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What started as another theme turned into a real life pity party when Christine and Christina recorded in person for the first time EVER. And we had a rich conversation about one of music's most self-pitying artists—Harry Nilsson. We hope you join our pity party this week and learn more about Nilsson's legend status and stick around for some truly despicable imitations.

SONGS:

Harry Nilsson: I Said Goodbye to Me (1968) 

Harry Nilsson: Gotta Get Up (1971)

RESOURCES AND REFERENCES:

Christina’s “Music to Cry To” Spotify playlist

Movies

THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD | Official Trailer

Practical Magic - 'Midnight Margaritas'

He Needs Me  (Popeye)

He Needs Me  (Scene from Punch Drunk Love)

How About You (The Fisher King)

Miss Butter’s Lament (Frances Ha)

Midnight Cowboy (Everybody’s Talkin’)

Goodfellas (Jump Into the Fire)

Nilsson Sings the Closing Credits of Skidoo

Misc.

Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin' About Him)? (Full Documentary) | Amplified (YouTube)

Harry Nilsson’s 10 Best Songs (according to Farout Magazine)

"Russian Doll": The Story behing the song that's probably stuck in your head right now (IndieWire)

The Trouble with Harry Nilsson (Frieze) 

The "Russian Doll" Soundtrack Feels Like Trying to Take Control in a Chaotic New York (Pitchfork)

Pitchfork’s 9.4 Review of Nilsson Schmilsson

Harry Nilsson: The Point (1971 - Ringo Starr Narration)

Harry Nilsson: You’re Breaking My Heart (1972)

Harry Nilsson: Si No Estas Tu (Without You - Self Cover) 

Harry Nilsson: I’d Rather Be Dead (1972)

Fuck You, Harry Nilsson - Funeral Singalong Started by George Harrison

Russian Doll Season 1 Playlist

Russian Doll Season 2 Playlist 

The Tragic Story of How Mama Cass and Keith Moon Died in the Same Apartment

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