July 12th, 2012 / 9:30 pm
 Music

Frank Ocean Channel Orange Listening Party

Music by Frank Ocean. Commentary by David Fishkind, Adam Humphreys, Erik Stinson. Food by Trader Joes and Bob and Betty’s.

Frank Ocean – Channel Orange – Have Fun With It

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10 Comments

  1. July 13th, 2012 / 3:04 am j orloski—

      The fact that no one picked out the PlayStation™ boot screen sample is pretty upsetting. I guess I’ll have to listen to the rest of this tomorrow.

  2. July 13th, 2012 / 1:39 pm Erik Stinson—

      shout out to glasspopcorn, shout out to kacie kim

  3. July 13th, 2012 / 9:04 pm glasspopcorn—

      thanks

  4. July 13th, 2012 / 9:12 pm glasspopcorn—

      btw glasspopcorn WAS listening FREEAKS STOP Talking about SEX

  5. July 13th, 2012 / 10:07 pm Lilzed—

      the most self indulgent thing i’ve seen on this website 

      i heard three minutes

  6. July 14th, 2012 / 1:46 am Stephen Michael McDowell—

      i thought this same thing, like ‘omg i have never hated these three ppl before but i definitely do now’

      i don’t believe in ‘hate’ and am intensely interested in this album, so i continued to listen

      now this is one of my favorite things and probably my favorite commentary on the album i have seen/heard/read so far…

      going to do a follow-up comment when i am done listening i think…

  7. July 14th, 2012 / 2:34 pm marshall mallicoat—

      AH: Do you think that Millennials are like more bi than other people?

      DF: More like willing to explore it. Yeah, I do.

      AH: What do you attribute that to?

      DF: Uhh, neoliberal internet shit.

      [Pause.]

      ES: What.

  8. July 14th, 2012 / 8:22 pm kacie kim—

      it was funny good job

  9. July 15th, 2012 / 2:33 am Stephen Michael McDowell—

      i enjoyed this

      felt continuous marginal-to-extreme interest during all discussion periods

      felt i related to or had thought most things discussed in later parts of this

      things i wished i heard but didn’t:
      — [something] re odd future/the younger (13-19yo) kids who may be attracted to this via association with ‘horrorcore’ or ‘nihilist’ ‘bratrap’ despite the fact that this is not that at all

      — further discussion about lyrics as opposed to ‘umbrella critiques’ of each song (but i assume they were drunk and just kind of vibing, so ‘no bigs’)

      — [something] re the fact that the listeners are three ‘white guys’ listening to r&b album, idk…

      don’t feel like extrapolating

      i recommend listening to this ‘listening party’/album

  10. July 15th, 2012 / 3:21 pm marshall mallicoat—

      they talk about “what if we were three ‘brothers’ listening to this with our wives” in one part. that kind of addresses the white guy thing in a way.

      i’m also interested in what people think of frank ocean with respect to his odd future affiliation.