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The speaker is discussing the album "Indie Airplane" by Neutral Milk Hotel. They describe it as an indie folk rock album known for its themes of tragedy, particularly the Holocaust. The album incorporates religion, mainly Christianity and Judaism, to convey its message about the tragedy. There is also a conspiracy theory suggesting that the album was inspired by Anne Frank. The speaker personally loves the album and thinks it is perfect. They mention that the album starts with a trilogy of songs called "Keen of Cared Flowers" and that their favorite part is the third song. The title track and the song "Two-Headed Boy" are also highlighted. Okay, I'm just going to kind of go at this. Can I fix my audio? Is this as loud as it's going to get? Can I add some gain to it? Not that loud. Okay. Yeah, this is probably good. This is about as good as it's going to get. Okay. I'm going to kind of yell a bit. I'm kind of not doing anything. This is about as good as it's going to get. I need to pull up the script. This is for the album Indie Airplane by Neutral Milk Hotel. Consider the keen of internet music Indie Airplane Over the Sea is an indie folk rock album known for its themes of tragedy. It is most notable for its relationship with the Holocaust. Yes, it's going to be like this. We're going to be talking about some serious issues. The album uses religion, mainly Christianity and Judaism as backhanded themes to carry a point across about said tragedy, the Holocaust. This is a sophomore album, Overshadowing, that severely underrated Avery Island. There's also this whole conspiracy that this album takes inspiration from the person that people think was Anne Frank that was friends with Jeff Magnum, who was a really good vocalist, but that is a whole thing I don't really want to talk about. It's strange. It's different. It's kind of weird. My opinion on this album, I think it is perfect. I love it. I have it on vinyl. It's a great album. It's a really good album. The album starts with Keen of Cared Flowers, Part 1, 2, and 3. Kind of just being this one big, evolving, multi-song, long guitar tune. It's really good. Part 2 and 3 are the most energetic parts. Part 2 is an intro leading into 3. God is a good... He just kind of jams. You could say he jams. 3 is definitely my favorite part of this trilogy. The title track follows and sets in a consistent indie sound that the album is known for. The indie folk classic, Two-Headed Boy, proceeds in, and it feels like the album truly starts with Two-Headed Boy. I'm going to leave that there. I'm going to start a new take for the rest of this. Okay? Okay.