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The one and only The Doors - Break on Through.
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I suppose if they had just spent twenty seconds typing out the actual question instead of overthinking it, they might have actually received an answer right away 🤷.
UPDATED PRICING FOR US RESIDENTS:
Starting Wednesday at noon: $555
Starting Friday at noon: $370
Starting Saturday at noon: $185
I suppose Google might be able to help you out with some info, my friend 😉.
I could show you the way, I'm a pretty decent guy, I guess 👍.
Anyway, I was just wondering, have you noticed any movement at all on those stocks 🙏?
I don't really go out of my way to hunt down new music; I suppose I just spend every single day listening to nothing but DMDS 🙏.
I was just thinking, since Motorhead is playing in Italy on June 25th, there's a decent chance they might swing by here for a show about three days earlier, don't you think 🤷?
I really hope Vraze is right about Motörhead being 😢.
Honestly, I think we should go see Motörhead 😢.
Kevin Chavez3 said:please just bring out motorhead 😢
I suppose we should all just ask 😢 .
It seems like things could potentially be handled 👋.
I suppose I should chime in here, because Kraftwerk 👋.
Hmm...
Back in 5th grade, I mostly listened to Michael Jackson, Ricky Martin, and that sort of thing. I remember one friend actually managed to squeeze both Offspring's Americana and Prodigy's Music for the Jilted Generation onto a single cassette tape, one on each side 😍. It's possible I still have that tape somewhere; I really should dig through my old stuff to find it.
After that, I started listening to Offspring religiously, which sparked my interest in guitar-driven music, eventually leading me toward Limp Bizkit and so on. Around 8th grade, punk started creeping in—mostly local American bands first (Dubrivo was my first concert, back before they were even famous, at least according to some of the older folks 😬; there was also Mental Waste and a few others 🙂), and only later did I move on to international acts. During that phase, NOFX was definitely the most played, and then I slowly began dipping my toes into hardcore.
Sick of It All, which I used to think was way too loud, has actually become one of my top three favorite bands. That’s when my listening habits shifted from old school sounds into metalcore. I discovered Black Flag (absolutely LEGENDARY 😍) and I've stuck with them ever since (they're easily in my top three). From all of that, I stayed loyal to a few old school bands, but through metalcore, I gradually drifted into metal.
It's kind of funny to think that I'm going to see Napalm Death in a few days, considering how much we used to laugh five or six years ago about who could even stand that level of noise 😬 (though, I suppose I did quite enjoy Twist the Knife (Slowly) on Fear, Emptiness, Despair; looking back, I probably should have realized then that I was headed down this path 🙂). I started revisiting everything tagged with "METAL," which eventually led me to even more "extreme" genres like crust, noise, sludge, and a million other various things.
Around that same period, while exploring metal, I started to realize that musical fascism is total nonsense 🙏 and began branching out into indie, electro, experimental stuff, and so forth.
Nowadays, I just listen to whatever catches my ear and seems interesting, though I guess the largest percentage of my playlist is still taken up by that "extreme" music 😳.
It has been quite a journey; I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed by nostalgia right now 😍.
John, you should definitely come back for the summer. 😢