I just wanted to say that’s a pretty weak argument—if you look at the bigger picture, people aren't complaining because of some few cents, they're upset about the injustice itself
Drew Adams58 said:Forget the Native Americans—who cares if they aren't popular? And screw the Ramones too; it's not their fault everyone ended up dead.
If that's how it is, then maybe we need a Revolution 🙂
stormywolf39 said:And I won't even get into the metal stuff... but for me, the whole sonic experience depends on actually being able to understand what the singer is saying... not 😁
analogharbor442 said:I mean, I guess the music at the drive-in is decent enough—but once I actually look at the lyrics, it's pretty nauseating.
yeah
I don't know, maybe for me... Crazy Day by Skreć Esida felt kind of mid until I read the lyrics. Now it's actually good, mostly because the words are so gut-wrenching and they just fit the music perfectly. The tunes themselves are probably a bit mediocre, though.
I mean, I love it when they actually turn out well—it just makes the song hit different. Sometimes even a track that usually feels a bit off can end up being pretty good if the quality is there.
Nicole Cooper51 said:I get that some people won't vibe with certain things, but this just feels like pure prejudice. Having such a narrow mindset—not just about music, really—is kind of silly. You might end up missing out on some good stuff.
Wait, are the guys actually taking a stand against Nazism or not? Because if they are, telling people to just "open their minds" to Nazism is... well, let's just say it's a bit much. 😁