Carol Stewart35 said:I was hanging out after that Metallica show at that Route 666 spot. Total dive bar, honestly, but not half bad. I actually liked the vibe, plus they serve Velebit beer. Only problem is they probably wouldn't even let me through the door looking all muddy and trashed. Heck, even Davorin Popovic was hanging around there. 🤦
Honestly, they're just a Bedway Ridge knockoff. They've got a few hits under their belt and the kids seem to love them, but whatever. The only issue is that if you ask any actual punks, they'll tell you their sound is way too mainstream and poser-ish.☕
Man, the studio version sounds killer, but live? This guy sings like a grandma on her deathbed because he used to be a junkie🙂 I’d probably go see either one just for the laughs, honestly, if the crowd isn't totally dead🙏 Slayer is just kicking ass and doing the same old thing they've done forever🙂
Is Friedman still in Megadeth? I haven't been keeping up lately🤷
Honestly, I think the bars would hit way harder if they were shorter. You need more rhyme density—that’s basically the whole point of rap, right? Plus, the word order feels super clunky in some spots. Like, saying "the track is long which I have to walk" sounds weirdly formal; it’d flow much better as "it's a long track." Just my two cents.😍
And just a heads up, it's "turning," not "veering."😁
Kevin Chavez3 said:So you roll up to the concert, hit the entrance, and tell them, "Hey, I don't have a membership card." They just ask for your name, log it in the system, take your $3.25, and hand you a card right then and there. Then you just walk back to the guy at the gate, pay for your ticket—whatever the price is—and that’s it. Boom. You're set with that card for the next year.
Sarah Moore86;12519584 said:Supposedly when they try to fly, they can't even catch some sleep because there's just constant symphonies looping in their head, QUOTE]