What Are You Listening To?

[sweetcell]

I wouldn’t say he has his hand on her ass

More like the tips of his fingers, right?

and, anatomically speaking, isn't that more hip than ass?

[Julian, Bespoke SEXPERT]

Where DOES the butt start?

[sweetcell]

Where DOES the butt start?

there HAS to be some historical case law on this, no? (although it's also that one would expect to change with the times...)

[grateful]

I believe I listened to a podcast episode on this topic, but I can't recall which one...

[Julian, Bespoke SEXPERT]

I believe I listened to a podcast episode on this topic, but I can't recall which one...

Oh, good, someone got that reference.

[grateful]

It was related to a discussion on the Aswang, which, by night, grows wings and segments it's body, leaving it's legs behind. The discussion centered around whether or not the butt remains attached to the main body or gets left behind on top of the disembodied legs.

[Julian, Bespoke SEXPERT]

It was related to a discussion on the Aswang, which, by night, grows wings and segments it's body, leaving it's legs behind. The discussion centered around whether or not the butt remains attached to the main body or gets left behind on top of the disembodied legs.

OK, you got a reference but you did not get MY reference then. . .

[grateful]

Ooooh do tell! How many different ways can we approach the start of the butt?

[Julian, Bespoke SEXPERT]

Ooooh do tell! How many different ways can we approach the start of the butt?

There's this terrible movie podcast called "How Did This Get Made" where comedians all watch the same bad movie then discuss it and in their review of the film Mannequin 2: On The Move, a film where Kristy Swanson plays a mannequin that comes to life sporadically, they have a long debate about where, exactly, the butt starts, first with reference to mannequins but later on more existentially.

It has become a bit of a trademark line that they've shoe-horned into later discussions of other terrible films.

[Dejecty-hatch lııllı|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|̲̅̅=̲̅̅|̲̅̅●̲̅̅|llıl]

what are you talking about, this seems like top 10 movie

[Julian, Bespoke SEXPERT]

See, but doesn't that poster just make you wonder where the butt starts?

[Starsky]

Splurged on Discogs on a test pressing of an Argentine album that means a lot to me….

I had a recent reissue but just not good enough…. Felt like a forgery… About twenty years ago I had the original LP but it was stolen …. My guess is there are less than a few hundred copies of this floating around…by 1989 in Argentina the few people buying music were buying cassettes…hardly any vinyl was being pressed…less bought

I have spent 32 years now going back to this music and it’s never let me down….

This album came out in early 1989 in the middle of a big economic crisis with 200% monthly inflation (hence the title “No one gets out of here alive”) and promptly sank like a stone. Nobody was buying records. I heard a radio program where they played all the songs and I believe Calamaro was on it… I recorded it and listened to that tape for years… for example when I was homesick…before this album Andres had recorded many great songs but this was of another songwriting level as a whole and a powerhouse album all the way through. I headed to college in the states and Andres Calamaro moved to Spain where he formed a band with Ariel Rot (Cecilia Roth of Almodóvar movies is his sister) to try his luck there… of course, he hit it big…

[kosmo vinyl]

https://nouvellevague.bandcamp.com/album/curiosities

from Nouvelle Vague's vault from 2019

first time I've heard tracks from them with a male singer.. and a bit more adventurist in the arrangements. 

[Yada]

RIP to a legend.

[Starsky]

Ha I was going to say that’s my favorite album by him

I used to have the cd but it seems misplaced