How did you all get started?
in Music ·
I moved part of the America spike over to the America topic—I figured what’s left here is probably fine to just stay put.
Home ›
gentlepuma20 › Posts
Posts by gentlepuma20
1296 posts shown.
How did you all get started?
in Music ·
TAKING 👍
Predictably enough, Idioteque was the one that really got to me. Miss—the start of the album is honestly some of the best stuff ever—but it kind of just drifted in the background while I was busy with things. And then who's in a bunker who's in a bunker started... LOGGING OUT
Predictably enough, Idioteque was the one that really got to me. Miss—the start of the album is honestly some of the best stuff ever—but it kind of just drifted in the background while I was busy with things. And then who's in a bunker who's in a bunker started... LOGGING OUT
How did you all get started?
in Music ·
For me, the US music scene is pretty essential too. I was listening to OK Computer back in middle school and thought it was great, though it didn't exactly shatter my worldview—if you know what I mean. But when I first heard Kid A, it felt like my brain actually did a complete reset.
And I'd say Transformers is definitely one of those key albums for my own personal growth. Man, what an absolute masterpiece.
And I'd say Transformers is definitely one of those key albums for my own personal growth. Man, what an absolute masterpiece.
How did you all get started?
in Music ·
Kyle Wilson74 said:therapy?
Auuu, such an important high school band! I used to listen to Troublegum all the time—I still remember every single lyric😍
i know where you live
and i know you're on your own
🙂
Another embarrassing fact... I didn't really discover Nirvana until maybe... I don't know, my early twenties
How did you all get started?
in Music ·
placidlynx23 said:The greatest way to split music, ever:
American <-> foreign
I think mine's actually better...
Country <-> everything else
How did you all get started?
in Music ·
It’s kind of wild thinking about what kind of person you actually are 🙂 🙂 🙂
How did you all get started?
in Music ·
fadedowl said:it's just those Coheed & Cambria folks or whatever
I can't seem to find anything about this 😢
How did you all get started?
in Music ·
placidlynx23 said:but when I read it, it definitely DOES apply, haha. Man, back when I was into Hardcore Techno, she was stuck on those Irish tracks
feels like heaven
Tool isn't nu metal. I know that, being a huge fan of Slipknot's first album.
How did you all get started?
in Music ·
I think there’s already a thread for this, but I can’t seem to find it. FAIL. So, let’s just leave it be.
I spent a good chunk of my childhood listening to total garbage meant for kids. The Beatles, Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys—all that stuff. Somewhere around 6th or 7th grade, my dad bought me the BBC Sessions Led Zeppelin, and then toward the end of elementary school, I started getting into Metallica. After that, I heard Slayer and stuck with metal (always with two L's!) pretty much through high school. I have to admit, though—kind of embarrassingly—the band that actually pulled me out of that narrow black and death metal mindset was Tool.
Then I discovered The Big Org and How It Feels. Jeremy and Cedric were basically my gateway into indie. And early Sonic Youth? That was some real foreign territory for me.
We'll see what happens next!
I spent a good chunk of my childhood listening to total garbage meant for kids. The Beatles, Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys—all that stuff. Somewhere around 6th or 7th grade, my dad bought me the BBC Sessions Led Zeppelin, and then toward the end of elementary school, I started getting into Metallica. After that, I heard Slayer and stuck with metal (always with two L's!) pretty much through high school. I have to admit, though—kind of embarrassingly—the band that actually pulled me out of that narrow black and death metal mindset was Tool.
Then I discovered The Big Org and How It Feels. Jeremy and Cedric were basically my gateway into indie. And early Sonic Youth? That was some real foreign territory for me.
We'll see what happens next!
Sting and Dostoevsky at Carnegie Hall
in Music ·
hollowfox682 said:To make sure this post doesn't lose its edge—I should probably mention the original title was "chaos in Carnegie Hall"—but the admins censored me.
thanks
I didn't just hand you a pass because I'm feeling generous. You might want to pull yourself together a bit.
feraltrucker5 said:And why hasn't anyone even brought up Wagner? 😕 Any cinematic psychopath with even a shred of self-respect probably listens to Wagner—I guess. 🙂
Anyone else looking for some actual insight into Judaism lately—where'd everyone go?
Lawrence Torres37 said:If my friend starts running ads, I’ll probably just say that thing is going to eat everything up—I guess. 😍
I'll follow up with Anita right away. 😍
But they don't actually exist, right? I guess. 😢
Betty Myers7 said:If a few rock bands are popping up lately—well, why not? I guess it just shows there's still an appetite out there for that old-school, classic sound.👍
I guess it feels like those bands aren't really looking to revisit any of their old glory days—not that they seem particularly interested in riding past waves, anyway.
Ryan Gonzalez13 said:And honestly, First Semester is basically just a massive teen pop-punk anthem.
Yeah. 🙂
Yeah, they sold their souls. 😢
They call themselves Ajmo Kids 😠 😠 😠
Marshmallow works for me too, so I guess those are just facts at this point. 🙂
Roger Newman50 said:Give me two recommendations! 🤣
Actually, let's go beyond just two—let's look at two you could actually watch pretty soon:
Senator Fox (though maybe stick to Mexican Roll 😁)
Peaches