Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
While sober/family man Richie Finestra may have been all about selling his company and retiring in mass wealth, off-the-wagon disaster survivor Richie was all about breaking contracts, breaking noses, and trying to rebuild his label with a desperate search for a new hot act. Because coked-to-the-gills Richie is all about screaming and stubbornness and "the music." Maaaaaan.
So now comes the point where we, as viewers, need to decide whether or not Richie's desire to re-amass his fortune, and integrity, is worth the ride. Vinyl's got style to spare, and strong performances to anchor it, but will it ever get us to care about music as much as it does? Or in Richie's success? Which usually, as established in the premiere, comes at a high cost to those around him? It's hard to say. Bad decisions are the bread and butter of good TV, though sometimes too many can sink a sub. I find myself split here. Because I'm not "rock n' roll at all cost."
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