Honestly, what an absolute joke 🙂 The movie is legendary, and the series is top-tier too, especially with Nilsen involved 🙂 I remember how intense it was in the first part, when Drebin was getting into it with that guy down at the docks while they were handing out cash like it was nothing 🙂
I watched the SWAT teams, the massive pistols, even checked if there was a pilot in the cockpit, and then I saw that parody of "The Walking Dead" where he plays the part... man, what a legend 🙂 I honestly don't know how he keeps a straight face while performing such idiotic scenes For instance, in the second installment, he says, "Returning to the office..." while the scene shows him driving a car in reverse 🙂 What an absolute icon 🙂 🙏
Law & Order! Who even is this Leslie Nielsen guy... how does he pull off those ridiculous scenes while keeping a straight face through the entire movie! It’s unreal 🙂 Law & Order three films 🙂
Anyway, what do you all think?
p.s. I’m surprised nobody has started a thread about this yet! 🙂
I’ve always had a soft spot for Rhapsody... people love to hate on them, but they're absolute perfection in my book! Man, I miss the good old days of classic rock and that unknown... 🙏 🙏 🙏
I’m not sure... but I’ll offer you some advice! Go ahead and download some tracks from the band "Spotify"—I'm a fan and their production is top-tier... though, no, no their sound is quite specific... violins, flutes, mandolins, and all that... plus choirs... they have everything! They are truly excellent! www.mightyrhapsody.com So just check them out and download some stuff!! 🙂
Metal: Metallica, Iron Maiden, Metallica... Rock: Led Zeppelin Punk: Pasi Rega Reggae: Bob Marley ... no no Ska: Agressive Snail Atack, Ska Fuckers HARDCORE: system of a down, Biohazard... These are the genres I respect
Enya... she possesses an incredible voice... though I've heard even more stunning female vocals in my time, unfortunately I can't recall their names right now...🙂
For me personally, the most influential bands have always been Iced Earth and Blind Guardian... But the absolute icons? That would be Iron Maiden and Metallica. .. you see half the guys in New York City wearing their shirts, yet I bet none of them could actually tell you a single thing about their music or name a single band member.
Justin Taylor said:Yeah, seriously... I get where you're coming from... it’s actually pretty hard to listen to a band that maybe messes up only two or three times during a three-hour set!!! Give me a break... what kind of nonsense is that? Real bands mess up at least ten times, if not more... 🙂 🙂 😵 🤮 🤮 👎 👎
Alex Martinez4 said:Yes, precisely. I simply cannot stand that style of playing or guitarists like Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, and John Petrucci. I can't stomach that level of technicality being forced into the music. To me, that kind of playing is just finger-tapping gymnastics. Of course, I respect a world-class technician, but there absolutely must be a sense of soul behind it—something deeper. I don't want a guitar performance to be nothing more than a list of notes or a race against the clock. I have no patience for showing off at any cost. I hate when a flurry of fast notes exists solely to demonstrate technique, where the player becomes their own sole purpose. I appreciate it when it serves the context, when the song actually demands it. But then again, it’s subjective; where you feel the soul, I might not, and vice versa. A perfect example of what I'm talking about is Al Di Meola. He is a master technician, certainly. But his compositions aren't just vehicles for him to prove he's a shredder. It all stays within the musical context. When the moment calls for it, he can fly up the fretboard, but he doesn't violate the music just to force it into every single bar. There is soul, there is melody. It has what I look for. You might feel that connection with those three from G3, but I don't feel it with Al Di Meola. In fact, I feel nothing for those three. Beyond that, their music is endlessly tedious to me. Dry, monotonous, flat. There is nothing to grab onto that makes me say, "Wow!" I tip my hat to the technical execution, but that isn't the point. It's nothing more than mindless note-crunching.
Greetings...
Bravo... for me, that applies to the entirety of Dream Theater, which is why I can't stand them... to my ears, it's just unbearable listening because everything is too precise, too perfect...
Maria Morris5 said:Yeah... I can't get behind it either. Honestly, the most nonsensical tracks are those ones where it's just "a dragon showed up, breathed fire all over the city, then some hero rolled in and saved the day, blah blah blah..." It feels like someone spent way too much time binge-reading Tolkien. There’s even that one song where the lyrics go "for the king / for the dwarves / for the mountains..." or whatever. Great, let's just march straight into Mordor and try to save the world from Sauron... 🙂
Haha, you see, you actually love it—you just don't want to admit it... but that’s fine... for instance, Justin Taylor won't admit that St. Anger sucks... but I get it... honestly, that record is higher quality than any punk stuff out there because punk lacks actual substance... it's just pogo-dancing nonsense and nothing more... peace.
Gary Anderson38 said:Look, lady, you're clearly missing the point. Most of the absolute best tracks from Metallica, and honestly most legendary metal bands for that matter, tend to clock in at around the ten-minute mark. Give the track Orion a listen.
But Orion is an instrumental... there isn't much to say about lyrics... BUT IT IS THE BEST DAMN THING EVER CREATED!! IN ALL OF TIME!! THAT BASS SOLO IS JUST UNREAL!!!
Punk messages usually boil down to "fuck the system," "fuck everyone else," "punk lives on"... I could write lyrics like that myself... if I did, they'd look exactly like every other generic song out there... but I WON'T bother arguing because, frankly, punk just isn't my thing...
Maria Morris5 said:...because seriously, does anyone actually care about ten-minute tracks?!? As if everything can't be perfectly captured in just 3 minutes. The Ramones never had a single song longer than 3 or 4 minutes (if they did, my mistake). And they were legends. So there...?
Look... all the real emotion in metal... it just can't fit into 5 minutes... my favorites are always those 6, 7, or 8-minute epics... that's just how it is...
Metal is infinitely higher quality than punk... because every punk song clocks in at 3:45... prove me wrong 😁
Haha... let me break it down for you...
Dracula by Jon SchafferDo you believe in Love -> Dracula by Jon SchafferWhen i close my eyesI see Her faca , IT comforts meWhen i close my eyesMemories cut like a knife The blood is The Life , and Christ i defy -> Lyrics from a songorder of The dragon , i feed on human Life There ara Far worse things awaiting man Than deathCome tast What i have seenI'm -> Lyrics from a song
Don't even bother trying to read all that above... it's the song Dracula by Iced Earth - thing lasts 6 min... go ahead, try cramming that into 3 minutes without making it sound like RAP or hip hop or whatever...!