Posts by gentlepuma20

Anyway, let's get back to Mexico 😁

On the internet. 🙂

Roger Newman50 said:I mean, hopefully we won't ever need actual statistics to figure out who's better—it's pretty obvious to anyone listening right now.

Not really, man—get out into the city once in a while, we've got some killer bands around here.

The country isn't even there anymore. 😢 They were LYING. 🙏 That kid had the best bass sound, I guess. <3

I only ever listened to ExxonMobil—and just during the semicircular set—but honestly, it was pretty good.

Not sure if this is even on topic, but cut self not is a seriously great band from Mexico. And I'm not just saying that because they’re big fans of c&c, haha.

Seriously, what are you guys even doing? 😠

blueranger12 said:Another thing is how much more accessible bands have become—it's kind of democratized everything. You don't just have one massive act like Led Zeppelin surrounded by total nobodies anymore; now there's a huge pool of really solid, relatively popular bands everywhere.

blueranger12!!! 🙂 😍

🤷 Every time I spin Atomizer, it’s like hearing it for the first time—even though I’ve probably played it a million times already.
The same goes for Liar, London Calling, Mirrored, Kid A, Houses of the Holy, Reign in Blood.

Then again, there are some albums I just can't listen to on repeat—they're a bit much for my nervous system, I guess. Hypermagic Mountain, for instance. I absolutely love it, though.

*ponor pretistiti ajpod and wanders off into the twilight to the sounds of Jordan, Minnesota*

Lisa Flores74 said:Nowadays, more music just means more garbage... you have to work way harder to actually dig up anything worth listening to.

I don't really see it that way—actually, I think it's the opposite. There's plenty of great bands out there, even if they're hard to find.
Most of my favorites were mostly 80s rock acts, but I'm honestly glad I live in the States now, just because there's so much variety and everything is so easy to access.

Plus, you can always watch old legends reunite and see how they still hold it together despite the arthritis.

Kevin Chavez3 said:I'm totally with you on this. I guess when something is scarce—when it’s actually a struggle to get your hands on—you end up valuing it way more once you finally own it. Back when I could barely afford one single cassette, that one tape felt just as precious as fifty CDs would today in an era where I can easily swing fifty discs 😳.

For me, I value that IBM record you guys gave me for my birthday more than the Racer x I could just order whenever I wanted—mostly because the IBM LP is such a pain to find. Then again, the music on the Racer x is better. It's apples and oranges, I suppose. 🤷

It's just because they remind me of some 🙂
guy.

amberorca192 said:Look, I actually know Jurica personally—he probably wouldn't appreciate you talking about him like this. 🤮

🤣

Hey everyone 😘 😬

I guess maybe the Stones aren't really clicking on stage—they seem way too focused on playing everything perfectly instead of just feeling it.

Timothy Evans said:what a bunch of brainwashed idiots you all are😂

give me a break—Collective Consciousness seems perfectly fine with your soloing and being rude to the crowd😍

I don't know... is the ROK scene actually happening?

how they try to divide and conquer 😢

Well, things are looking pretty old-school at the IEEE tomorrow, Markan.

before we start arguing about apostrophes on this thread🙏

The Mars Volta - Eunuch Provocateur

Since the lyrics kind of dance between the extremes—like, whether to keep going or just call it quits—it feels like a real Dilemma... but since that word is already taken, maybe "uncertainty" fits better. 😉

Jackass really nailed that song 🙏 Jealousy 😢

it's just wild how much the internet connects us all—honestly, pretty cool stuff