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Imagine that, at midnight, every book in the world would be burned. You have until then to read one final book of your choice, knowing you'll never be able to read another one again. Which book would you choose?
a book that is 9,9/10. not your favorite but everyone should seat down and read?
Do you have a secret that nobody knows of ?
What's the best concert/live event you've ever been to?
Morrissey’s New Year’s Eve Show at the Hollywood Palladium on December 31, 2024. I couldn’t get a ticket, so I spent the entire show outside the venue. Somehow, it didn’t matter. I could still hear the music, feel the crowd, and be part of the moment. It wasn’t the way I imagined seeing Morrissey, but it ended up being one of the best experiences of my life.
if you could ever change something in your life rn, what you it be?
what’s your literary quote?
favorite city in the world?
choose one movie that it’s not on your top 4, and why
Which bands do you think are the most important to the history of music?
I can’t answer this without mentioning my favorite bands. So I’ll focus on cultural impact, and you can’t talk about that without mentioning The Beatles.
They changed the way albums were conceived, pushed the boundaries of what could be done in the recording studio, and proved that pop music could be as ambitious and artistically significant as literature or film.
I could go on for hours about how Radiohead completely redefined what alternative rock could be, blending electronic music, jazz, classical influences, and experimental production into something entirely their own. Their willingness to reinvent themselves with every album is one of the reasons they’re still one of the most influential bands of the modern era.
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