u/Creepy_Bear_1060

They Will. They? Will. They? Will. They? Will. ??

I'm in the middle of watching it now. I hope there are others who will see this for the first time and enjoy it.

They've chosen and recorded (and performed) some GREAT covers. Every now and then, I hear a song that gets me wishing BE would give it a treatment. Last night, I heard "All in Good Time" by Ron Sexsmith, and added it to my mental list.

Are there any songs you'd love to hear Bright Eyes do?

EDIT: In a couple days, I'll make a Spotify playlist and link it here.

Couple songs played back to back randomly today and got me wondering if it might be worth starting a playlist. I'm looking for suggestions for songs like:

Subterranean Homesick Blues

It's The End of the World As We Know It

KMAG YOYO

I've Been Everywhere

and (to a lesser degree) We Didn't Start The Fire

Please suggest any more you know.

NOTE: I'm an old punk guy, so I know all the 70s/80s punk and hardcore stuff, but wouldn't put them on the playlist.

TIA!

EDIT: I wish Spotify had Intaferon's "Get Out of London."

EDIT 2: I appreciate everyone who took the time to comment here, add links, etc. Thank you. I probably wasn't clear about what I was looking for. Many of the suggestions are good songs, but very very VERY few are anything like my examples. ("Rapture" by Blondie??!)

Put the record on today, and even though I've had it since the week it was released, TODAY I got it. This one took me awhile. There were always a few songs I liked but DITW never really stuck to me. Right around the second time I heard "Calais to Dover" this afternoon, I started loving this album. Are there any Bright Eyes or Conor songs or albums that took you a long while to appreciate?

How do I reheat last night's pasta with pesto to avoid it becoming an oily mess?

"Funnily." I always feel weird about using this word. It's a real word, but doesn't feel that way to me. It seems clumsy in usage. Do any of you have a word like that of your own? (And weigh in on "funnily"!)

"Funnily." I always feel weird about using this word. It's a real word, but doesn't feel that way to me. It seems clumsy in usage. Do any of you have a word like that of your own? (And weigh in on "funnily"!)

Discovered you today. VERY impressive work. Really funny material, and a great -- friendly -- stage presence. No questions, just words of appreciation.

Did the phrase "fielding questions" predate baseball?

I really like the Knives Out movies. I liked that the detective trying to crack the mystery was a character throughout the films, watching and questioning the others. I saw a lot of movies like this when I was a kid, but I'm asking for suggestions of great CONTEMPORARY (2000-2026) whodunnits as good as -- or even better than -- the Knives Out series.