You know what I love about your show, man? I can put it on in the car for my 45 min convert to or from work and it's like listening to a good radio show, but without ads, nonsense and ither silly bullshit.
Thank you so much! At the least, I don't want anyone to get bored while listening! Shark, this comment makes me feel good about what I'm doing! That let's me know I'm on the right track! I really appreciate it!
@@popblender Oh mate you're most welcome. I'm just spewing I wasn't available today due to work for your impromptu live stream. I would have had a different perspective to Aaron on a few things. Specifically the impact of the pandemic in Melbourne (where I live) and also how we consume media. I can tell you right now, I view film/TV completely different to Aaron. I see the same forced and transparent bullshit you do on that front.
QUITE interesting that my internet was going out while I'm wearing a Aaron The Toyenhancer shirt! What are the chances!? Thanks for hangin with me y'all! Ethernet is SUPPOSED to be the best way!
Also, as a rap fan I'm with you on the tracks being used in trailers being played out. UNLESS it fits the film, in this case the song being used fits from a lyrical perspective (Watch the Thone and the Coliseum mention). With that said, it's a period film and I agree that a dramatic orchestral score would have been the route I would have gone. It's just a case of the studio marketing department being lazy and trying to reach a younger demographic. Ridley Scott probably didn't even get a say in it.
Tell u what.. I'll take a better listen to the lyrics. Being a former drummer, I pride myself on things like lyrical content and the very thing u are talking about. As a matter of fact, I've often used lyrical content during many shows I've done, probably knowing the audience doesn't get my references. So, it's on me to recognize what a marketing team is trying to convey (especially in this instance).
@@popblender The Watch the Throne album is impeccable. Jay Z and Kanye work so well together... before Ye went a little off the rails lol. The production on the album is top notch, RZA from the Wu produced at least one of the tracks. For all its opulence and decadence, it's well worth a listen overall, mate.
