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Look, you don't need to grow up...
I mentioned before that I just don't get how anyone can still be into that kind of music after they hit 16.
The reality is, it’s pretty mediocre stuff that mostly just feeds that teenage rebellious streak. But I guess as we age, we learn things and try to evolve in all sorts of ways, including our taste in music.
Punk just doesn't really cut it for me anymore.
I'm speaking from experience here. I have so many friends who are still stuck in their 30s, and they haven't moved an inch past listening to Pistols, Exploited, and stuff like that... (just basic examples, honestly, I can't even remember everything we blasted when we were kids) and it’s actually kind of sad to watch.
But again, that's just my take. These are just things I see in people around me, so it definitely doesn't apply to every middle-aged punk out there.
Listen, man, listen to whatever you want 🙂
Attica man! 😁
Man, just... ugh!! Seriously, screw this.
The truth teller said it.
Punk is just... niche, I guess. I don't really get how someone doesn't outgrow that kind of music after they turn 16. I know, I know, nothing is truly irrational, but still
I'm talking about the music. Having an attitude is a whole different thing.
My bad
Okay, let's get serious for a second. I think punks went through something pretty similar 🤷

Attica! Attica! Attica, man!
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Oh, freedom... you just don't get it. It all starts with having the right mindset and some real drive.
Maybe try starting some kind of "reformed cooperative" (if I'm guessing right from your nickname, maybe you still come from those types of groups), and then join up with your buddies as a self-manager. That’s where the rebellion actually happens—though, honestly, you did just call yourself a wimp earlier.
Once you've done that, start spreading those "reformed cooperatives" all the way to London and beyond. That's how you'll find your way into that scene, not to mention all the comrades who'll be cheering and shouting your name along the way.

Um... I'm probably not going to be counting on you as long as you're still wearing those trashed jeans. 😳

Attica! Attica! Attica man!
Curuz, I honestly only have one answer for you
You gotta watch and learn if you want to be a true punk, just like a real rocker punk from London
Mohawks aren't really in anymore ☕

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Let me see... just a second while I dig it up... okay, here it is!

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Kudos to those guys 🙏 they absolutely nailed that cover. Honestly, even Sandy couldn't top a version that good.

Anyway, I think there's already a pretty similar thread floating around somewhere.
Remakes and sequels: how much is too much? in Movies ·
Gotcha 😛 In the meantime... I guess I'll be working on my spaghetti western : a man Named Cankala 🙂
Remakes and sequels: how much is too much? in Movies ·
Karen Smith9 said:Well, let's not forget the dozens of other legends out there who are light years ahead of him—honestly, he isn't even in their league. 🙄
At the end of the day, the guy spends his entire career citing them as influences; someone needs to tell him to bring that ego down a notch and get his feet back on the ground...

Who says he can't touch them? 😬 You?
Look, everyone has their own taste. If you don't like him that much, that's fine. But, I guess since Jeremy Kim57 and I actually like her, I have to say I agree—it would be pretty tough to capture that specific atmosphere and dynamic any other way. There's really no chance.
It would probably just end up being some mediocre remake...
Take someone like Kubrick, who is generally considered a better director than Tarantino and isn't nearly as controversial... He relies so much on atmosphere and that predictable filming style.
There are plenty of other examples, too. But I don't think you should be such a movie snob and try to flex on a girl just because she doesn't share your opinion.
What's your dream music club? in Music ·
Douglas Baker79 said:There it is in Columbus. Caffe bar Tempo. From what I can tell, it's pretty much what Patrick Martin had in mind. There isn't any live music right now, but starting this fall, you'll get Conan O'Brien on guitar and Mike Pence doing vocals for Guns N' Roses, then Adele and Travis Scott from Black Sabbath (on guitar), plus Taylor Swift with Ivanović and stuff like that. And of course, all of it accompanied by some Jack Daniel's ;-)

So, what's happening with the Ball right now?
It used to be like that there once. At least back when I still had enough energy to make the trek out there for the music. So, like, maybe 7 or 8 years ago... ☕
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Is this still hanging in limbo? 🙂
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