#junior's farm

[beatles-hits]

The Beatles Hits Tourney

- Round 1 Group 7 Poll 6

Goodnight Tonight by Wings

Hot 100 Peak Position: 5

Peak Date: May 19, 1979

Junior's Farm by Paul McCartney and Wings

Hot 100 Peak Position: 3

Peak Date: January 11, 1975

Please listen to each song before voting!

[rastronomicals]

2:23 AM EST January 25, 2025:

Paul McCartney & Wings - "Junior's Farm" From the album Wings Greatest (November 10, 1978)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

★★★★★

Take me down, Jimmy.

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[allthedesiredusernamesaretaken]

... new music ...

[greasersinpoodleskirts4cumshots]

USE RADIATION DETECTION TO SEARCH FOR ENRICHED WEAPONS-GRADE PLUTONIUM NEAR WHITETAIL LANE IN SHERIDAN WYOMING, ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT

[wolfziedraws]

I wanda see you dead (sketch dump)

[unopenablebox]

now of course the real reason that doesn't work is because keladry of mindelan's actual role in this situation would be to convey and impose the requirement for state-mandated fantasy valentine's day on a population of war refugees

[gargelyfloof118]

Junior is a mom...

[groovybananastarfish]

[blixtbaby]

Bikers on 'grass' ?

[coinshotmisting]

I SWEAR TO GOD EMILY AXFORD I CANT

(Fantasy High Junior Year ep 6 spoilers)

watching fantasy high and writing this before I even continue watching cause it makes me so mad nothing after will make up for it

I get it. Emily plays low empathy characters who always act before thinking, and that's certainly a choice. it annoys me, especially how those characters constantly skirt by with comedy justifying their treatment of others, but whatever.

Honestly, part of the reason I put off watching Junior Year was Fig. I can't articulate what it is, but the way she interacts with the world forces me to have to pick between either entirely losing immersion, or feeling so deeply sick at the way she acts that I have to stop and collect myself.

I kept trying to convince myself I was overreacting but. I can't even bring myself to click back on the episode.

Context: it's the party at Fabian's house. they've decided to hate the 'Rat Grinders' because??? (it's genuinely unclear to me if this was an order the cast got off camera from Brennan/writers or what cause it seems excessive)

they find out the party got a new member over the summer. IMMEDIATE chance to recollect how you feel about them. it opens up questions that a sane person might ask with empathy or whatever.

Kristen and Fig do the creepy but understandable thing, and look up to see if the party had a previous cleric. they did. ok.

So, at this point, the pieces are all laid out, right? party had a cleric, they don't anymore. they got a new cleric over the summer.

And then, if you actually thought about it for 5 seconds: their identity is centered around low risk jobs, and we know they started with a cheerful, positive party name instead. one of the party members we *just met* got physically much stronger stronger over the summer (when the new cleric was recruited)

it's obvious right? like, I'm not insane, the implication is clear as day?

SO TELL ME

WHY

Emily's first thought is "Oh, let me disguise myself as the 'missing' party member and lurk in their peripheral vision."

I cannot articulate the reaction I had. theres no way Brennan can spin this where it's ok?!?!? like. genuinely, either you have to fundamentally hate other people or completely lack any curiosity and empathy to act that way.

just imagining this, I get so fucking pissed.

I dont care if they didn't actually die, this behavior from a PC based on what they know right now is unacceptable. im

I can't. I try to imagine someone pulling this in a game i ran, showing so little investment in the world that they what I'm doing simply doesn't matter to them, save the stat blocs I put inhetween them and 'winning'. ugh

I can't. I really can't. sorry for the long post ig but. this has always been a problem and it feels like it's the one thing from Fantasy High being a comfort piece of media for me. instead I have to wrestle with this stupid fucking character, and the ethical implications of her behavior.

[myimaginaryradio]

Junior's Farm - Wings - 1974

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: Paul McCartney & Wings - “Junior’s Farm” (One Hand Clapping Sessions)

If “Junior’s Farm” is any indication, quality of performance and recording is not the reason Paul McCartney & Wings bagged their planned 1974 live-in-studio LP.

Fifty years later, however, McCartney’s decided to release One Hand Clapping (coming June 14) and the lead single suggests this is a good idea. For while the new-old “Junior’s Farm” isn’t all that different from the old-old “Junior’s Farm” - but lacks the intensity of the original - it also bolsters Wings’ reputation as a strong in-the-moment performance act and suggests the 26-track LP is one to look forward to.

Grade card: Paul McCartney & Wings - “Junior’s Farm” (One Hand Clapping Sessions) - B

4/26/24

[rastronomicals]

9:53 AM EST November 18, 2024:

Paul McCartney & Wings - "Junior's Farm" From the album Wings Greatest (November 10, 1978)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

★★★★★

Take me down, Jimmy.

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[woundedheartwithin]

A girl and her goat ❤️

[howardhawkshollywoodmusic]

51. Junior's Farm by Paul McCartney and Wings debuted Nov 74 and peaked at number three. scoring 1241 points.

The flip side, Sally G, peaked at number 17, but they were listed separately, each charting for 12 weeks.

[scummville]

Ever learned from this game?