lol, that first reply was honestly so predictable. I mean, as soon as I saw the thread title, I knew someone was going to have to say something like this
anyway, nah, I guess we just don't have enough money, maybe
I don't get these keyboard warriors. Like, seriously, why do you even care what he thinks??!? Tinsi and the rest of the mods/admins/gods are the ones who should be handling that stuff.
I can already see how all these higher-ups, mods, and admins are going to screw us over without blinking an eye... man... "I don't see anything wrong with how Zodiac handles moderation; he’s just enforcing the rules and keeping the spam off the main site since it doesn't belong there, and James Chavez23 got exactly what was coming to him."..yeah, my ass.
At the festival, they actually played an English version, but... from what I gathered, the title basically means "seven days." Unless I totally missed the mark... 😁
brightsurfer4.. I value your take, but I have to disagree on one thing: my neck and back are absolutely killing me after watching Pavlov's Dogs at JMK. And calling the music in that surprise movie the biggest pile of trash ever? It was just boring and exhausting to sit through... I guess I'll only complain about that because everything else was actually great. I'd definitely come back.
Does anyone know the name of the band and that specific song they played right before the movie Let the Right One In?🙏🙏🙏
I guess nobody would even call you crazy because this all actually makes sense, though I honestly have no idea how to jump in on this discussion. Still, the topic seems pretty interesting 🙂...
We originally wanted to catch Process Go, but they were totally sold out. We ended up heading over to Europe instead, and while we were waiting for Mata Hari—which was actually a pretty decent flick—we heard about that attack on Pukanić...
I’m with you on that, though I guess it’s hard to take anything you say seriously with an avatar like that 😬
Seriously though... people need to pick up an actual instrument, any kind. Learn how to play songs by real artists—we should be looking back at least 150 years for inspiration—and build something new from that foundation. That’s the only way to keep music alive. Honestly, dustytinker13 reminded me of those overnight sensations lately, and it just makes me sad. I mean, what does electronic beats and heavy makeup have to do with actual music? It’s honestly depressing......................
