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basketball is such a game of rhythm, to the point that your body like immediately knows when you jumped then dribbled instead of dribbled then jumped and you crash out because you know you fucked up, meanwhile i am at home like "why you let go of ball?????"

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🎭👻🎶💔🎹🏛️

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Day 6 of the Her Vault series

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Day 5 of the Her Vault series

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needed to doodle his cute little gardening outfit <3

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Oh my god where’s that one beach boys photo that looks like a hardcore show

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He works alone.

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“We had a problem with Elvis when he was driving - he was a good driver, a very good driver - but for some reason he just could not read road signs. If you came to a fork in the road, well, he’d take the wrong one every time” ~ From an interview with Scotty Moore

Idk why but something about him not being able to read road signs is just too cute 🫶🏼

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Perry now with those checks from MML

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I initially read this in some comments about "Girl Happy" from 1964. It is very clear that the original soundtrack release was sped up by as much as 8% for the title song. You can really hear it when listening to the recording sessions.

Movie version:

Recording session:

However, there is no direct source on why this was done. Some have speculated that it was to make Elvis sound younger or to "fit" more songs onto the vinyl soundtrack by speeding it up. After looking into this more, I think the idea that this was a gimmick to make him sound younger is probably a myth. It was most likely done because there was a feeling that the song was dragging, and speeding it up would make it more "upbeat." Elvis was pushing for it to be faster during the recording, and after a few takes, you can hear him urging them to pick up the pace. Maybe someone at RCA thought it would just sound better faster and chose to speed up the tape, which also altered the pitch.

Now, to my ears, the soundtrack version is ever so slightly faster than even the scene in the movie. So there could have been an additional error with the mastering that caused this in the original prints, making the soundtrack sound even crazier. There was some weirdness with these recordings, too, like, they had to splice a few different takes together to create the final version, half of the stereo sound drops out..... which could have presented a technical challenge for the engineers. But we don't know for sure what the issue was or who made the decision. The official version of the story does seem to be that the vinyl version was an error; RCA used an uncorrected take for a re-release of the song in 1991. A few other songs were sped up for similar various reasons, but this is the most egregious example, so it was probably not a widespread/entirely intentional choice.

I still can't believe poor Elvis was forced to sing this. I'll admit; when I first heard about this, I thought "No, this has to be a deepfake. There's no way this is a real thing; someone must've faked this."

But nope...it's real.

https://youtu.be/yE_ifrjnQ1s?si=gnaW1I_tST8wF16k

anon i cannot do this, i always get like 30 seconds into this video and have to stop and then sit here shivering in horror at how much time is left in this scene. please save him and me.

i was also looking recently into the travesty of how they sped up his voice for some of the movie soundtracks so he would sound "younger" in some of his films, totally ruining the timbre of his voice. and for why. por que????

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I hope they dance under the moonlight in this episode. The background is so romantic for no reason

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Scenes From My Favorite Movies ↳Stick It (2006) - Part 1/?

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WE ARE SO INSANELY BACK

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I had to draw her in this outfit so cute!!!!🥰💖💕