Hello, Mutuals!

The things I would do to go to a Bob Dylan concert are unspeakable

hi!

happy holidays, what is your favourite holiday & why? do you have any special memories associated with that holiday?

-your secret santa [❤️]

Hi!

My favorite holiday is Christmas! I love it because I'm able to see a lot of my family that I don't usually get to see a lot. I also love the great food and just the general cozy vibe of Christmas. I don't really have any specific special memories. I'm sure this Christmas will have a lot of special memories for me, since it's in our new house and we are hosting for the first time, for family who are coming out of state. It's great since we have never been able to celebrate Christmas with them yet.

So, I just watched Love and Mercy last night and it was so fucking good, I literally almost cried twice, it was so upsetting but also so perfectly made. The sound design was so unique and amazing and the studio recording sessions were so lively and realistic, and the two timelines overlapping was so unique and such an interesting way of storytelling. I can literally talk about this film for hours. I went into this knowing like absolute surface level stuff about Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys and only knowing their biggest hits, so this film was really such an amazing surprise. Please go watch it if you haven't yet because it's so good and so so worth it!

I'm thinking of doing a musician biopic ranking soon once I watch some more! If you all have any biopic recommendations of any musicians, please let me know so I can watch them!

i hope that when timothee chalamet does the bob dylan biopic he gets hit with the austin butler elvis curse and he’s stuck doing a bob dylan voice for all eternity

hi! i saw you posting about jeff buckley, could you tell me anything about him? do you have any recommendations for his music, albums, songs, etc?

-your secret santa [❤️]

Yes, of course! I'm so glad you asked about him!

Honestly, I could tell you his whole life story but I don't want to answer this question in a novel, lol! In short, he was a singer from the 90s and honestly can sing and genre, he had one of the most beautiful male voices ever, I think. His dad, Tim Buckley was actually a folk singer himself, but Jeff never knew him since he died when he was only eight. But he got the musical gene, and he got berry popular for a while when he released his first album, Grace. Although, he tragically died from an accidental drowning in the Mississippi river in 1997 when he was only 30 years old, during the time he was working on an unreleased second album, Sketches for My Sweetheart, the Drunk.

For studio album recommendations, I can really only suggest Grace and Sweetheart the Drunk, since they were the only releases he was able to finish when he was alive. Although, he released many live albums that are incredible and he plays a lot of different stuff during thoes. For live albums, me favorite are Live at Sin-é and Mystery White Boy. You can also check out So Real: Songs from Jeff Buckley and You and I.

As far as songs, his most popular is probably his cover of Hallelujah. But I would suggest: Lover You Should Have Come Over, I Know It's Over, Corpus Christi Charol, So Real, Opened Once, Forget Her, Everybody Here Wants You, Eternal Life, You & I, Grace, Nightmares by the Sea, Mojo Pin, Lilac Wine and his cover of Mama You've Been on My Mind and I Shall Be Released by Bob Dylan.

I'm sorry this was so long, as you can tell, I really love Jeff Buckley 😅❤️

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