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The Raincoats - Only Loved At Night
@odyshape replied to your post “I’m glad the beyond-cringey nature of the Hamilton fandom has made it...”
Dude if you think Hamilton sounds like schoolhouse rock, I regret to inform you of the musical Six, coming soon to Broadway.
Oh noooo
@odyshape hat auf deinen Eintrag geantwortet “@larkandkatydid hat auf deinen Eintrag geantwortet “Yeah “compulsory…”
not sure what you’re reading, but if they’re anything like the gender studies grad students i’ve hung around it’s because they get most of their talking points from tumblr, not other (“outdated and elitist”) texts.
That is 100% a problem with grad students in the humanities and social sciences (and I can’t even imagine how bad it is in gender studies, at least in my department it’s only like, two people), but there are also Actual Published Academics who have stretched it to mean just “forcing heterosexuality on everyone.”
I’m about to commit the ultimate academic sin lol but you can find linked examples on the “in males” subsection of the Wikipedia page on “compulsory heterosexuality”
Boys loved her at night Girls loved her in the dark
- "Only Loved at Night", Odyshape (1981), The Raincoats
The Raincoats - Odyshape
1981
Daily Listening, Day #696 - November 26th, 2021
Album: Odyshape (Rough Trade, 1981)
Artist: The Raincoats
Genre: Experimental Rock, Post-Punk
Track Listing:
“Shouting Out Loud”
“Family Treet”
“Only Loved At Night”
“Dancing In My Head”
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“And Then It’s OK”
“Baby Song”
“Red Shoes”
“Go Away”
Favorite Song: “Baby Song”
death cab
oooh this is a good one probably. my very last desparately-passionate-straight-girl-best-friend-crush-i-didn't-recognize-for-what-it-was-at-the-time-bc-i-was-"straight" loved them and put a song or two from transatlanticism (i can't pretend to have liked or known them before this album tho "we have the facts" is still probably my favorite of theirs) on a bday mix for me, along with a bunch of aimee mann and the used