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Hey y'all; a few years back, I remember there being an album released (I think on YouTube but possibly another platform) that covered / updated tracks from Majora's Mask. It was sort of a modernization of the music with some artistic liberties taken. My main takeaway: It had by far the best cover of the Milk Bar theme I'd ever heard.

It started out slow and melancholic, as if someone was remembering the good times had by all at the Milk Bar, and then ramped up to a full speed version, like the past had quickly come into focus.

Recently, I wanted to listen to that cover, but I can't for the life of me find the specific tribute/cover/update album. I know it's not any of the fol

I walked in at 5pm and I could immediately tell it wasn't going to be a solid working relationship. She was an art therapist, and in hindsight, I think she was someone who might work really well with people who needed coaxing out of their shell to face their traumas. Art therapy can be particularly good for that, I think. For me personally, she just came off as somewhat nervous and quiet herself, and that put me at unease. I'm a pretty naturally animated person, so the fact she was so reserved made me think I was going to come off as annoying or overbearing as a patient. It's not her fault that I got that impression – I was younger, and more insecure.

I've been to a number of therapists, an

I walked in at 5pm and I could immediately tell it wasn't going to be a solid working relationship. She was an art therapist, and in hindsight, I think she was someone who might work really well with people who needed coaxing out of their shell to face their traumas. Art therapy can be particularly good for that, I think. For me personally, she just came off as somewhat nervous and quiet herself, and that put me at unease. I'm a pretty naturally animated person, so the fact she was so reserved made me think I was going to come off as annoying or overbearing as a patient. It's not her fault that I got that impression – I was younger, and more insecure.

I've been to a number of therapists, an

Whether it's AMC’s Nicole Kidman “we come to this place for magic”, the Regal Roller Coaster, or Alamo Drafthouse's "Quiet Zone", what's your favorite/choice for most iconic theater intro that plays just before the movie begins?

I grew up with Harkins Theaters so the 2009 spotlight intro from that era is always the one that comes to mind first.

If the mini doc is to be believed, Yoko Ono is the only reason we're getting Now and Then in the first place, as she's the one who dug up John's recording. I'm sure this has already been pointed out, but I think it's worth mentioning this morning, as I haven't personally seen anyone bring it up.

She is absolutely not the reason why The Beatles broke up, and she absolutely is the reason they were able to reunite for Now And Then.

Did Peggy think there was a small opportunity to show off her creative voice? I don’t think it’s possible she could have conceived at that point that she’d be able to become a copywriter, but I also have a hard time believing she wasn’t showing off a little flip there.

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