Dallasbowlin
Everything woke turns to sh*t
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I’m “ok” with it because it’s Randy. The special case imo here is that he literally can’t make new music and is alive to consent. But when people that are alive and “Consent” because of far less talent that AI can enhance is where I have problems.If it were any other artist, I'd be against it, but Randy is a special case. He's alive and can consent to it. Seeing how happy it makes him is enough for me to be fine with it.
Yeah, if it’s a situation like Randy it’s ok. I agree on the other part.I’m “ok” with it because it’s Randy. The special case imo here is that he literally can’t make new music and is alive to consent. But when people that are alive and “Consent” because of far less talent that AI can enhance is where I have problems.
Still don't think I'll be able to swing all 3 but tentatively planning to make 2 nights this time around instead of just the one night I've been able to swing up to this point.Living at the Sheraton again, don't plan on eating there at all this time though. The drinks are good but it's a premium price for cafeteria food
He was on McAfee Friday and they kept throwing out the bro country stuff and Parker was trying as hard as he could to not just straight up bash it, but he definitely asserted he’d never sing that stuff.Has there ever been a bigger change in quality than Parkers from Limestone Kid to whatever the heck he's doing now?
Planning on checking this out later this afternoon but received an early surprise in the inbox around noon today. I know BJ has been talking about this being a big rock album, and it definitely stands up to that but (not surprisingly) I find myself gravitating to the slow, sad songs on first listen. That being said, "Head Down, Feet Moving" is going to be absolutely hell on wheels to hear played live, especially at the Lincoln next February.Oh this guy definitely gets a passing grade. You’d think he’s been making music for years. What a tremendous debut album.
Still can’t quite place who he reminds me of