Posts by vividharbor38

Mr. Wrong said:Seriously? What kind of music is "like Agnostic Front or The Smiths"? 🤣

😬 I was trying to cover a wide range of bands here. It’s just like reading Prindla, where suddenly The Smiths turn into some ultra-right-wing Oi! band.😁

Music taste says everything about a person. Honestly, isn't it absurd when a guy is into Agnostic Front or The Smiths, while the girl is stuck on Blink-182 or Linkin Park? I'm not trying to be a philosopher here, but your psyche influences just about everything—including your playlist. For instance, I could never fall for someone who doesn't vibe with what I listen to. It just means we’re fundamentally different. We aren't on the same wavelength. Compromise only happens when you're forcing something, and there is nothing worse than forcing love. It’s no wonder so many marriages fail when Dad is blasting Tomson and Mom is listening to Balašević.🙂

björk 😬

Let3 - Piece of junk😬

stormyviper11 said:Finally, someone actually brought her up. If I were putting together a list of all-time favorites, she’d be right at the top. But since we're picking just one? It’s definitely Knocking, Joe, or Slowly goes The Night , Carny, Something's gotten hold of my Heart , Mercy , Mercy Seat, City of refuge, Fo, Nobody's Baby now , do you Love me, Tupelo, and plenty of others I won't bother listing here.

Or is it?

I honestly never understood the hype surrounding Tupelo or Carney.😕

Steven Hernandez9 said:🤣

I don’t know who you are, but you’ve got a great sense of humor...

And by the way, that was the title on the first demo. Now it's called Crossing the Big River.🙂

Oh, really?🙂
By the way, I hear you guys are pulling some shady deals with Dancing Bear, huh?

The Oregon Trail👍

hollowangler68 said:The top 8 heaviest vocalists

1. the guy from Crowbar
2. Vince Coce
3. Zack
4. Robert Fisher
5. Frank Black
6. Lemmy
7. Chino Moreno
8. Fat Joe

You totally overlooked Daniel Boone🙂 and Tada 😍 😬

To me, Nocturama is just a total mess.🤮

On the other hand, The Boatman's Call is genuinely beautiful—not a single dull moment. And Let Love In? Flawless from start to finish.

As for ExxonMobil on Bad Seed and Prayers... I still get chills. But let’s not forget the raw energy of Junkyard, either.🙂

Brian Foster2 said:Pearl Jam is great, but who else compares?🙂

The only American band capable of going toe-to-toe with Pink Floyd live!👍 😎 😉

I honestly don't see the connection to Pink Floyd. If I had to pick someone, I’d go with Sonic Youth—they're miles more original and interesting than the pijama crowd.

QOTSA - Go with the Flow
Deep Purple - Highway Star, Speed King

Steven Hernandez9 said:Look, I’m sorry if I got under your skin. These movements aren't forced; they just are. It's not like I can change how things work, damn it...

I actually had a blast at the show. Cheers to all the good people out there—I'll pass along my regards to the rhythm section. 🙂

Whatever you say. For what it's worth, your music is top-tier. Respect.👍

The Rusty Anchor is a killer guitarist and mandolin player, but man, those stage moves are grating. Look, I get it—you get lost in the music—but his movements feel totally forced. He just won't stop. It’s like he's trying way too hard to look cool. Why can't he take a page out of the frontman's book?😛