ldmcd1991.bsky.social
I had a huge crush on Pete Wentz back in 2007 when I was 16. Now, I'm a 33 year old college dropout who is a musician and songwriter. he/they.
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It would’ve been nice to see her there be celebrated for her important accomplishments and contributions, as well as jamming on her bass guitar. But I get it. I get it. She doesn’t want to play the game.
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I miss her so much 😞
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Nas - Yes
Bjork - Yes
Television - Side Categories
Elliott Smith - Probably not
Tangerine Dream - Probably not
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I wished Milla had made more albums after “The Divine Comedy”. She would’ve been in good company with Alanis Morissette and Fiona Apple in the young female singer/songwriters of the ‘90s who are wise beyond their years department.
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#MillaJovovich
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When I first heard the album back in 2009, I was just blown away. Milla has a beautiful voice, has a quirky songwriting style, and the production on that album is absolutely amazing. It was giving me Kate Bush-Tori Amos vibes with the production, the quirky songwriting, and her voice.
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As for Elliott Smith and Tangerine Dream? Tough to say. I feel like they would be considered too niche for the hall to be placed on the ballot and get an induction.
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#RockHall #RockandRollHallofFame
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And she tried to come up with a bullshit excuse on why she posted a comment on Russell Brand’s gross MAGA post. I was like, “Girl, Bye.”
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I don’t hate Benson Boone. His music is not for me.
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Even though the song was written and recorded three years before that tragic night, it’s as if Al Green is singing the song from her perspective. Terrifyingly prophetic.
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#AlGreen
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She loved the man, she didn’t want to give him up. When he turned her down when she asked him to marry her, she thought he doesn’t love her anymore.
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She did all of this because she was hurt when he told her he does not want to marry her. Despite already being a married woman with children, Mary Woodson saw Al Green as her entire world.
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@mrjoncryer.bsky.social doppelgänger
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She previously stated that she was a lesbian
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I don’t know about Lorde. I feel like Billie Eilish and Lana Del Rey have a much bigger shot at getting inducted in the future than Lorde. Too soon to tell, but I think Lorde should be inducted. She definitely started a trend in the 2010s that still carried over into the 2020s.
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I think Paul secretly hates Oasis because he sees them as Beatles copycats 😏
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My maternal great-grandmother Alice’s maternal great-great grandfather William Cockerham and Johnnie’s paternal great-grandfather Manuel were brothers.
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#JohnnieCochran #BloodRelatives #Family
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Bienville and Caddo are the areas where most of my relatives and ancestors on my mom’s mom’s mom’s side were living. I knew growing up the Cochrans are kinfolks, but I didn’t know how I’m related to them.
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Teena Marie was and STILL is one of the most highly important figures in the black community.
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Teena Marie is probably the only white R&B artist with such a huge impact and influence within the black community’s music and culture.
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#TeenaMarie
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