Unpopular opinions
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from my very limited understanding, Prince was a musician of a high caliber who produced prolifically. a pop star quite different from the Cowell model
I saw him once in concert, it was cool- I wasn't a fan but I recognized every song played & he was very good live
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I also have to agree. Yes, it's always sad when someone passes, usually for the people that actually know the person. And I get the whole, "he/she had such a big impact on my life." but people who never knew the person being hysterical over their death always blows my mind.
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Prince's music had a pretty strong impact on my life- Purple Rain was the first album I ever bought, and his music was a big part of my formative years. Even though I didn't really listen to anything he did since the mid 90s, the occasional Prince stories and random tv appearances never failed to make me smile. That's gone now, and that makes me a little sad. If you don't get it, or don't feel the same, that's cool. I didn't really care about Lemmy or Bowie. If we were all the same, life would be dull as shit.
And Mega's right- the Batman soundtrack was pretty great. Trust, Party Man and Electric Chair especially so. Batdance, not so much.
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The timing of it…. ruined his mother's 90th birthday!
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I'm pretty ambivalent to The Sign's death. Though, I am certainly not in any way ambivalent to a twat who thinks that calling himself a sign is a cool idea…...
My favourite Facebook post today.
Fuck, now we have to listen to nothing but Princes music until someone better croaks.....
This post made my day. Thank you G.
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I was introduced to Prince during his peak in the 80's via my Uncle. He would get royally hammered and blast Purple Rain from his turntable. I happened to lose said Uncle recently as well, so the music that stuck with me in combo of said loss stirred some shit.
That aside, I always respected him as a cat that did his own thing. Plus he was one of the better guitar players of his time and genre
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Unpopular Opinion: Color is overrated; it distracts from the many lovely value patterns and shades of grey that the world has to offer. Also, B&W draws attention to good composition and texture/shiny things I.E. chrome or leather. Sometimes, instead of seeing in color I wish that the world would have the beautiful high contrast monochrome appearance of movies like Sin City or even Down By Law or Dead Man.
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If you like b&w I was watching "Double Indemnity" with Barbara Stanwyck & Fred McMurray beautifully shot by John Seitz? sp. who also shot Sunset Boulevard with the same director Billy Wilder
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Both great movies. Billy Wilder was amazing.
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I didn't think it was as bad as some people have made it out to be. Still don't like Chris Evans, but I thought Matt Le Blanc did well.
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Camo. If you're not in the military or hunting it should not be worn.
Just behind 'fashionable' sweatpants it's my least favorite trend to come about in the past few years.
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