I’m going to quietly install this feature on my workplace’s Spotify and see how long it takes for people to realize they haven’t heard Drake in a long-ass time.

Weezer reinventing themselves as the world’s most popular cover band is actually a redemption arc I can kinda get behind

https://twitter.com/scottgum/status/1088501117976264705?s=21

Dang, Jenny.

yeah, no, fuck that, I know what I saw.

“i’m really rich” is definitely one of my least-favourite lyrical modes.

Here’s hoping they run out of colors soon.

what a way to end a great album art streak.

Why bother?
It’s gonna hurt me.

Please, it’s just music. It’s not that serious and this album is pretty fucking good.

This should not be optional, lest I be triggered by being forced to consider the misdeeds of artists featured on the platform. I would much prefer it if Spotify and other streaming services take the initiative and protect my and others’ delicate sensibilities from these moments.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/01/julie-irwin-zimmerman-i-failed-covington-catholic-test/580897/
Hey Tom, I’d recommend giving this a read. It’s a decidedly more level-headed, rational take on the bullshit that happened over the weekend. The first three paragraphs of this review are bruuuuutal.

Yeah, but no, based on past comments. I take music as seriously as anyone – it’s basically my life. Like, I am regularly around pretentious, snobby jazz and classical musicians who will TELL YOU they are pretentious and snobby as they go on and on about how everything modern sucks. I get taking music seriously. But it’s not THAT serious. At the very least, obviously, I didn’t think that comment was funny.

Friends > Frasier

and I wonder
still I wonder:
who’ll fuck the rain?