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themichaelblackwell: Such a pleasure hanging out with this bunch of legends and watching them open the show every night! If you guys haven’t already go listen to @sunroomband ☀️ (p.s thanks for letting me join you guys onstage the other night!) // 📷 by @neilshuk
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Here’s tonight’s episode for you to enjoy. Good lord this episode came out amazing.
Tracklist
J Dilla - Jay Dee 50
Local Artist - Dancer
Archie Hamilton & Benson Herbert - Swerve
Wavescape - Dave (2001 Mix)
Braincell - Peterson Session
Fred - Mono Flight
Haass - Night Shift
vault. - Wandering
Anton Kubikov - Higher And Higher
Archie Hamilton feat. Onallee - Eye Of The Storm (Archie Hamilton VIP Mix)
Christopher Ledger - MPC Sketches 02
BADEO - Particularity
Skender - Right Away
Janeret - Bright
Aybee - In The
Gauss - Odyssey
DJ Slip - L Train To Bushwick
Paul Hester - Millennium
Grant - Viewpoint
Eduardo De La Calle - Low Vaikunthas
Harrison BDP - The Flow
Steve Hammer - Small City
DJ Lil' John - After Dark
Levantine - Cry
Kaelan - Odissey
Monk Dub
I bought this for the sake of having it
Isaac Anderson via IG Story, Portland Night 2
Lottie on her IG story 🤍
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hey this came out, and it was perfectly fine. Entertaining certainly, I had a fun time all around, but surprisingly kind of a nothingburger of a story I suppose. Some of the bands go to Guam, they do some songs, have some fun, it’s all nice and easy, but that’s about it. Feels about as consequential as a random OVA. I don’t think I’m necessarily bothered by it but I suppose I just expected a little more. Oh well. Certainly the best BanG Dream anime has ever looked which is a positive - and it had some of the most fun performances in the series accordingly. So I still liked the movie, woo.
really put Chisato between a rock and a hard place huh
