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BEING FUNNY IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE // THE 1975 ALBUM REVIEW

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Being Funny In A Foreign Language is the fifth album by The 1975 and one that not only surpassed all of my expectations, but also encapsulates everything that made me fall in love with their music when I was 15 years old. When they announced the album in early 2022, they captioned the post; "Your new album. Your new era. Your old friends. The 1975." which really feels so perfect since it truly feels like a return to their classic sound that we all know and love from the band.   "Every record I've made, I convinced myself that I had so much to prove, so it had to be about everything that ever happened, everything that's happening now, and everything that could ever happen. But on this record, I said, 'Instead of a magnum opus, what about more like a polaroid?" Matty Healy, the band's lead singer, said in an interview with Pitchfork.  Being Funny In A Foreign Language is also a great name for the project, because it is full of really funny and sarca

HARRY STYLES LOVE ON TOUR NYC 2022 // MADISON SQUARE GARDEN IS HARRY'S HOUSE (NIGHT 15)

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Welcome to the final show! For 15 consecutive nights Harry Styles turned Madison Square Garden into Harry's House , and I had the most incredible experience seeing him on the 15th and final night of his New York City Love On Tour residency.  This was my fourth time seeing Harry live and there is truly nothing else quite like his concerts, it is an amazing experience every single time. Everyone is always so full of pure happiness and great energy at his shows, it is always such a joy to even be there. I went to two of his Love On Tour shows last October at Madison Square Garden and I love how every show was actually completely different from the other. This show especially was a completely different set-list, with a focus on the songs from his latest album that was released earlier this year. He played almost every song from Harry's House , except for "Grapejuice" and "Boyfriends", with a mix of some of the highlights from Fine Line and his self titled d