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EPISODE 18 - Tall Glass of Lemonade: An Audio Commentary

1 h 15 min · 19 de may de 2016
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There is a lot to process when covering Beyonce's visual album "Lemonade", so we decided to do something different for this episode. For optimal listening, this audio commentary is be best played while watching "Lemonade", to hear our talk correspond to the diverse imagery and heady ideas onscreen. Also, we are forgoing the use of opening and closing music to just focus on the conversation. Beyonce's new work is a tapestry of gorgeous visuals and complex themes concerning infidelity, marriage, family, race, gender, identity, history, and politics. In particular (as has been stated in many reviews), the film is a love letter to Black women, focusing on strength and empowerment. The commentary begins at the 8:00 mark, at which point you should press play on "Lemonade".

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EPISODE 18 - Tall Glass of Lemonade: An Audio Commentary

There is a lot to process when covering Beyonce's visual album "Lemonade", so we decided to do something different for this episode. For optimal listening, this audio commentary is be best played while watching "Lemonade", to hear our talk correspond to the diverse imagery and heady ideas onscreen. Also, we are forgoing the use of opening and closing music to just focus on the conversation. Beyonce's new work is a tapestry of gorgeous visuals and complex themes concerning infidelity, marriage, family, race, gender, identity, history, and politics. In particular (as has been stated in many reviews), the film is a love letter to Black women, focusing on strength and empowerment. The commentary begins at the 8:00 mark, at which point you should press play on "Lemonade".

19 de may de 20161 h 15 min