Posts by Roger Palmer

Atlas said:Fine, but you're one—out of how many?

Out of how many... Well, I guess if I'm just one out of four, then sure, that's 25%. But for me, it was 100%.

Peter Jones3 said:So, please don't claim that six months of military service is a total waste of time—especially since I know 95% of people doing civilian service will just be watching TV, playing video games, or otherwise wasting their lives instead of doing anything "productive."

You're dead wrong. I worked my civilian service eight hours a day, from start to finish—not counting the standard time off you get, like vacation or whatever it's called

LjutiBronxBomber said:1) U2 - Madison Square Garden
2) Rolling Stones - Giants Stadium (2x), Madison Square Garden
3) Thompson - New York City
4) Aerosmith - Jones Beach, New York
5) Bruce Springsteen - solo - Nassau Coliseum, New York.
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1. Bijelo Dugme - Vidovdan last year - Mexico City
2. Đorđe Balašević - Portland Timbers
3. Prljavo Kazalište - small club in Portland (pre-war)
4. Zabraneno Pušenje - 1997 Nov Sad
5. Riblja Čorba - 1998 Mexico City

LjutiBronxBomber said:It looks like Revko is gearing up for a new record. A new Thompson album and a tour—which basically means another round of performative anti-fascism while tearing down monuments in small-town America.

Because, you know, singing controversial songs for war criminals is apparently vital to American society. 😬

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Does he expect Rojs to promote the album on TV by claiming it should be studied in church alongside the Bible?😬

Zagorakis said:long live our beloved leader Adolf Hitler!

Disgusting. And then people have the nerve to tell me I lack taste—or that I'm not all there—just because I eat cheeseburgers with onions.

Drina_Foča said:That’s exactly the point here—it isn't just about Bregovic. Before him, there were hundreds of those other guys coming in—you know, like Madonna and her type—and nobody even blinked.

Well... isn't Madonna from Brčko?

student L said:It’s all just playing games at this point.
Every single song he composed was basically tailored for that one guy.
And honestly—playing in parks where thousands of people are already gathered—well, whether you played or not... I don't even count that as a metric.
Take those street performers in New York City who drum around in the parks; you could say 10,000 people listened to them that day. Sure, they were there, regardless of whether the music actually happened or not.

Clear as a glass of fruit juice.
Just keep going.