Yeah, they went through a few different sounds and that was their party era.
I'm too familiar with internet anonymity to truly believe this but I wouldn't be surprised if the ghostbusters backlash was started by the studio.
There's no way they didn't know it was bad...but they already paid for it and would get shit for canning it. So they made it seem like the release was sabotaged by the patriarchy.
Corporations are ALL about dividing and conquering.
I picked that one in particular because it has some of the same jazz elements that I liked about Maruja but their EP and two albums are a bit all over the place (in a good way imo)
See, ladies? We made movies for you but no one liked them...obviously because of misogyny, not because they were obvious and soulless cash grabs.
It's corporate feminism.
Came across Avalon Emerson recently with the song Written Into Changes but nothing hits that same vibe. I like some of the other tracks but this one really does it for me
I had a similar experience after hearing their song Saoirse.
Check out the Irish band Bricknasty
That whole album has the same vibe as Tubthumping
I knew nothing about this movie and have the same feelings bout Kirk as most of Lemmy but I think delaying it was the right call. They probably left money from the outrage coverage on the table but it would have been known as "The Charlie Kirk movie"
Only if it's vinyl or CD. The only thing in the pro column for any tape format is the kachunk of the buttons
A couple years ago on reddit I saw a post lamenting the death of....the minidisc.
Old portable storage tech sucked. Good riddance is right

I tangled a puzzle from this line, forgot to fix it, and found it 20 years later. Still haven't untangled it