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plus Metallica being absolute legends 🙏 🙏
plus Metallica being absolute legends 🙏 🙏
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skywalker said:Man in a tuxedo:
Hold up, hold up... let's start from the beginning with this heavy metal track titled "Man in a tuxedo"...
In the northern sky, she shows off her gorgeous ass
dancing the tango and rubbing her junk against his forehead,
crying end weeping while licking his thumb....
and rubbing his little tool against his brow... The beauty ass, baby, said...
The flyer on the BioActiv CD wipes his glasses and rubs his forehead with her ass,
chorus:
foreheeeead, forehead....tannaan forehead.... 4X
The brainless DVD player eats leaves
while the man in a tuxedo stares at the blood-red sky sipping a macchiato
and slamming his sword against his own head...
chorus:
foreheeeead, forehead.....tannaan forehead.... 4X
Kenneth Edwards3 said:haha, I see you—you love it, you just don't want to admit it... but hey, whatever... like how Justin Taylor won't admit that St. Anger sucks... but that's fine... I get you... honestly though, that album is better than any punk trash out there because punk doesn't actually have quality stuff... it’s just mosh pits and nothing else... it's killer.
Alex Martinez4 said:That’s my point—people debate things. Debating doesn't mean you have to start a fistfight over it. You don't throw punches just because someone has different taste. 😁 😁 I mean, seriously, what kind of life are you living where people actually try to fight you just for having an opinion? Maybe you're just hanging out with the wrong crowd? 😉 😎
Alex Martinez4 said:Personally, I think this is one of the stupidest takes out there. This whole "never argue about taste" thing. I'm not even talking about your specific comment—the entire concept is just mindless nonsense. "You can't argue about taste"... whatever. 🙄 🙄 Why the hell wouldn't you?
feralstag11 said:our guy Igorić 😛
Alex Martinez4 said:What does that even have to do with anything? I don't think Ed was talking about literal technical accuracy—he was saying they’re precise, sure, but they lack everything else. Soul. That's how I call it. And I think that's exactly what Kenneth Edwards3 is getting at. That sterility in Dream Theater. They can be professional and hit every note perfectly, but what's the point if you don't feel any soul in the music? And now, jumping straight to pointing out ten or more other times they messed up their playing... you're just guessing at this point. Nothing more.
Bryan Barrett said:Are we looking at the end of a beautiful friendship here? 😁 😁 😁
Kenneth Edwards3 said:Bravo... that’s basically my issue with Dream Theater—I just can't get into them. It feels pretty soulless to me. Everything is too perfect, too precise... it's just too much.
ironfalcon18 said:Don't sweat it—all those Neo-Nazis are behind bars anyway, so they aren't exactly bothering him. He's still a legend.😁
Henry Barrett11 said:Man, you really riled me up.😳 😁
Nah, I just think that solo on Voices is one of the best ever recorded. And what's John Petrucci doing on Metropolis Pt. 1? Unbelievable.
swiftmaker20 said:Give me a break...
ironfalcon18 listens to some random garbage too, but honestly, they still have way better taste than you do...🙂
Alex Martinez4 said:No, seriously... I’m actually grateful for all the different perspectives here. It’s refreshing when you can debate someone or hold a different opinion without them taking it as some massive personal insult and immediately firing back with more insults. That's how we should keep it...🙂 👍 🙂 👍 👍
Bryan Barrett said:Alex Martinez4, maybe give "An evening with John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess" a listen. It’s got a bit of that classical touch.
ironfalcon18 said:You actually listen to Metallica 🙂