ahead, goes to JID for “Surround Sound” featuring 21 Savage and Baby Tate, I really hope that one sticks around. As for what’s on the horizon, we’re safely in holiday territory now, so expect more of that. For now, thank you for reading and for once, I’ll see you earlier than next week. Stay tuned.

#pop music #song review #uk singles chart #tate mcrae #drake #eliza rose #calvin harris #teddy swims #jid #baby tate #21 savage

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hey did i ever mention that for a few days back in ye olde 2014, before s10 ever aired, i became briefly deeply obsessed with the idea of demon!dean becoming the new cain and recruiting demon!bela to be his second-in-command aka the new abaddon? i even decided i would write a multichapter fic about it but only ever published two chapters because 1) hyperfixation ran out and 2) i really didn’t think the plot through very hard other than “dean and bela being sexy narrative mirrors again except this time they’re Evil and Doing Crime for fun”. and frankly i think that was a good concept if not very well planned out!! sexier than the actual demon!dean arc we got at least!!

ANYWAY i never finished the fic but more importantly i DID make a playlist for it on 8tracks (because those were the cursed pre-spotify days) and while that playlist is also EXTREMELY 2014 i simply refuse to be embarrassed about it bc it DOES have bangers on it, and it’s, to this day, the only spn playlist i have ever made (yes. an au demon!dean and demon!bela playlist. i don’t know either. life is wild y’all). so i’m bringing it back like a ~blast from the past~ (and YES i even made a poorly edited cover and tracklist. what was i gonna do, simply not make a cd leaflet?! it was 2014.) you’re welcome ✨

it’s 2021 babey and you can listen to the playlist here ✨

(but because spotify is ~too cool~ to list dodgy youtube remixes and i want you to have the FULL cheesy 2014 throwback experience, here is the skorge remix of “sail” and here is the glitch mob remix of “seven nation army” )

and because i was a complete floozy for lyrics even 7 years ago... you can find the extended tracklist with significant lyric snippets under the cut. enjoy besties 💕

1. Feral Love // Chelsea Wolfe

Run from the light Your eyes black like an animal Deep in the water

2. Back In Black // AC/DC

Forget the hearse, ‘cause I’ll never die I got nine lives, cat’s eyes, using every one of them and runnin’ wild 'Cause I’m back, yes I’m back, well I’m back, yes I’m back Well I’m back in black, yes I’m back in black

3. Seven Devils - Florence + The Machine

Holy water cannot help you now A thousand armies couldn’t keep me out I don’t want your money, I don’t want your crown See, I’ve come to burn your kingdom down

4. Lilith // Susanne Sundfør

As you lie across the table you swear and rhyme You lie across the table, you swear and rhyme Thinking that someone might suit your body

5. Sinister Kid // The Black Keys

I’ve got a tortured mind, and my blade is sharp A bad combination in the dark

6. Heaven Knows // The Pretty Reckless

Oh, Lord, Heaven knows we belong way down below Oh, Lord, tell us so, we belong way down below Way down below, way down below

7. Small Pack of Wolves // Ramin Djawadi

(instrumental)

8. You’re Going Down // Sick Puppies

Define your meaning of 'war’ To me it’s what we do when we’re bored I feel the heat comin’ off of the blacktop And it makes me want it more

9. An I For An I // IAMX

Apocalypse and rapture signing in (An eye for an eye) If you’re not with us, you’re against (An eye for an eye)

10. Lose Control // Evanescence

Mary had a lamb, his eyes black as coals If we play very quiet, my lamb, Mary never has to know

11. Hey Man Nice Shot // Filter

Now that the smoke’s gone and the air is all clear Those who were right there got a new kind of fear

12. Sail (Skorge Remix) // Awolnation

Maybe I’m a different breed Maybe I’m not listening (Sail with me into the dark)

13. Addiction // Ramin Djawadi

(instrumental)

14. Animal I Have Become // Three Days Grace

So what if you can see the darkest side of me? No one will ever change this animal I have become

15. My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark // Fall Out Boy

Burn everything you love, then burn the ashes In the end, everything collides My childhood spat back out the monster that you see

16. Problem // Natalia Kills

We're hell raising and we don’t need saving 'Cause there’s no salvation for a bad girl We’re rock bottom but there ain’t no stopping 'Cause they don’t know nothing about love We're hell raising and we don’t need saving 'Cause there’s no salvation for a bad boy We’re rock bottom but there ain’t no stopping 'Cause it’s you and me against the world

17. Smells Like Teen Spirit // Nirvana

Hello, hello, hello - how low? With the lights out it’s less dangerous Here we are now, entertain us

18. Everybody Wants To Rule The World // Lorde

Welcome to your life: there’s no turning back Even while we sleep we will find you Acting on your best behavior Turn your back on Mother Nature

19. Gotham’s Reckoning // Hans Zimmer

(instrumental)

20. Seven Nation Army (The Glitch Mob Remix) // White Stripes

Everyone knows about it From the Queen of England to the hounds of Hell

21. Iron // Woodkid

The sound of iron shocks is stuck in my head The thunder of the drum dictates The rhythm of the falls, the number of deaths

22. Get Lucky // Halestorm

Like the legend of the phoenix All ends with beginnings

23. Bottom Of The River // Delta Rae

The wolves will chase you by the pale moonlight (Drunk and driven by a devil’s hunger) Drive your son like a railroad spike (Into the water, let it pull him under) Don’t you lift him, let him drown alive (The good Lord speaks like a rolling thunder)

24. Counting Bodies Like Sheep To The Rhythm of The War Drums // A Perfect Circle

I’ll be the one to protect you from your enemies and all your demons I’ll be the one to protect you from a will to survive and a voice of reason

25. Animals // Martin Garrix

(instrumental)

26. And The World Was Gone // Snow Ghosts

I wish you’d felt me falling I wish you’d watched over me But I blinked and the world was gone

#i literally have not been on tumblr in days and THIS is what i come back to do #i'd say i'm sorry but i think we all know that would be a lie #spn #dean winchester #bela talbot #demon!dean #demon!bela #playlists #VINTAGE CONTENT ANYONE???#countryboycas #sapphicjo #thank you to jules and erika for enabling me. we went on a JOURNEY today #and by we i mean me and by journey i mean 'dazed stroll down memory lane'#ambra.txt #long post #mp

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A bunch of free Stargate (and related) stuff to watch while you’re stuck at home

A list by me.

It got really long so under the cut it goes.

Please reblog and add your favorite videos to the list!

I wanted to clarify a couple of things - I put in a lot of categories but sometimes a lot of what would normally fall in those are put up in the more generic “YouTube Channels” list because one person has posted a pretty significant chunk of Stargate stuff so in order to keep the list from getting too unwieldy I didn’t put them in twice. For example, under “Promos” it doesn’t include the SyFy Channel Super Fan stuff because BriaHalifax has them on their YT Channel. I’m sorry if it’s confusing but if you guys have any questions please let me know! I was just watching a bunch of stuff and am an inveterate list maker and thought I should just inflict share with all of you.

YouTube Channels:

Stargate Command

GateWorld

David Hewlett’s YT Channel

BriaHalifax

Gaffsie

CreationTV

The Popcast

QueenReyes79

SGAngel204

Susan Shambaugh

BiggestStargateFan

Yabolksar (DragonCon 2009 videos)

Alex Petrov (Farscape related content)

Angie Dean (BenBrowder.net YouTube page)

Claudia Black Unofficial

General Hospital

Fandom Spotlite

Ronald J. Coleman

The GATE

Randommind time

Fan videos (mostly not on YouTube):

The Colonel by lilly-the-kid (Password: colonel)

Dr. Horrible Trailer Spoof by firefly827347

Stress by sandy and rache

Written by the Victors by zulu

This is How it Works by lim

By Way of Sorrow by sandy and rache

Previously, on Stargate SG-1… by Jameson Zed

Liquid Bird by hollywoodgrrl

Missed the Saturday Dance by Zoetrope

The Real Reason…(you love Stargate SG-1!) by Jameson Zed

The Fate of Atlantis by Stargate Fenura

John Sheppard | Funk Soul Brother {WWAC} by KyraLove

Stargate Atlantis intro NCIS style season 2 by House352

SG-1/SGA/SGU - High Voltage by kuwdora (Password: pixie_vids)

Masters of War (Pegasus Rising Remix) by bironic

Breathe You In from Holdt

Stargate: Camelot (Merlin/SG-1) by DoubleTreble1518

Roads Untraveled by esteefee

Pro videos (mostly folks showing off their VFX work on the shows):

Interface Mix by Lomax

stargate s.g.i and stargate atlantis by Martin Halle

Promos:

NOW TV - Stargate SG-1 Promo

Stargate SG1 Christmas Marathon :15 version

Stargate SG-1 Weekend Marathon

SyFy Channel Q&A with Joe Flanigan: Stargate Atlantis

SyFy Channel Q&A with David Hewlett: Stargate Atlantis

STARGATE SG-1 UNLEASHED TEASER

SyFy Channel Stargate Atlantis promos (with action figures)

SyFy Stargate Atlantis German promo

SyFy Stargate Atlantins und Stargate SG 1 German Trailer

SyFy Channel Stargate Universe promo

Stargate Universe Sales Tape

SF Stargate Atlantis Marathon

Convention Panels:

Joe Flanigan/David Hewlett Chicago Convention 2013

Stargate Q&A with Richard Dean Anderson & Amanda Tapping - Wales Comic Con 2019

Richard Dean Anderson (Stargate SG-1, MacGyver) Fan Expo Canada - Full Panel

CALGARY EXPO 2013: STARGATE SG-1 - Richard Dean Anderson and Michael Shanks

Dragon Con 2015 - Doctors of Stargate (David Hewlett, Paul McGillion and Teryl Rothery)

Jason Momoa On Mooning David Hewlett - 2008 Creation Stargate Convention in Burbank, CA

Stargate SG1 Panel Wales Comic Con April 2019

Joe Flanigan (Stargate Atlantis) Fan Expo Canada 2018 Full Panel

Stargate SG-1 Panel from SDCC '08

SDCC 2007 Stargate Atlantis Panel

Fan Films:

Stargate: SG-2 - The Ninth Symbol

Stargate Hades Part One

Stargate Hades Part Two

Stargate The Euderion Chronicles (German)

Stargate The Lost Colony

Downloads:

bluespirit - David Hewlett

bluespirit - Joe Flanigan

Vids by Clucking Belles: Sandy 'n Rache

Other:

Richard Dean Anderson Website Video Gallery

AmandaTapping.com Media Page

Stargate: Instructional videos by Daniel Jackson

KINO 101 - STARGATE UNIVERSE

Stargate Universe KINO Webisode

Top 10 Stargate Moments

The GOA'ULD (STARGATE Explained)

Stargate Atlantis - Vegas "Beautiful People"

Discussion on Stargate Universe

Stargate: the complete saga (this is for an English assignment!)

Stargate Origins: Catherine - Analysis and Review

STARGATE INFINITY | S01E01

We NEED a Legit Stargate Game Like This!

The Complete History of Atlantis

Stargate SG-1 - The Role-playing Game

Behind the Mythology of Stargate SG-1

The Making of Stargate 1994 Movie Documentary

25 Minutes with Richard Dean Anderson

Richard Dean Anderson -- My Favorite 'Macgyver' Invention Was ...

Chris Judge Voice for STARGATE SG-1 UNLEASHED - OUTTAKE

Amanda Tapping Sanctuary Season 4 Ending, Charities & Universal Soldier

David Hewlett from "Stargate Atlantis" tests your evil mutant knowledge!

Talking VR, Gaming and Cyborgs with David Hewlett

Stargate - A Gate to other Worlds

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shirtlesssammy · 4 years

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Storytellers in 15x04

In the middle of this week’s episode, we get a really weird moment. It’s weird, because it’s just a one-off character eulogizing another one-off character who got killed off screen. But it’s a FULL MINUTE of this. It's such a strange beat in the episode and I keep staring at it like a child-prophet stares at secrets hidden in cereal boxes. So, let’s all read the third-in-line cheerleader’s eulogy together:

“We are here to celebrate the life of my best friend Susie. My best friend Susie who I miss like she was a part of me…and in many ways she is still a part of me. She’ll always be a part of all of us. Susie Martin was as rare as a ghost orchid and as unique as a snowflake. So beautiful inside and out. But as Robert Frost tells us, nothing gold can stay. And that’s what Susie was. Pure gold.”

I think what caught me at first was the mention of the ghost orchid. What a strange, random plant to bring up in this strange, random speech! I went to Wikipedia and read through the entry for the ghost orchid. Interestingly enough, the book The Orchid Thief features ghost orchids, and was turned into a meta-layered movie. The movie, Adaptation, is about a struggling screenwriter who wants to create a faithful adaptation of the book but finds that he can’t. In his quest for story structure, he discovers that he is part of a larger, dangerous story full of deceit, drugs, and death.

This is a long, winding way to say that I think we listened to the cheerleader’s eulogy because her eulogy is a story. EVERY eulogy is a story. She’s a storyteller, painting memories of her friend that may or may not be true. What matters is the story - her friend is gold, and that’s why she’s gone.

Becky’s our obvious storyteller lampshade, recreating and remixing the world she loves into new stories just for herself and her own fandom. Chuck has his own storyteller arc as well, which gets laid out quite neatly for us.

But I find myself obsessed with the smaller stories in the episode. We learn that Sam pulled Dean back from the brink by telling him what they do matters (it’s that old savior story). Dean tries to spin the same story for Sam, but the narrative doesn’t work on Sam the same way.

Henry’s parents spin stories: Henry can live a normal life, Henry’s going to Yale as long as they do everything right. At the end of the episode, Henry gives them a new story in return. Instead of a tragic vampire, he’s a normal human, but a killer. He’s escaped (that’s all) and is definitely not about to ride off willingly to his own execution.

I think the title of the episode is also a nod to stories. “Atomic monsters” make me think of “nuclear families,” which is a term used to describe a “traditional” family unit. “What makes a family” is a BIG theme of Supernatural, and part of the story Sam and Dean spin about the people they love, and the people they save.

On a more global scale, the episode mentions the story that underpins the way the show Supernatural works: there’s no such thing as the supernatural. Although multiple characters know that vampires are real by the end of this episode, the grand fiction that none of it is real still settles like a great, stifling blanket over reality. With that story in place, you can’t warn anyone about monsters. With that story in place, people also can’t defend themselves against monsters. Or seek help. Or face consequences other than the business end of a machete.

I love that this season is shaping up to examine storytelling, including the story the show has been telling all along. That killing monsters renegade-style is a noble calling and the ONLY way - and not something dark and damaging as well.

This was an episode about the stories we tell to shape our world, and the stories we tell to make it through another day. There’s so much to unpack, and I love it!

#spn 15x04 #atomic monsters #supernatural season 15 #spn thoughts #storytelling

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1.FM - Chillout Lounge Radio (February 15, 2023)

23:55 Koru - I Believe 23:49 Heso - Never Ending Time 23:43 Aural Float - Still Here 23:38 Jazz L'amour - Summer Dreams - See The Light Mix 23:32 Moon De Lounge - La Mer Se Calme ( Mounier Oriental Sunset Dub Mix) 23:25 Phil Mison - Lula 23:17 Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart- Andrew Weatherall Mix 23:08 Joey Fehrenbach - Grandfather 23:02 The Man Behind C. Feat.debora Vilchez - Fluye 22:56 Cesar Martinez Ensemble - Contigo Para Siempre 22:50 Puff Dragon - Lava 22:44 Cafe Americaine - Kashmir Wanderer (Nylons Cut) 22:41 Thomas Lemmer - Savannah 22:32 Toka Kakabadze - Urban 22:27 Aloha From Hawai - Sunset Cocktail Lounge (Cafe Bar Chillout Del Mar Cafe Mix) 22:26 Costes - Stéphane Pompougnac - Green Tree 22:20 Freemasons - Love On My Mind 22:15 Saigenji - No Meio Da Chuva 22:10 Coastline - Adriatic Sea (Dj Lounge Del Mar Vs. 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#1.FM - Chillout Lounge Radio #Chillout #Lounge #Downtempo #Ambient #Trance #2023 #February 2023

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