Posts by Nicholas Perez33

Man, that lunatic was absolutely legendary! 😍

Here are my top 10 bands or solo artists that I’d happily toss right into a canyon:
1. Azra
2. Manu Chao
3. Millencolin
4. Pat Metheny
5. Elektrobuda
6. Exploited
7. Earth Crisis
8. Reel Big Fish
9. Blur
10. Massive Attack 😈

Nicholas King62 said:Wait, when did Marinada play at Kset again? That set was honestly pretty terrible. Do they actually have some substance now?

I think I agree on every point there. Honestly, they're actually worth listening to now...

lonebison37 said:I’ve only ever heard one of their demos, and man, it was a total mess. Apparently, they even put out a couple more releases 😁—how does that even sound? To me, it felt like pure amateur hour; the ideas were decent enough, I guess, but the execution was just way below par.

Well, this is something else entirely! It’s so different that I honestly don't get why they didn't just change the band name. I was thinking maybe something like Suicide and Fall? What do you think, Frank Howard79?

gentlepuma20 said:gay. 😁

I guess our version is actually better 😬

@analogpilot382/">@@analogpilot382: I honestly think nobody should be using Internet Explorer at this point.
@gentlepuma20/">@@gentlepuma20: Wait, wasn't that happening at the Port rather than at the bridge?

lonebison37 said:Well, maybe San Francisco.

laufer
paraf
glasshopper
very expensive porno movies
ventili inc.
termiti
strukturne ptice
let 3
paraf
xenia
cacadou look
denis&denis
city
fit
mirrors
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I suppose those are really just a few random ones.

But where are all the seashells?! 🙂

My top 2 all-time favorite opening lines

1. AC/DC - What's Next to the Moon ("I tied my woman to the railroad tracks...")
3. _______ - _____ ("I woke up this morning...")

David Sullivan4 said:And hey, maybe you could even clean the plates too.🙂

Though I suppose if you do all that, you might just end up becoming some kind of wizard!😁

It’s mostly just a bit unpleasant, I suppose 😈 😁

Robin Booth said:What kind of place is that? I mean, I told you my old man works solo!🙂 :bilogora:

Are you going to go blind from looking at that? 🙂

Timothy Jones85 said:Personally, I’d put this album right on my list of the top 20 greatest of all time.😁

Honestly, you manage to surprise me with something new every single day!😲 😁

Michael Newman50 said:Oh man, I was just thinking about that classic 70s drum solo by Walter Weasel! It’s such a standout moment—just pure, rhythmic magic. I guess you could say his style really defined an era, don't you think? Maybe it’s just me, but there's something so incredibly infectious about his energy during those breaks. Such a gem!

🙏 🙏 🙏

Carol Jackson45 said:So, when and where are we thinking? 😈

I have to vent a little bit about the local music scene here in Los Angeles. Honestly, I feel like things have been getting a bit stagnant lately, and I can't be the only one feeling this way. It feels like everyone is just playing the same three chords and trying to act like they invented indie rock, when really, it’s just a bit repetitive. I was talking to analogpilot382 about it the other day, and we both agreed that there's a real lack of genuine experimentation happening right now. It’s all very polished, maybe a little too much so? I guess I just miss that raw, unrefined energy you used to find at smaller venues in places like Silver Lake or Echo Park. Now, everything feels a bit curated, almost like it's being produced specifically to fit a certain aesthetic rather than coming from a place of real passion. Maybe I'm just being overly critical, or perhaps I'm just getting older and my tastes are shifting! But I truly believe there's so much untapped talent in this city that isn't getting a chance because they don't fit the current "trend." I really hope we see a shift toward more diverse sounds soon. It would be so refreshing to see some real grit mixed back into the mix! 🙂

My top 5 concert highlights

1. When the new S.P.K. vocalist got into a shouting match with some skinheads—it started with some pretty heavy insults and then, I guess, things actually turned physical
2. That time Art Lindsay’s laptop basically had its entire operating system crash right in the middle of a set
3. Watching Nopling completely lose his balance and tumble right off his drum stool
4. Seeing Tim Harrington (my absolute favorite!) perched on the bar at a Kset show, just singing his heart out
5. Maybe the very first attempt at stage diving ever seen at Papillon, featuring those guys with the mustaches

Bulldozer - Boogie for a Friend 🙂

The ultimate leaderboard:

1. Deathless
2. analogpilot382
3. pule

Kevin Chavez3 said:Numbers 7, 9, and 10 are definitely the way to go. And honestly? I’m a huge fan of "North" too. 😲

As for Costello, I really believe he's totally solid. 🙂

My personal ranking of the most grating American accents:

1. Bostonian
2. New Yorker

Now, here are some albums that I guess might be an acquired taste, but they’re absolute classics in my book:

1. Electric Light Orchestra - A New World Record
2. Doug Marsch - Now You Know
3. Imperial Teen - On
4. Ash - Nu-Clear Sounds
5. Bad Religion - No Substance
6. Faith No More - Introduce Yourself
7. Elvis Costello - When I Was Cruel
8. Therapy? - Suicide Pact You First
9. Public Image Ltd - Album
10. GVSB - Freakonica

PrittPen said:Honestly, I think Comic Book Guy is actually the best one.

Hmm. It honestly reminds me so much of a certain character from the set 😁

ironcrane7 said:Exile on Main St.
It’s certainly not a bad record, but I really don't think it's the best thing The Rolling Stones ever produced, despite what everyone seems to believe these days. To me, it feels a bit disorganized and pretty raw, almost like the horn section was overplayed and there are way too many lazy blues fills. It honestly feels like a double dose of chaos that even those few brilliant, inspired moments can't quite rescue from the general drug-fueled messiness.

Oh, come on! 😠