Apr 19, 2025
The last thing Sam remembered was drinking and flirting with some random pretty girl at the bar. He didn't know that she had a very jealous boyfriend.
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The last thing Sam remembered was drinking and flirting with some random pretty girl at the bar. He didn't know that she had a very jealous boyfriend.
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My Yellowstone fanfiction, Bruised Men Don't Stay Lost is now complete.
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Not even going through a breakup now (or recently). But the right breakup song still makes my heart hurt. Being a human is so weird.
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So today on the MSR (Midnight Star Review), we will be talking about the latest CMT (Country Music Television) special to honor the Legendary band Alabama. This show took place on CMT on Thursday August the 15th, 2024 at 8pm EST (Eastern Standard Time). So let's see who played what to honor Alabama.
Set list. Sam Hunt - Song of the South. Jason Aldean - Love in the first degree. Old Dominion - Roll on (Eighteen wheeler) Little Big Town (LBT) - The closer you get. Brad Paisley - Ol' Alabama. Blake Shelton, Steve Wariner, & Kara Britz - Old flame. Lorrie Morgan & Pam Tillis - Feels so right. Riley Green - Dixieland delight. Jamey Johnson - Angels among us. Alabama - My home's in Alabama. Alabama - Mountain music.
And that's a wrap for what they played for us. And the stand out performance would have to be Jamey Johnson's. That is such a tough song to play, and he really did a great job. And on the MSR (Midnight Star Review), I would give this special a 4 out of 5 stars. I grew up listening to Alabama's music. And it is my Brother's favorite band as well. I felt like they did well on this and giving us at least a two-hour special to honor them. Thanks for taking the time to read this review. See ya all next time.
"Night In" by Brittney Spencer
DV:
There's no way this is a real building, right? The kitchen with its 15 foot ceiling, the living room with its bisexual lighting, it's internally consistent but still wild. On the other hand: it's easy to have a night in when your place looks like the coziest club around. Anyway, as someone who loves to go out but not always, I strongly support a song for the introverts. And I appreciate that (video aesthetic obviously aside) "Night In" actually sounds like it's a comfortable evening ahead. I'm reminded of "House Party," perhaps obviously, but there Sam Hunt is like, "Let me bring the chaos of the club to your quiet home" and here Brittney Spencer is like, "We're gonna have fun in the lowest of keys." It's catchy and sweet and she sings the shit out of it, which is nice: staying in doesn't have to be boring, no matter what the outdoor kids want you to think.
MG:
So, I do think this song exists to be the soundtrack to, like, not even TikToks, but Instagram reels? I watched one the other day that was about life over 40 and posited that no plans could be made in the "today" space because preparing for the "tomorrow" space needed to begin by 5 PM. "Night In" would be the perfect background music for that timeless little skit. But it also reminds me of the 90s moms who preferred country music because Faith Hill would never, never, ever transgress any moral boundaries and I think that's really who Brittney Spencer is singing to here. Even with the perfunctory nod to "getting high," this is a song for people who are revulsed by what their feed tells them is happening in cities at night. Spencer does have a lovely voice and maybe my bar is too low, but I'm just relieved she didn't shout out any brands by name. Make no mistake, it's the capitalism of it all that drives middle aged women into their domestic sanctuaries.
Someone probing my brain for intelligence (today), and all they find is ✨️them✨️