Song of Good Hope @ MSG 2 2024

Such horrible news about Glen Hansard.

I was very fortunate to see Glen open for the band at both 2024 MSG shows and was especially glad to see him and Eddie perform this gorgeous song together.

RIP Glen, may those closest to you find strength, love and comfort in this time.

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u/August_West_1990 — 3 months ago
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Spider-Man (1992)

- Spider-Man / Peter Parker - Wil Wheaton
- Mary Jane Watson - Madchen Amick
- Gwen Stacy - Alicia Silverstone
- Uncle Ben Parker - Jack Lemmon
- Aunt May Parker - Betty White
- J. Jonah Jameson - Phil Hartman
- Green Goblin / Norman Osborn - Sam Neill
- Harry Osborn - River Phoenix (in this timeline, River doesn’t die in 1993)
- Dr. Octopus / Otto Octavius - Bob Hoskins
- The Vulture / Adrian Toomes - Robert Duvall
- Venom / Eddie Brock - Anthony Michael Hall
- The Sandman / Flint Marco - Jeff Fahey
- Captain George Stacy - Harrison Ford [special appearance]

u/August_West_1990 — 3 months ago

My Paired Down Foreign Tongues

There’s been some talk about the new album being a few songs too long, so I decided to experiment with editing and rearranging the album for a leaner, perhaps more cohesive album.

I tried to emulate my the flow and length of Hackney Diamonds, which aside from the overall quality of the songs I felt were that album’s two greatest strengths. In particular, I wanted a tad more space in the pacing between the slower numbers and the rockers.

I think the overall listening experience is quite satisfying, but everyone’s gonna have different takes?

And really, who am I to think I can do better than the Rolling fucking Stones?

u/August_West_1990 — 3 months ago

Who Could Play Mick Jagger?

In a recent interview promoting the new Stones record Foreign Tongues, Mick was asked if he'd be open to a Stones biopic a la A Complete Unknown, Rocket Man, etc. and he said he'd be open to it.

It got me thinking about who could play him; he has such a unique look and charisma and would no doubt be a fairly tough role capture properly. I couldn't think of any 'names' that could pull it off, but as a Stones fanatic I'm open to suggestions.

You could also offer suggestions for the rest of the band.

u/August_West_1990 — 3 months ago

If The Rolling Stones Did a Rarity Focused Set List at the Sphere What Would You Want to See Played?

With the possibility of live residencies being thrown out, if the Stones were to do a series of shows at the Sphere, would you be down and what would you want to see played?

Since the Sphere is contingent on the audio-visual component,
I tried to design a set list with several songs that have a cinematic quality to the lyrics where the details could lend to some really cool visuals.

Here’s what I came up with:

  1. Start Me Up
  2. Tumbling Dice
  3. Casino Boogie
  4. Rough and Twisted
  5. Let it Bleed
  6. Dead Flowers
  7. Moonlight Mile
  8. Live with Me
  9. Dancing with Mr. D
  10. Out of Control
  11. Slipping Away
  12. Before They Make Me Run
  13. Sympathy for the Devil
  14. Miss You
  15. Honky Tonk Women
  16. Midnight Rambler
  17. Gimme Shelter
  18. Paint It Black
  19. Street Fighting Man
  20. Jumping Jack Flash

Encore
21. Ruby Tuesday
22. Satisfaction

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u/August_West_1990 — 4 months ago
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Random Casting for the MCU (1990-2000)

- Iron Man / Tony Stark - Tom Cruise
- Captain America / Steve Rogers - Brad Pitt
- Star Lord / Peter Quill - Patrick Swayze
- Black Widow / Natasha Romanoff - Gena Davis
- The Hulk / Bruce Banner - Jeff Goldblum
- Hawkeye / Clint Barton - Michael Beihn
- Ant-Man / Scott Lang - Tom Hanks
- Thor - Dolph Lundgren
- Spider-Man / Peter Parker - Wil Wheaton
- Captain Marvel / Carol Danvers - Laura Dern
- Black Panther / T’Challa - Wesley Snipes
- Rocket Raccoon (voice) - Mickey Rourke
- Drax - James Gandolfini
- Mantis - Joan Chen
- Nebula - Demi Moore
- Mary Jane Watson - Madchen Amick
- Hank Pym - Donald Sutherland
- Thanos - Clancy Brown
- Erik Kilmonger - Denzel Washington
- Loki - Robert Downey Jr.

u/August_West_1990 — 4 months ago
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The Bear (1984-1989)

- Sean Penn as Carmy Berzatto
- Nicolas Cage as Richie Jerimovich
- Annabella Sciorra as Natalie “Sugar” Berzatto
- Rita Moreno as Tina Marrero
- Bruce Willis or Mickey Rourke as Michael Berzatto
- Bill Nunn as Marcus Brooks
- Danny Aiello as Uncle Jimmy Kalinowski
- Debra Winger as Claire Dunlap
- Mike Hagerty as Neil Fak
- Jasmine Guy as Sydney Adamu
- Gena Rowlands as Donna Berzatto

u/August_West_1990 — 4 months ago

Top 5 Favorite Intro Riffs

  1. Sad
  2. Do the Evolution
  3. Alive
  4. Given to Fly
  5. Glorified G.

There are lots of good options here. Be curious to see others’ choices.

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u/August_West_1990 — 4 months ago
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Hear Me Out: Cecily Strong as Wonder Woman LP

I know what you’re thinking.

“She’s a comedic actress!”

Sure, but does not really mean anything. Even on SNL, Cecily displayed range beyond just pure comedy. Also, Wonder Woman doesn’t really need to be an Oscar worthy role. She could bring both depth and fun to the role.

The other caveat would be her age, but if they go with an established Wonder Woman over a pure reboot, I don’t see too much of a problem. She’s hardly ancient.

Also, I think she has the right look for the role. She’s tall (5’8-5’9-ish) and has dark hair and solid features for the role.

I’m ready to be flamed, but I’ve seen far worse casting suggestions on here.

u/August_West_1990 — 4 months ago

‘Album’ Double Features

What are some albums that for whatever reason make good ‘double features’? Thematically, historically, mood, etc.

Here are a few that come to mind:

Come by Prince and Erotica by Madonna

Both were made at rather controversial times in their careers where they used sex as a vehicle for deeper frustrations, both sexually and personally.

Madonna had released the book Sex along with the album and was being slut-shamed and critics accused her of resorting to shock value to keep her career afloat.

Prince was in his legal battle with Warner Brothers when Come was released; while he had written about sexual topics before, songs like Pheremone and the title track were noticeably darker and more sonically aggressive than his early slow jams

Another Madonna album would be Confessions on a Dance Floor, which pairs well with Cyndi Lauper’s Bring Ya to the Brink. Both albums are famous 1980s’ artists (perceived rivals) adapting their style to modern dance / techno sounds and doing it very well. Madonna’s is more aggressive and edgy, Cyndi’s more warm and breezy, but they are both excellent.

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u/August_West_1990 — 4 months ago
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Daredevil (1960s)

- Daredevil - Robert Redford
- Kingpin - Telly Savalas
- Elektra - Raquel Welch
- Foggy Nelson - Dom DeLuise
- Karen Page - Sharon Tate
- Ben Urich - Jason Robards
- Bullseye - Robert Duvall or Dennis Hopper
- The Punisher - Burt Lancaster or Rock Hudson

u/August_West_1990 — 5 months ago

Shows Without Covers?

I was listening to the great St. Louis ‘22 show, and when I got to the end of the encore, I realized - unless you wanna be nitpicky with Sleeping by Myself and the Satisfaction tag in Who Ever Said - that this show was entirely originals with no covers.

Has there been another show, at least in the Matt era at the very least, that is entirely PJ originals? It seems like every show has a cover, usually Baba or Free World.

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u/August_West_1990 — 5 months ago