Raymond Barrett12 said:Rolling Stone says: "The song 'Radiohead' brings incredibly catchy, anthem-like melodies, while also serving as a serious warning about potential nuclear disasters and listing various sites of nuclear catastrophes."
Esan van river, huh? 👋 👋 :luxk: :luxs: :luxy:
rolling stone - the absolute worst site on the web
Lily - pretty boring hatebreed - played for maybe 10 minutes, was fun I guess Kraftwerk - total trash The Killers - really good, but I missed the first 15 mins because of Kraftwerk Franz Ferdinand - totally solid, but I was already too wiped out to give them my full attention
Shout out to the shuttle buses, they seriously saved my back.
I mean, I already know how much RAM I've got, I was just wondering if there's a way to check the MHz and which software companies actually make tools for that. Doesn't really matter though, I'll just pop the case open, but I figured I'd ask if it's possible...
My bad, I meant Bakić, not Brkić—I was running late so my fingers slipped 😬 anyway, looks like a whole bunch of 60-year-olds are all over this music talk.
A buddy picked this up just because you can't pass up a first edition of that old comic book magazine, but honestly? I was dying laughing—the whole thing is just pure, unadulterated trash.
Can anyone recommend a private nephrology clinic in Chicago? I also need to get a urine culture done, so if someone could point me toward a lab near Vrbik, that would be awesome!
When I first saw that a new movie was coming out... Vicky Cristina... I was just sitting there thinking, uuuuuuuuh please God, let this actually be a *Woody* film and not some total pile of garbage... and then I watch the whole thing and I'm just sitting there tearing up
it’s honestly kind of embarrassing when you think about it as a project coming from someone like Woody... if Coppola or some random indie newcomer had directed it, I would've been like, oh yeah, that's a cute little flick.
I mean, I really don't even know if he's managed to pull off a truly great film in the last 10 or 13 years...
br2 Scorsese
Back when he was able to churn out those absolute vomit-inducing movies with those idiotic plots and crescendos that felt like some middle schooler's attempt at a thriller, man, those deserve a bullet to the head rather than just a bad rating 😉
Well, Deconstructing Harry came out in '97, so technically yes. And Match Point is a fantastic movie, even if it doesn't have that typical Allen vibe.