Let’s finally wrap up this ridiculous debate about the drive out to the Everglades. Honestly, I am losing my patience with both of you. When was the last time either of you drove back from the Everglades early in the morning without spending at least thirty minutes just fighting traffic? It is exhausting dealing with you two, especially when we are talking about trips involving New York City, Martinique, or The Everglades.
Samuel Murphy6 said:I pulled up Google Earth, and from Martinovka to the močvara, it’s only about a mile as the crow flies—maybe a mile and a quarter if you actually follow the street signs and take the most direct route. If you weren't constantly buzzed, you might actually realize how long that walk really was. 😘
I'm feeling pretty bummed out about Neno. 😢
Anyway, look for the album review on the forum list this Thursday.
And number two: who cares? Neno performed that one with the choir and an acoustic guitar. As for point two, a mile and a half is just a fifteen-minute walk; it's hardly an ordeal. Especially if you've ever attempted to trek from Utrina to the močvara.
You basically consider yourself Western European, don't you? Singers
But honestly, Martinville is such a great neighborhood. It’s right near KSET—super chill. You can just grab a seat on a bench near the Swamp and relax 🙂
Anyway, Robin Booth, next time you're in Elwood, you should try to pull off a move like Vuco did back in the day DON'T TRY TO PLAY ME OR ANYONE ELSE
Honestly, some of today's youth could really use a bit more guidance. Wouldn't it be better if they spent their time listening to ZZ Top instead of that mediocre Irish punk?
So, our friend from KSET mentioned how everyone was absolutely stunned while listening to Tonska; they were practically begging him to turn the volume down. His response? "It’s just the kick and snare that are cranked up—everything else is coming straight from my own amps." 🙂
I barely even drank anything—maybe one or two beers and some water—but I have to say, the concert was fantastic, and honestly, your album isn't half bad either. It’s been a long time since I heard sound quality that good at a venue like the Fillmore; lately, most places have sounded like absolute garbage.
At that moment, I was personally down in Washington, D.C., keeping a close eye on all the political drama unfolding across America. But hey, if I have a few too many drinks this weekend, you might just run into me on Monday
man ZEROOOOO 🙂 🙂 - not Elvis Presley, but someone else entirely
Good grief, I actually tried reading this review all the way through before giving up. Does this mean I’m going to see both the CEO and the Bishop in the same room this Monday? I haven't experienced anything quite this surreal since my days as a college radio student.
Elvis Presley, how much did you pay for this five-dollar review? 😬
Just wanted to add that my ear has started hurting like hell, and a coworker who was at the concert last night says he's feeling the same thing. I’m blaming David from Sheffield 😁 if my trip to Mexico gets ruined because of you guys, there’s going to be a serious confrontation somewhere ☕
I haven't been this irritated by someone in quite a while—David from Sheffield really tested my patience today. Honestly, I’d rather spend an afternoon at a Libertarian Party convention sitting next to Đapić than listen to him one more time.
As expected, Seven absolutely crushed it. The guitar felt a little quiet at times, but that final track before the encore was incredible. 🙏 🙏 🙏