I started listening to Blur after seeing you talk about them on that defunct social media platform and while I haven't gotten into them to the same degree, I love the way you write about the really special experience of getting into a band that's broken up and experiencing them as mythological and then real when they do actually do live shows again (I'm hoping to have a similarly transcendent experience with Pulp this fall). Looking forward to listening to your playlist since I haven't heard most of it before!
aw i'm also seeing pulp for the first time this fall, i think it will definitely be a very similar experience!! thanks so much for reading and for your nice comment :')
"I like that, in general, the presence of music is inherently paradoxical because it moves through space without occupying it. Words do the same thing. In a way, so do memories."
I started listening to Blur after seeing you talk about them on that defunct social media platform and while I haven't gotten into them to the same degree, I love the way you write about the really special experience of getting into a band that's broken up and experiencing them as mythological and then real when they do actually do live shows again (I'm hoping to have a similarly transcendent experience with Pulp this fall). Looking forward to listening to your playlist since I haven't heard most of it before!
aw i'm also seeing pulp for the first time this fall, i think it will definitely be a very similar experience!! thanks so much for reading and for your nice comment :')
"I like that, in general, the presence of music is inherently paradoxical because it moves through space without occupying it. Words do the same thing. In a way, so do memories."
so so good...even thought taylor outsold <3
This is great! I’ve always liked Blur and Damon Albarn has been invaluable in some other interesting projects as well. Thanks for the playlist!