Flans might be more actively obsessive about music? He’s definitely passionate and still interested in finding new things. Linnell might be the type that just likes what he likes, often people slow down on music discovery/consumption as they get older and just stick with what they liked in their youth. Who knows, though.
@@ezekielbrockmann114 Maybe they are in fact married, but it's just a secret. Maybe in the relationship Flansburgh plays the role of the domineering and abusive husband to Linnell's long suffering wife. Maybe Linnell wanted to do the interview, but Flansburgh wouldn't let him. Maybe, once they got home, Linnell caught hell from Flansburgh for even asking. And maybe Linnell started crying under the abuse. And then maybe Flansburgh felt bad about it, apologized, and, in his remorse, made sweet love to Linnell. My point is, you ultimately don't know.
Note: The picture they show as Annie Ross @3:14 is actually Anita O'Day, who he later talks about meeting @7:37... A little video editing mix up there.
Anyone interested in seeing more Annie Ross, she appeared in the Robert Altman film "Short Cuts", playing a past-her-prime jazz singer. Small role, but a key one.
That was pretty cool! I liked hearing him talk about the genres. I think I like a wide variety of music, but I'm terrible at getting deep into defining genres. Sounds like Flans will have great stuff to listen to. :)
Annie Ross was alive when this video was made. Such a loss, she's a legend and will never really die, but it is sad she can no longer grace us with her physical existence. Rest in peace, lovely soul.
I have to say I have watched so many of these "What in my Bag" segments, and this is best one, John Flansburgh is a really knowledgeable guy, and he has incredible taste except for the Blossom Dearie album.
Maybe he didn’t want to!! Maybe he didn’t have anything of note to show off. Or maybe he was just really tired and wanted to recharge his social battery. We’ll never know
I knew all the lady jazz singers he mentioned.... props Flans! Truly underrated singers. But I must say Lambert H&R I think is equal to the King Pleasure stuff with her, just because there's a real lack of her singing in the King Pleasure sessions, just a few featured songs.
cool! he likes Bossom Dearie and Annie Ross! Me too! You think this is what he wants his fans to think he likes and he kept all the guilty pleasures in the other secret bag?
If you owned a first pressing that was worth some money and they just made another batch you'd think differently. Changing the art help distinguish between pressing with out you having to know everything about an album.
I see what your saying but I really never buy a record simply because it's worth a lot of money. If I can get a good deal on something that is usually expensive and I like it then I'll certainly buy it, but I never really resell anything, The artwork thing just annoys me personally because even if its a reissue the music is still the same and I don't like when they change something the artists originally intended. Take care man
I like this series. John Flansburgh is cool as hell. He should have a talk show or at the very least a podcast. Has an engaging way of speaking.
Hopefully you know about his radio show, Low Stakes With John F!
its cuz youre a diehard fan my friend im like that with the tom baker dr who cant do no wrong
I really like that he's so knowledgeable about swing, big band music and musicians. Thanks Amoeba
Well! He did come up with this one... th-cam.com/video/0qn-OGqaTZA/w-d-xo.html
That dude really knows how to write a song really well.
Entertaining - he knows his stuff. Wonder what´s in Mister Linnels bag.
Here after seeing TMBG live finally for the first time last night in Portland ME. Great show! Glad John is recovering from his car accident!
ohhhhhhh he has such good taste (unfamiliar with everything hes talking about)
literally 😭
@@flansyburgh love your user
Linnell was with him at the store (at 0:10), but for some reason didn't participate. Odd.
They're not married.
Someone had to get take-away coffees.
He had was having a quickie with Hot Cha.
Some other pointless thing.
Flans might be more actively obsessive about music? He’s definitely passionate and still interested in finding new things.
Linnell might be the type that just likes what he likes, often people slow down on music discovery/consumption as they get older and just stick with what they liked in their youth. Who knows, though.
@@ezekielbrockmann114 Maybe they are in fact married, but it's just a secret. Maybe in the relationship Flansburgh plays the role of the domineering and abusive husband to Linnell's long suffering wife. Maybe Linnell wanted to do the interview, but Flansburgh wouldn't let him. Maybe, once they got home, Linnell caught hell from Flansburgh for even asking. And maybe Linnell started crying under the abuse. And then maybe Flansburgh felt bad about it, apologized, and, in his remorse, made sweet love to Linnell. My point is, you ultimately don't know.
Because Linnell doesn't give a sheeeeeit.
@@reginaldperiwinkle This is almost certainly the very thing that did happen.
This is easily the best entry in the whole WIMB series. Keep coming back to this after years!
Note: The picture they show as Annie Ross @3:14 is actually Anita O'Day, who he later talks about meeting @7:37... A little video editing mix up there.
Right you are. We had a bad source in that image. Thanks for letting us know.
Right off the bat with Odessey and Oracle,sold.
I don't think Linnell did one of these, why not?
Flansy is the talker ;)
Anyone interested in seeing more Annie Ross, she appeared in the Robert Altman film "Short Cuts", playing a past-her-prime jazz singer. Small role, but a key one.
That was pretty cool! I liked hearing him talk about the genres. I think I like a wide variety of music, but I'm terrible at getting deep into defining genres. Sounds like Flans will have great stuff to listen to. :)
Flawless selections.
He really knows his stuff.
"It could also sound like some Miles Davis record that people don't like." ;-)
why did they choose a song for the intro that flansburgh didn’t sing lol
that’s what i was thinking
They could have went with Puppet Head lol
I think its because it's like there most known song
I'm loving Skull Session.
+FreedomDaveX It's like $40 on eBay! I want it really bad, did you get yours at a record shop?
I just youtubed it.
TMBG's discography IS a house party series.
Annie Ross was alive when this video was made. Such a loss, she's a legend and will never really die, but it is sad she can no longer grace us with her physical existence. Rest in peace, lovely soul.
The skull sessions r really good go listen pleas
Odessey and Oracle is my absolute favorite album.
SquidVicious would you like to get married. Today?
I have to say I have watched so many of these "What in my Bag" segments, and this is best one, John Flansburgh is a really knowledgeable guy, and he has incredible taste except for the Blossom Dearie album.
I see the influence of especially the Hollies on TMBG so this is pretty eye-opening
I've watched many of these...why Wasn't my favorite band recommended to be sooner!
Somehow, it doesn't surprise me that Flans listened to Jazz or Funk records.
I wonder why Linnell didn't participate despite the fact that he's in the beginning of the video.
Maybe he didn’t want to!! Maybe he didn’t have anything of note to show off. Or maybe he was just really tired and wanted to recharge his social battery. We’ll never know
@@daisychannel2002 Ok!!
I guess we WILL never know, will we?? But if i ever, ever, EVER meet him, I'm gonna ask him!!!👍😃
I knew all the lady jazz singers he mentioned.... props Flans! Truly underrated singers. But I must say Lambert H&R I think is equal to the King Pleasure stuff with her, just because there's a real lack of her singing in the King Pleasure sessions, just a few featured songs.
These selections are just what i thought he'd pick.
Seriously. Even the stuff he was taking a blind gamble on totally make sense for him when they play a sample.
I actually knew who Blossom Dearie is/was! Very entertaining.
ya huge Zombies fan, love jazz and obscure shit like dat.....we are on the same plane
One good thing, that makes it easier to know when you find an original.
Cool choices.
All solid choices. Sorry it took me 11 years to catch up with them!
3:13 That's Anita O'Day. She was also a bit crazy.
Fantastic. Love The Zombies.
John Linnell when?
I feel the exact same way about Odessey and Oracle!
Whistling in the dark!
cool! he likes Bossom Dearie and Annie Ross! Me too! You think this is what he wants his fans to think he likes and he kept all the guilty pleasures in the other secret bag?
What song is this from the intro?
You serious its birdhouse in your soul by there might be giants
im sorry
ahumaninwishing You have no reason to be sorry. How can someone blame someone for not knowing something, that's absurd.
There
+KhakiKing it's the fact that they're on a tmbg video and don't know their biggest hit.
They were so cool
If you owned a first pressing that was worth some money and they just made another batch you'd think differently.
Changing the art help distinguish between pressing with out you having to know everything about an album.
Linnell 2020.
solid.tasy picks
I see what your saying but I really never buy a record simply because it's worth a lot of money. If I can get a good deal on something that is usually expensive and I like it then I'll certainly buy it, but I never really resell anything, The artwork thing just annoys me personally because even if its a reissue the music is still the same and I don't like when they change something the artists originally intended. Take care man
"Everything looks so green!" - Mel Brooks History of the World Part 1
@supak108 I kind of like it, unless they are really ugly. but i like the 70s designs on my 50s records
anyone else hate when they reissue a record and change the original cover. That makes no sense to me.
They shouLd reaLLy associaTe wiTh corey TayLor
Jazzy.
God is testing me 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
Computer, analysis!
The thoughts... they're coming from inside your head!
I have over 10,000 albums and have barely touched shit.
I clicked because I thought it was Ricky from Trailer Park Boys...
Yeah but he's not a real doctor!
I feel very obligated to say first for the first time ever in my life, but I'll refrain.
tr0picalpopsicle In a sense, you still did