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OptionVotes
The Downtown Lights 19
Let's Go Out Tonight 12
Saturday Night 8
Headlights on the Parade 5
Over the Hillside 3
Seven A.M. 3
From a Late Night Train 1


who is extremely unqualified to review this pop album (BradNelson), Monday, 3 October 2016 16:27 (eight years ago) link

btw this is impossible

who is extremely unqualified to review this pop album (BradNelson), Monday, 3 October 2016 16:28 (eight years ago) link

fuck polling a hat

savvinesslessness (map), Monday, 3 October 2016 16:30 (eight years ago) link

most inexplicable discovery from the 5 favorite albums thread, never heard of this, had no idea so many people held it so dear.

flappy bird, Monday, 3 October 2016 16:31 (eight years ago) link

Going for a sleeper, "Let's Go Out Tonight". By the way, if you've never seen the hour long film made of their one(?) US tour, it's on You Tube, called "Flags and Fences", it's great

Iago Galdston, Monday, 3 October 2016 16:36 (eight years ago) link

what i never heard of flags and fences!

I have been saving the book about them (Nileism) for the right moment.

I wish you could see my home. It's... it's so... exciting (Jon not Jon), Monday, 3 October 2016 16:41 (eight years ago) link

i've listened to this about 6 times since discovering it a couple of days ago (from the 5 favorites thread) and i think i do have an early favorite but right now all i think i can say for sure is that it's not "seven am". and "seven am" is not bad by any means!

what i love about this album, and this band (i listened to AWATR once too) is how well it romanticizes the feeling of being in love in (and/or with?) a big city -- so many of their songs evoke walking deliriously down a city street late at night, taking in all the sights and sounds, heart swelled with love, or lust, or...something

k3vin k., Monday, 3 October 2016 16:42 (eight years ago) link

there are a lot of classic ilx tim f posts about the particular romanticism of the blue nile that you also nail there k3vin

who is extremely unqualified to review this pop album (BradNelson), Monday, 3 October 2016 16:48 (eight years ago) link

Isn't 'let's go out tonight' the most pop song in here?

✖✖✖ (Moka), Monday, 3 October 2016 16:48 (eight years ago) link

this is like asking to pick your favorite child

j. winters (josh), Monday, 3 October 2016 16:52 (eight years ago) link

most inexplicable discovery from the 5 favorite albums thread, never heard of this, had no idea so many people held it so dear.

― flappy bird, Monday, October 3, 2016 12:31 PM (twenty-two minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink


yeah same here, have been jamming it for the past few days. whatever past discussion there's been of it on ILM has somehow slipped by me for the decade i've been here

ciderpress, Monday, 3 October 2016 16:55 (eight years ago) link

It feels like a minor hit, maybe an ost appearance? There's a craig armstrong version which I knew before the blue nile one:

https://youtu.be/osP05cpJKNM

✖✖✖ (Moka), Monday, 3 October 2016 16:56 (eight years ago) link

the last minute of "downtown lights" :O

k3vin k., Monday, 3 October 2016 17:02 (eight years ago) link

nah, downtown lights is the obvious pop song here - been covered by rod stewart, annie lennox, even keane have done a version xp

Rae Kwoniff (NickB), Monday, 3 October 2016 17:05 (eight years ago) link

We had it at record club a few years ago.

https://devonrecordclub.com/2013/02/04/the-blue-nile-hats-round-45-toms-selection/

Rob's reaction was interesting...he doesn't like late period Talk Talk either and, whilst they are not all that similar sonically, there's something about the purity of the sound that I guess is anathema to his ears.

I went for Saturday Night but could have picked any of the seven (seven track albums are always fantastic!).

yugi ex, Monday, 3 October 2016 17:06 (eight years ago) link

Isn't 'let's go out tonight' the most pop song in here?

― ✖✖✖ (Moka), Monday, October 3, 2016 12:48 PM (seventeen minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

I don't know, maybe. I always thought Headlights on the Parade was the poppiest

Iago Galdston, Monday, 3 October 2016 17:07 (eight years ago) link

what i never heard of flags and fences!

I have been saving the book about them (Nileism) for the right moment.

― I wish you could see my home. It's... it's so... exciting (Jon not Jon), Monday, October 3, 2016

It's OK, rather prosaic considering how much a good writer could rhapsodize about them

Iago Galdston, Monday, 3 October 2016 17:08 (eight years ago) link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arOG2_QG4ls

Iago Galdston, Monday, 3 October 2016 17:10 (eight years ago) link

found an OG pristine vinyl copy of this for $1 a few months ago, pretty ridic what slips through the cracks sometimes.

nomar, Monday, 3 October 2016 17:11 (eight years ago) link

still find it cheap at carboot sales here too, rubbing shoulders with chris rea et al

Rae Kwoniff (NickB), Monday, 3 October 2016 17:16 (eight years ago) link

yeah same here, have been jamming it for the past few days. whatever past discussion there's been of it on ILM has somehow slipped by me for the decade i've been here
― ciderpress, Monday, October 3

Me three.

the tightening is plateauing (Le Bateau Ivre), Monday, 3 October 2016 17:34 (eight years ago) link

xpost to scik mouthy

it's hard to make a nuts and bolts case for an affinity between late talk talk and blue nile but i will say that the paul buchanan solo album is the only record that reminds me of the mark hollis solo album at all.

I wish you could see my home. It's... it's so... exciting (Jon not Jon), Monday, 3 October 2016 17:36 (eight years ago) link

^^ more than enough to get me interested. Only heard abt Blue Nile's album through ilx last week, and Hollis was on my mind frequently.

the tightening is plateauing (Le Bateau Ivre), Monday, 3 October 2016 17:40 (eight years ago) link

album is called Mid Air

I wish you could see my home. It's... it's so... exciting (Jon not Jon), Monday, 3 October 2016 17:50 (eight years ago) link

Listened to the title track of that and it reminded me of Lewis - L'amour

Evan, Monday, 3 October 2016 17:52 (eight years ago) link

"Seven A.M." because it goes down a storm with just about any combination of Sade's "Make Some Room," the dub mix of Mr. Fingers' "What About This Love," M.E./Virgo's "School Hall," and the Arthur Baker "Rapid Eye" remix of Will Downing's "In My Dreams."

Andy K, Monday, 3 October 2016 18:07 (eight years ago) link

saturday night/quarter to five/when the storefronts are closed in paradise/meet me outside the cherry light

flopson, Monday, 3 October 2016 18:08 (eight years ago) link

I love the meticulous productions of Talk Talk and David Sylvian's solo work, but I've never got on with The Blue Nile. I can't deny that the production on this record is great, but whenever I've listened to it I've often found my attention wavering very quickly. 'Let's Go Out Tonight' is a great example of a song that I switch off from long before the end.

pen pineapple apple pen (Turrican), Monday, 3 October 2016 18:32 (eight years ago) link

Listened to the title track of that and it reminded me of Lewis - L'amour

― Evan, Monday, October 3, 2016 7:52 PM (thirty-three minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Ok wow...

George Costanza: "If this is a lie, if this is a joke, if this is your idea of some cute little game, we're finished ...

the tightening is plateauing (Le Bateau Ivre), Monday, 3 October 2016 18:33 (eight years ago) link

:(

Evan, Monday, 3 October 2016 18:49 (eight years ago) link

At the office through laptop speakers so maybe that is a dumb comparison.

Evan, Monday, 3 October 2016 18:52 (eight years ago) link

For example I thought those were synth pads behind his voice and piano. Realizing they're not.

Evan, Monday, 3 October 2016 18:54 (eight years ago) link

Saturday night obv

Listen to my homeboy Fantano (D-40), Monday, 3 October 2016 18:55 (eight years ago) link

yup

flopson, Monday, 3 October 2016 18:57 (eight years ago) link

yeah "saturday night" is the one that i've been most obsessed with, when the strings come in a little over halfway through the song it's just game over, music doesn't get much better than that

k3vin k., Monday, 3 October 2016 19:00 (eight years ago) link

"From A Late Night Train" is imo as sublime as it gets

Master of Treacle, Monday, 3 October 2016 19:03 (eight years ago) link

reminds me of Aztec Camera!

seafaring funnyman Jacques Custos (rip van wanko), Monday, 3 October 2016 19:04 (eight years ago) link

not exactly my bag in general, but will say the singer reminds me a bit of Adrian Belew

Dominique, Monday, 3 October 2016 19:05 (eight years ago) link

Noooooooooo

I wish you could see my home. It's... it's so... exciting (Jon not Jon), Monday, 3 October 2016 19:06 (eight years ago) link

I would have thought that Let's Go Out Tonight might be a front-runner, but from the comments, maybe not. Anyway, it gets my vote, but all are great.

A lot of people seem to prefer the Craig Armstrong cover (on which Buchanan sings), but I think Hats remains the definitive version. Second place goes to Isaac Hayes version…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3vuy0QJ0BA

Bloody Snail, Monday, 3 October 2016 19:49 (eight years ago) link

Evan, all I meant was I want you to be right. I want it to sound like Lewis. And it does. Nothing dumb about it.

the tightening is plateauing (Le Bateau Ivre), Monday, 3 October 2016 19:52 (eight years ago) link

Oh, totally misread you then! I'm often a little too worried about offending those who are closer to an artist than I am. New to the Blue Nile myself but liked that solo track much more.

Evan, Monday, 3 October 2016 19:58 (eight years ago) link

dude holy shit that isaac hayes cover of "let's go out tonight" !!

k3vin k., Monday, 3 October 2016 20:32 (eight years ago) link

Oh, totally misread you then! I'm often a little too worried about offending those who are closer to an artist than I am. New to the Blue Nile myself but liked that solo track much more.

― Evan, Monday, October 3, 2016 9:58 PM (fifty-six minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Can't say I was too clear with Seinfeld reference tbh. Just really, really wished your Lewis reference was on point. And it was.

the tightening is plateauing (Le Bateau Ivre), Monday, 3 October 2016 20:56 (eight years ago) link

yeah "saturday night" is the one that i've been most obsessed with, when the strings come in a little over halfway through the song it's just game over, music doesn't get much better than that

― k3vin k., Monday, October 3, 2016 7:00 PM (two hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

yeah I was coming here to say that "saturday night" has the slightest of edges because the string refrain from the 3 and half minute mark is like two lovers walking towards each other on a city bridge.

also it's my "song i would sing on Idol or equiv" song.

Tim F, Monday, 3 October 2016 21:18 (eight years ago) link

"saturday night" is my vote

who is extremely unqualified to review this pop album (BradNelson), Monday, 3 October 2016 21:40 (eight years ago) link

most inexplicable discovery from the 5 favorite albums thread, never heard of this, had no idea so many people held it so dear.
― flappy bird, Monday, October 3, 2016 12:31 PM (twenty-two minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

ya me neither

marcos, Monday, 3 October 2016 21:43 (eight years ago) link

shouts out to my favorite lyric ever though: "in love we're all the same / we're walking down an empty street"

who is extremely unqualified to review this pop album (BradNelson), Monday, 3 October 2016 21:45 (eight years ago) link

god that isaac hayes cover

savvinesslessness (map), Monday, 3 October 2016 21:57 (eight years ago) link

Full album covered by Pure Bathing Culture for Turntable Kitchen, with Ben Gibbard guesting on two tracks. Subscription-based, but available to non-club members, the black vinyl is $25 + $5 s&h, for U.S. folk, and includes digital.

Nice Stereogum write-up of Hats, also.

the body of a spider... (scampering alpaca), Tuesday, 12 June 2018 19:49 (six years ago) link

one month passes...

For the 'things that sound a bit like Blue Nile': I think Epic Soundtracks has aesthetic similarities anyway, but his Good Things album seems particularly apposite.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joz9SigJ6eg

The shard-borne beetle with his drowsy hums (Chinaski), Sunday, 22 July 2018 13:30 (six years ago) link

three years pass...

sometimes wonder why the Hats thread isn't just always on the front page.

Hmmmmm (jamiesummerz), Monday, 13 September 2021 20:59 (three years ago) link

mods, make it so

k3vin k., Monday, 13 September 2021 21:04 (three years ago) link

official album of ilm

ciderpress, Monday, 13 September 2021 21:07 (three years ago) link

Hats belong on top naturally

Evan, Monday, 13 September 2021 21:08 (three years ago) link

Re-reading this thread always makes me feel happy

Tim F, Monday, 13 September 2021 21:14 (three years ago) link

This was posted on the C or D thread in case anyone missed it (re-released this year and available on streaming services)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOJ9QcVXZzE

groovypanda, Tuesday, 14 September 2021 07:01 (three years ago) link

i listened to hats tonight knowing it might be my last late night jog of summer and i can't imagine listening to it at, like, 6pm in the coming months. it's been the first album i've confidently called my favorite album ever made since probably high school, and i only discovered it in 2018, and it's an album i've actually listened to less this year as i've been consciously trying to revisit old favorites while doing my new favorite activity of "moving my body", but damn if isn't the greatest thing ever made every time i go back to it

Clay, Tuesday, 14 September 2021 11:45 (three years ago) link

one of us!

k3vin k., Tuesday, 14 September 2021 12:10 (three years ago) link

I find it hard to imagine jogging to any song apart from "Downtown Lights" but more power to you!

Vinnie, Tuesday, 14 September 2021 12:48 (three years ago) link

official album of ilm

Thought that was Jordan:The Comeback.

Dan Worsley, Tuesday, 14 September 2021 12:55 (three years ago) link

one year passes...

great album for a walk in the rain

corrs unplugged, Wednesday, 19 October 2022 09:21 (two years ago) link

a walk across the raindrops

( X '____' )/ (zappi), Wednesday, 19 October 2022 09:31 (two years ago) link

two months pass...

this such a great comedown album

J0rdan S., Sunday, 1 January 2023 21:03 (one year ago) link

i wish there was a 12 min long mix of “saturday night”

J0rdan S., Sunday, 1 January 2023 21:03 (one year ago) link

the final two minutes of "headlights on the parade" rivals anything on this album for me

J0rdan S., Sunday, 1 January 2023 21:23 (one year ago) link

i found a mint condition copy of this on cassette at a record store in london last week, made me very happy

J0rdan S., Sunday, 1 January 2023 21:24 (one year ago) link

one of us! one of us!

k3vin k., Monday, 2 January 2023 00:18 (one year ago) link

this has become one of those albums I don't actually have to listen to to get killed by it, I just have to think about it

J Edgar Noothgrush (Joan Crawford Loves Chachi), Monday, 2 January 2023 00:47 (one year ago) link

otm

i'd rather do music and chill tf out (Austin), Monday, 2 January 2023 01:01 (one year ago) link

I tend to want more "From a Late Night Train" and "Family Life" from this band rather than the usual lite funk, though I guess one of the things that makes those tracks special is that they are uniquely spare.

Halfway there but for you, Monday, 2 January 2023 18:06 (one year ago) link

may I direct you to his solo album

k3vin k., Monday, 2 January 2023 19:17 (one year ago) link

Caution: challops ahead.

"I Want to Know What Love Is" by Foreigner would make a pretty good Blue Nile song.

Hideous Lump, Tuesday, 3 January 2023 06:15 (one year ago) link

No.

doug watson, Tuesday, 3 January 2023 11:17 (one year ago) link

even if you stripped it down enough i don't think it'd be restrained enough

ufo, Tuesday, 3 January 2023 11:27 (one year ago) link

I can hear it but lyrically no.

J Edgar Noothgrush (Joan Crawford Loves Chachi), Tuesday, 3 January 2023 12:41 (one year ago) link

Do we have a thread for songs that could be off Hats?

bain4z, Tuesday, 3 January 2023 13:04 (one year ago) link

'The Lady in Red' :0

Piedie Gimbel, Tuesday, 3 January 2023 13:06 (one year ago) link

i wish there was a 12 min long mix of “saturday night”

― J0rdan S., Sunday, January 1, 2023 4:03 PM (three days ago) bookmarkflaglink

Whenever I listen to Hats it's the album plus "Saturday Night" two more times

J. Sam, Wednesday, 4 January 2023 22:40 (one year ago) link

one year passes...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3vuy0QJ0BA

oh man

ufo, Saturday, 20 January 2024 12:01 (nine months ago) link

^^ had a surreal moment when that came on the radio in a cafe near Sagrada Familia while the sun was setting circa 1999.
looking at Gaudi's architecture bathed in a golden glow while this unfamiliar slooooow version of a familiar song played, it felt like my brain was melting.
(being slightly tipsy didn't help.)

( X '____' )/ (zappi), Saturday, 20 January 2024 12:10 (nine months ago) link

Is that a marimba? For someone who nails the late night lethargy of the song, adding that is like throwing in slide whistle or a saw. It's a 10, but ...

the body of a spider... (scampering alpaca), Saturday, 20 January 2024 23:29 (nine months ago) link

an aside: atmospheric slide whistle new fav micro-genre

she fell asleep with her hand around my throat (Austin), Sunday, 21 January 2024 00:18 (nine months ago) link

"it's the poor man's pedal steel"

sorry. as you were.

she fell asleep with her hand around my throat (Austin), Sunday, 21 January 2024 00:18 (nine months ago) link

but yeah, didn't know about this cover. pretty reminiscent of his classic sidelong makeovers of burt bacharach.

ofc i had to look it up and it originates as a b side from a uk only single. nice.

she fell asleep with her hand around my throat (Austin), Sunday, 21 January 2024 00:28 (nine months ago) link

2024 - could this be the year the long-rumored complete second Paul Buchanan album releases?

the body of a spider... (scampering alpaca), Sunday, 21 January 2024 01:31 (nine months ago) link

new song — Paul Buchanan - Mid Air (The Blue Nile)

truly humbled underdog (k3vin k.), Saturday, 27 January 2024 22:20 (nine months ago) link

eight months pass...

i thought i'd burned this album out but i can't seem to stop playing it lately. apologies if someone else has mentioned this about this album but it's a great working class album isn't it? of course i was always in absolute devotion to buchanan's vocal performance but i'm finding new appreciation for it - every syllable he utters is just unreal, so pure.

he/him hoo-hah (map), Tuesday, 22 October 2024 15:28 (one week ago) link

otm

brony james (k3vin k.), Tuesday, 22 October 2024 16:43 (one week ago) link

apologies if someone else has mentioned this about this album but it's a great working class album isn't it?

i've always pictured the narrator as walking down the street late at night alone, it's a specific kind of working class urbanity. "over the hillside" kinda sets the stage ("walk me into town, the ferry will be there")

the album is obsessed w/ nightlife and the romantic possibilities of going out at night, but it's also so inwardly drawn and focused on the emotional aspect of socializing that there is barely any actual socializing happening in the songs. pretty much the only parts of the outside world he describes are the lights... i'm not sure the narrator at any point in the album is actually even inside. he could be moving thru life w/o a penny to his name. if you think about the great music about nightlife, how much of it involves being at the party or in the club? even putting aside anything from after the millennium, on songs like "west end girls" or janet "go deep" the narrator is singing about specific things like knocking tables over or the quality of the DJ. the physical distance of the narrator is part of what makes 'hats' hit so hard on an emotional level -- it exists almost strictly in the zone of time after the parties are over and the bars are closed and you're left only w/ your internal monologue, but w/ that certain sorta post-night out magic dancing around in your head. and i think that distance from the goings on also helps it code in the way that you're saying, map. a song like "let's go out tonight" renders the bar or club almost in religious terms -- he sings about being drawn to the light in the way people think about heaven. the concept of commerce w/in these spaces is absent from these songs

it's also an even more specific kind of british working class urbanity. obv my experience is not in the late 80s but even now there is still such a stronger culture of walking around and utilizing public transportation after a night out in the UK than there is in america. the people i hang out w/ in london are of similar class and professional status (which is to say, largely writers and journalists) as the people i hang out w/ in new york, but i never hear anyone in london at the end of the night be like "hey i'm leaving, my uber is outside," which is a regular occurrence in new york. my perception as a visitor anyway is that even now among ppl w/ enough disposable income to pay £15 to take a cab home, you still just walk to the bus or the tube and kinda let yourself be awash in the afterglow of a night out, which to me is very much the perspective from where this album comes

slob wizard (J0rdan S.), Tuesday, 22 October 2024 17:47 (one week ago) link

Afterglow is not a word I would I associate with a late night bus from George Square in Glasgow tbh.

The count has shot himself (Tom D.), Tuesday, 22 October 2024 18:16 (one week ago) link

one thing i've always puzzled over is the emotion that seems to be attached to all of the images of city lights, empty streets and cars going by. they always seem to be references to some kind of anchor point or manifestation of love and beauty in the context of a relationship - all of "let's go out tonight" seems to be that way. so i think a crucial part of this album is the subject of a grand love, and maybe romance itself. it's a very romantic album at its core, i think. so the other day it struck me that the city landscape that it occupies, which you describe so beautifully and thoroughly jordan, that maybe all of those images are stand-ins for transcendental love. i think of the rush of words at the end of "the downtown lights," it almost sounds like he's being crucified on them. there's the lyric "in love we're all the same / we're walking down an empty street." also i think references to friday and saturday are symbolic of romance and love in a similar way (and also part of the working class thing - fridays and saturdays being these weekly moments of possibility for working people). but these images aren't what usually get brought out as symbols for love - they're all ghostly, unoccupied, and transitory. there's a contradiction and a melancholy there. the generalness of romance and love rising above and away from the particularities of a person. i do find a certain truth to that. and ultimately it just feels saturated with hope for love and for romance in spite of the transitory and ghostly aspects of it, it's an album-length prayer for it.

he/him hoo-hah (map), Tuesday, 22 October 2024 18:21 (one week ago) link

ultimately it just feels saturated with hope for love and for romance in spite of the transitory and ghostly aspects of it, it's an album-length prayer for it.

i also think it implies that there is some value in that transitory period, that there is something itself romantic about melancholic longing. as a gay person this perspective feels very natural and comfortable to me... one coping mechanism for being in the closet is finding something meaningful and even special in your relationship to love and romance in that transitory period. of being the ghost. the album never resolves, and instead chooses to luxuriate in that in between

slob wizard (J0rdan S.), Tuesday, 22 October 2024 19:35 (one week ago) link

I think if one steps back from this album specifically, it's easier to see how Buchanan was invested in telling the same type of story (both in content and in form) over and over again.

"A Walk Across The Rooftops" (the song, which is the opening song on their first album) opens with:

I walk across the rooftops
I follow a broken Thread
Of white rags falling slowly down
Flags caught on the fences
I am in love, I am in love with you
I am in love, I am in love with you

This is a lyrical set piece we see over and over again, this intensely visual first-person description of moving through empty urban spaces like an archeologist, taking in everything but judging nothing, every detail pregnant with possibility but detached from any fixed signification - and then the shift to the simplest, most direct statement of romantic attachment possible. And the narrator and the listener both realise that this is the point, the vantage from which the world around has become both enlivened and estranged, lit up in the most intoxicating manner possible.

And so Buchanan encapsulates a certain aspect of love, which is the way it colours and transforms everything around it like sunlight (or city lights); and as with the sun, the actual detail of love is something that Buchanan can only gaze at directly for a moment before looking away, describing the source of this feeling in only the simplest terms before once again returning his gaze to a study of its effects.

Then, "Tinseltown in the Rain":

Why did we ever come so far?
I knew I'd seen it all before
Tall buildings reach up in vain
Tinseltown is in the rain
I know now love was so exciting
Tinseltown in the rain
All men and women
Here we are
Caught up in this big rhythm
One day this love will all blow over
Time for leaving the parade
Is there a place in this city
A place to always feel this way?

Archeology: the singer observes the seeming permanence of the city, the "tall buildings (which) reach up in vain" for the heavens, knowing that even these monuments are themselves fleeting if one zooms out far enough, but in the moment their permanence feels assured. And he wonders if this big emotion that is bursting out of him can last - is there a place in this city to always feel this way? Hoping that it can, fearing that it can't.

Do I love you? Yes, I love you
Will we always be happy go lucky?
Do I love you? Yes, I love you
But it's easy come, and it's easy go
All this talking is only bravado, yeah

Is this feeling real, can it last? And if it doesn't, would that make the way I feel now any less real?

Tim F, Tuesday, 22 October 2024 22:25 (one week ago) link

just wanna say this has been a very enjoyable revive so far, some really great posts here

Paul Ponzi, Tuesday, 22 October 2024 23:10 (one week ago) link

Yeah. Feeling this revive pretty hard

realistic pillow (Jon not Jon), Wednesday, 23 October 2024 02:51 (one week ago) link

yeah love this discussion

brony james (k3vin k.), Wednesday, 23 October 2024 05:01 (one week ago) link

“saturday night” is going to to be the closing song at my wedding

brony james (k3vin k.), Wednesday, 23 October 2024 05:02 (one week ago) link

Killer choice.

This was the perfect soundtrack for my walk around rainy Vienna this afternoon.

Pray for me, praying for the light
Baby, baby, let's go out tonight

The wishful thinking/hoping/praying/begging of this album transports me through all different periods of my adult life.

Western® with Bacon Flavor, Wednesday, 23 October 2024 18:42 (one week ago) link


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