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NGL the thrill of denying Craner the first hint of actual rap is keeping my pulse alight.

4) There's two levels here. One is the acknowledgement of the fact that as I've mentioned before, my childhood was very intensely defined by the role I served my parents who were far too young to have me and didn't know how to be parents, let alone adults. The Kurt Cobain lyric that actually...

Anyway maybe this is too away from jungle or whatever but I'm surprised nobody went for the dbridge pitycore Far less blissy and poignant, more post-burial sobbery

Actually if anything it's been an emotionally diarrhetic week, did you not see the thread?

At least this one works

Boys, I'm going through this list and I'm realizing a lot of you are very emotionally constipated because so little of this actually sounds sad as much as it's evocative.

The malformed, natural crystal. Earth's moss/cancer. Not the diamond.

3) Really this should be a section for the "Todd Terry Riff", which for all I know is actually stolen from some Chicago guy I will never respect unless it's Larry Heard/Ron Hardy. Growing up in NYC I heard this all the time but never knew who was responsible for it, or where it came about. It...

You have no enemies. Put down the gun like Riko said.

2) Rewinding even further back to something my brain cannot be relied upon. My dad tells me this story years and years later about how as a child I could not be calmed down as an infant. They would try everything to get me to relax. Mozart. Raffi. Charlie Parker with Strings. A number of...

Always bullying with you, you've got to shed that tactic for intimacy. Go back to the Pink Temple.

I've got the posts in the brain, they just have to leave my hands. I spent today filling out job applications. Don't spook me off, it's still unfamiliar to be back here~!

This might be the first one of these that actually sounds sad, jeez.

"Intergalactic" is kind of cute, then you realize it's the beginning of Rappaport's Disease and you realize how insidious these men are.

I'm most certainly a Beasties agnostic though maybe I like them more than I'm admitting, idk. That album feels exceptionally divorced from anything I'd like from them.

That soundtrack is impressive but I legit have waded through Points On The Corner and Mosaic in the last couple months and I come out of it thinking "Fuck, how did these guys even GET a hit?"

IDK about all that but let me tell you what Paul's Boutique is.... it's bad.

I tried this same experiment with Wang Chung. Didn't work but hey.

1) I must've been roughly... 8 or 9 when this song came out. This was the first song that I liked that hadn't been dictated by my father's car listening. I never listened to music in the house that wasn't on a television/video game or something my dad was trying to record, my first tape...