Isaac Brock (Modest Mouse) on Philip Seymour Hoffman 

Also dissing hunger games.

Damn your right.

At first I was like no way then I looked closer. Good call bro

Oh my god. This comment deserves to be better known

This shit so fuckin funny dawg

no god NOOOOOO I CAN NEVER UNSEE IT NooooOooO

Goes to the reservation.....

@@gcolovich3393 goes to the desert fires his rifle in the skyn N says God if I hafta die you will have to diey i-ey iieh!!!

2021 but its happening!

What a disappointment

@@nathanwilliams3877 the golden casket is awesome

Was thinking the same thing

jesus relax

a groupie might have done that to him.

thanks

me too. something like that.

No not a groupie haha, he actively puts nail varnish on his guitar fingers!

That’s Portland the homeless talk down to you too

Why is this popping up into peoples feeds now? There is not many records I have listened to more than Lonesome Crowed West and when I was in middle school in 2003, 8th graders were allowed to put in a small quote in the year book and I went with a lyric from “Edit The Sad Parts.” With my MM fandom stated, I feel comfortable saying that Isaac’s thoughts on Phillip Hoffman probably didn’t need to be shared with anyone. And I probably don’t need to share my thoughts on PSH but I’m going to anyways. I’m still sad we are deprived of seeing Hoffman appear in the works of Paul Thomas Anderson. The diversity he showed in those roles starting with that asshole gambler in Hard Eight ragging on Jimmy Gator at the craps until his straight up GOAT role in The Master is absolutely insane.

soon

He's been working on his new one since 2010.

John Kaitlyn its out now. sure u kno

Yeah, what he said!

@@garbagi0 Haha 5 years later and now waiting again!

Love Liza is the movie

Love Liza fucked me up as a 13 year old.

What town is it?

Cooperstown

David Lynch & Isaac Brock would approve..

+Anthony Coburn my first MM show was at brewery ommegang

It’s at Ommegang lol

🤔

Get some help.

Myles Coyne because its an interview where people act like adults and ask each other questions......you do realize that Isaac is just like everybody else when he's not on stage right?

@@looshkin66 jeez it's just a joke.

I love Isaac too, but thought that he made perfect sense. strange.

Most notably? Van Gogh, fell in love with a prostitute and she was involved with another and mistakenly? Out of love? He cut his ear off and sent it to her to establish his devotion to her

+Indie Queen I have this mixed feeling thing about - specifically - using Hunger Games to get young people to read. My stepson (who was Not a fan of reading) was given these books to read by his teacher - at the same time I happened to be reading them. I saw so many levels of depth in these incredibly easy to read and consume books. He was drawn in, and it gave us endless hours of conversation about not just the story, but the societal ramifications beyond the obvious action - and their corresponding implications in the real world. Real critical thinking kinda stuff! And yet... and yet... it bugged me deeply that as a 3rd grade student he was being exposed to such violent, terrible imagery. I couldn't really complain or judge - I was in 4th grade when I read both "Animal Farm" and Vonnegut's "Bluebeard" however... well, like I said. Mixed feelings. So I just took the opportunity to try to build on what was happening and expand his awareness outward beyond the "hook" of the books.

It isn't good just because it's a book, both books are terribly written and their plots are for angsty 14 year old girls, hell there are probably much better novels for angsty 14 year old girls

Indie Queen the books suck too

The reason they get shat on is because they lack philosophical depth. the premise has also been used already by authors who have WAY more depth than say, Suzanne Collins, i.e. George Orwell or Ray Bradbury. The only difference is that they are marketed towards Teens with lackluster writing style.

Indie Queen the Hunger Games books are god awful. Decent for adolescent interest though.