It didn't, I'm still pretty lost. Appreciate the effort, though.

Roger that

Thanks for pointing it out, i feared i became colorblind for a sec...

This will cause confusion when he intevitably reviews weezer's debut.

? He’s wearing a white and gold flannel…

Helluva year this is.

Damn, goated year already 😂

I predict Marvin Gaye's latest will be a flop. "What's Going On?" indeed.

Don't forget Waka Flocka

fucked up for you to leave out wocka flocka and the johns

This is funny

I agree with you but yeah it is kinda funny out of context.

daba dee daba die

waitwaitwait what in the mandella effect is this ? @@georgie7109

It's not easy being green

Perfect song! I interpret as a more of the realization of a toxic relationship that she comes out standing, (I’d still be on my feet)regardless of his intoxicating power over her. When she says “if you want me I’ll be at the bar” like, whatever.???

Thank you, I came here specifically to hear someone talk about that song and i'm outraged. It's a beautiful song, it made me cry yesterday.

John Prine's debut, zeppelin IV, maggot brain, Carole King's tapestry... You are correct

⁠@@sainthuckelberryMarvin Gaye’s What’s Going On

Hunky Dory, Master of Reality, and Meddle too!

Also Alice Coltrane's Journey in Satchidananda, Bowie's Hunky Dory, Roy Harper's Stormcock, Judee Sill's self-titled, Laura Nyro's Gonna Take a Miracle, Karen Dalton's In My Own Time and many many more. Truly the best year in pop music history, and Blue is the greatest of them all

Tago Mago - Can Faust debut There's a Riot Going On - Sly and the Family Stone LA Woman - The Doors Sticky Fingers - Rolling Stone Fragile - Yes First Utterance - Comus Janis Joplin - Self Title Imagine - John Lennon Damn, what a crazy year 🔥

Yeah right! Weezer is my favourite record too

me too 😭😭😭I LOVE JONI

Me too as soon as I listened to it it was like another dimension of sound I guess

perfect recap!

Every time

Nearly every song on this one does that to me. Hits my soft spot like a train

Me too. I remember like in 2014 or 2015 I was getting my mother into Joni Mitchell. She was working out in the spare room. It was one of the times she was getting sober and on a come-up, I was going to ask her something but I heard she was listening to "The Last Time I Saw Richard" and if I recall correctly, I left her alone. My Dad was (is) named Richard and since they divorced in the early nineties, I wondered if she made associations while hearing that song. I am unable to ask her about it now.

Yesss!! He made his own version of the song in his piano solo album One Nite Alone!

Which ones in particular in your opinion?

@@fortynights1513 Clouds is my personal favorite, every song is beautiful

Don Juan's Reckless Daughter is fantastic. Jaco Pastorious on bass.

@@fortynights1513 Lady of the Canyon is her best album imho. I even prefer it to Blue. You should definately check them both out rn, if you don´t already know them.

Totally agree. Her albums after Hejira are also criminally underrated. I absolutely love Mingus, Wild Things Run Fast, Night Ride Home and Turbulent Indigo

those are two of the best musical achievements of the 20th century, she created her own genre

Her 1979 live performance with Pat Methany and Jaco Pastorius is one of the greatest live performances of all time! That performance is what got me into her music

My fav on the album as well

Easily brings me to tears, which not much music does

Undoubtedly yes!

I definitely don't think McCartney or Lennon is all the way up there with Dylan and Joni Mitchell or even Niel young

@@mr.dirtydan3338 McCartney definitely is..

@@vb2388and so is Lennon, his first two solo albums, especially the first one, were phenomenal. and they both wrote just as many classics for the Beatles

and also his songs on double fantasy were 💅💅

have you even listened to any of these

​@@Melkac of course, especially the Falling In Reverse album

​@@MelkacDon't encourage him to listen to good music. He'll only complain about it while pushing buttons on a soundboard to be as irritating as possible

except flockaveli though

@@vinceeager8553 It’s just that whenever I see him on my suggestions I see shit like “first time llstening to the beatles” NIGGA WHAT DO YOU MEAN FIRST TIME???

Both Sides Now is one of the best songs of the 60s if not of all time.

I was thinking the same.

He did. Listen again.

Listen @8:00

In the running for my favorite song. He lumped a Case of You in with the "My Old Man'' discussion but we needed like a minute on "a Case of You'' alone.

@@basilwiering6073 OK sure, but you're being a bit pedantic. He just mentioned it in passing - it was about the only track that he didn't analyse at all.

how are these lyrics "throwing shade"..?

I think the writing on Hejira is much better.

I bet you're fun at parties

​@@vinceeager8553it's been the same joke for YEARS, your parties must suck

The hissing of summer lawns and blue are definitely some of my favorite albums of all time now and I’ve only recently discovered Joni’s music

Thank you for having the wisdom and the depth of interest to return to great art even if it doesn’t catch you at first. I got into Joni simply because I was a huge Prince fan, and Prince repped her so hard he actually has her name on the cover for his 1981 album “Controversy”. I think to this date still the only artist that he bigged up to that extent. Anyway, when I immersed myself in her catalogue it was clear to me that she is the songwriter’s songwriter - the musician’s musician, the poet’s poet (and a painter, but I don’t have the capacity to judge that and why should I). I love her. Through her songs, I feel she has brought me into her personal history in a disconnected but very real emotional sense. If you haven’t heard her re-recording of Clouds with an orchestra, it’s really something. I’m sure you have. Anyway. Thanks. I think we are in solidarity here over Joni at least ;) I hope you have a great 2024.

i feel like Hejira isn't nearly as talked about as blue (even Anthony didn't mention it at all), and that's a shame that album was what got me into Joni's music as well (although I was in my early twenties, not thirties)

Definitely the best folk song of all time!

Fantastic joke, I'm sure no one else has made that joke in this very comment section

Bro you’re not funny

I’m with you on Laura Nyro and “Eli.” The originality, the voice, the poetry - on par with Joni. So sad she is forgotten

@@alanscopp1114 maybe if more people acknowledge her wide scope of (acknowledged by them) influence on other musicians: JONI MITCHELL for instance 😂

I climax every time the buddy holly lick hits.

this but unironically

Make Believe and Raditude are the true masterpieces

He can't pronounce folk

The Same Situation from Court And Spark has brilliant lyrics that nails the insecurity of women.

Listen to The Hissing of Summer Lawns or Hejira - she doesn’t have a single bad album