"Infamous Robert De Niro?"

Thanks for being who you were Tiny Tim!!😊

Drums usually follow Isaac’s cadence

Why fake lisp

Fun Trivia: A young Amdy Kaufmam loved Hubert's attraction, too. They crossed paths there many times.

Film noir is the greatest. Based on the (painfully immature) comment section it seems to be popular with gen z... One thing I would mention is if you're going to introduce people to the 'dutch' angle, you ought to mention it stems from 'deutsch' angle, as in german

The Guru

Loved this documentary.

Body Heat

Not a Genius.....sorry

Hermoso EL..ídolo....tyni..❤😅

Love him

I remember this girl around 2000 made me listen to the coca cola song and told me they would be the next big band. I didn't really believe her but the music kept growing on me and getting better each album. Modest Mouse slowly became one of my favorite bands!

I genuinely love their new albums. Great documentary, really enjoyed it

Born and raised in Olympia. Love me some Isaac!

Was Tiny Tim folk, or more vaudeville? Or a little of both?

buddy holly was the one everyone ripped off.

Thank you. I always loved the Beach Boys' music, all of it.

You are LEGIT !! Why? Cause you acknowledge MURDER MY SWEET. THE best Noir ever. Thank you!!!

Thank you for the beautiful music

Brian breaks my heart! An absolute genius

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funnily enough my first introduction was Sh-boom by the Coasters and the whole genre in general was through the 2005 Pixar movie Cars and ive been in love ever since ive heard that melody

Ep. 2: "Why Murray Wilson is a Genius, Too- Y'Wanna Fight About It?"

He's a very facinatiing character, and actually quite talented. I definitely gotta respect this guy because he dared to be DIFFERENT!! In 2024 being different is kinda the norm and it's a common thing to see. But back in those days(50s-70s etc) what he did was actually pretty bold and brave. Sadly some people kinda laughed at him like he was a joke. He was definitely different(as part of his act) but he was interesting.

My favorite genre

That’s an excellent summary,thank you!

This audio is infuriating

he is so average lol

One thing about these documentaries they miss out a whole lot of information remember calypso was born and bred in trinidad 🇹🇹 and one other thing harry Belafonte never sang calypso he sang a watered version of some thing but not calypso

>start video >"hey guys give me money!" >close video

Stop speaking so fast

Brian Wilson apparently loved ‘Kokomo’ when he first heard it on the radio. He didn’t know it was a Beach Boys song at first. That’s awesome.

I find the black And white *news documentary footage* explaining Georgia/ talking about tiblisi *fascinating*

Anyone know what music is at the beginning?

Fantastic. Thank you.

It feels so weird to say this because it feels cliche but I feel like I relate to Isaac on a personal level through what I hear in his lyrics and I think that’s what makes them that important to me. Their lyrics fill those empty parts of me that nobody understands. that makes me feel whole…And maybe I don’t relate to him at all and he’s just that damn good of a writer🤷🏽‍♀️ he is an interesting guy for sure and needs to studied lol

Sad that float on was the most popular “pop” styled, most played & after Jeremiah had parted- rest well

MODEST & DUSTER have my soul for life

Years ago found 'God Bless Tiny Tim' at a Thrift Store. Bought as a joke. Took home. After 2 plays, was hooked. A cohesive unique concept music gem.

Film noir takes us into the lurid underworld of the city, inhabited by desperate dudes and dangerous dames.

the music is too loud and annoying

You gotta watch this ☘️💨. Its great🎉

My heart goes out to Brian Wilson, because he was clearly yet another creative deep heart that was targeted by sadistic/evil forces. My gut feeling is that Brian was being targeted by more than just the father ad Psychologist. I have one big question; were the "voices in his head" caused by a natural "illness" or were they caused by the V2K that some Targeted Individuals experience? The truth is important for the sake of the safety and freedom of ALL of humanity. ❤

GREENAWAY AND PARAJANOV MENTIONED!!!!! my all time favs i love u

Like nails on a chalkboard

Of course you try to make him a queer icon. Gays do nothing and just try to use other groups accomplishments as self marketing. The dude was as religious as them come. I guarantee he did not support gays.

Really an OUTSTANDING documentary!!! Thank you for putting this together!

oh, and I want to say something else. He was a human being so he's cracked and damaged like us all. I met him once at a party in Manhattan and it was my privilege to do so was in the early 80s.... I told him that when he sings, this is all I ask on the album it moves me to tears and hug me and he sang it a cappella right there. He was amazing.❤