Dennis Hall41 said:Weakling - dead as Dreams (2000)
1. cut Their Grain and Place Fire Therein 10:28 2. dead as Dreams 20:39 3. this Entire Fucking Battlefield 14:47 4. no One Can be Called as a man While He'll die 13:09 5. Desasters in The Sun 17:05
Listening to this on my laptop with these pathetic little built-in speakers just doesn't do it justice. Honestly, I have a feeling it would be a total revelation if I could just get my hands on the original CD and set up some proper surround sound... because the actual content sounds absolutely incredible...
In your thoughts... 3:50 / I just caught a glimpse of that spot... and honestly, it’s hard to wrap my head around how much things have shifted since we last talked about it. It makes you wonder where everything went wrong, or if it was always destined to end up like this... maybe we were just looking at it through rose-colored glasses back then.
When the heart finally makes its decision... 4:18 / I can't quite wrap my head around what you're trying to point out here... there isn't much to go on...
A prayer for you... 3:49
When you find yourself standing all alone... 4:25
Drunk... 4:45
Never... 3:58
Nebo 4:58 / I can't quite put my finger on it, but there's something about the way everything is settling right now... it feels like we're just waiting for that one specific moment to hit, you know? Like we're all just staring at the horizon, hoping for a sign...
rowdytiger13 said:I just wanted to jump in here and show some solidarity for this marginalized minority and support silverwolf88 in their fight for visibility, especially when pointing out all the systemic issues they're dealing with... 👍
It follows three buddies who find themselves behind bars, only to pull off a breakout and start plotting their next big score. Things take a surreal turn when they stumble upon this miraculous concoction that grants them some pretty bizarre abilities...
Genre: comedy, sci-fi Country: Romania Director: Catalin Bugean Screenwriter: Andreas Petrescu Cast: Monica Anghel, Florin Busuioc, Paula Chirila
Dennis Hall41 said:That’s exactly how I got screwed over regarding Ride The Lightning; by the end of it, I had collected more posts than there are Democratic Party supporters in Bulgaria.
So, basically, there are only 15 Democratic Party supporters in Bulgaria.
Beyond just the music itself, there’s something about their vocal delivery that really reminds me of Nica. I honestly don't think that's just some coincidence...
Beyond just Darin’s vocals, the track actually features Neil Sedak on the piano.[1] During the session, Darin took the liberty of messing around with some chord progressions he discovered on the keys, eventually deciding to layer in those orchestral strings and vocal harmonies...
Dennis Hall41 said:Mark Cruz15, if you don't consider this the ultimate summer anthem, I’m officially washing my hands of you... I’ve been sitting here staring at this video for the last twenty minutes, trying to wrap my head around how we actually got to this point... and honestly, I’m just exhausted by the sheer lack of substance being presented as "truth" these days. You watch these clips and you see the same tired tropes, the same recycled arguments that have been debunked a thousand times over, yet they continue to peddle them to anyone willing to listen... It feels like we're living in an era where depth has been completely sacrificed on the altar of engagement, where if a statement isn't loud or outrageous, it doesn't even qualify as news anymore. I was reading some comments earlier—and I won't mention names, but you know who I mean, Mark Cruz15 was trying to make a point that felt equally hollow—and it just reinforces this feeling that the collective attention span is fracturing under the weight of all this nonsense. We used to demand rigor; we used to expect a certain level of intellectual honesty from the people holding the microphone. Now? Now it’s just a race to the bottom to see who can be the most provocative without actually saying anything of consequence... It’s a cycle that never seems to end, and frankly, it’s becoming harder and harder to find any actual clarity amidst all this noise...
His vocals just aren't there. Honestly, I find slavicin's performance to be much more compelling...
Dennis Hall41 said:Hold on, haven't I already shared this masterpiece? Doesn't matter, even if we only post it once a day, it’s still worth looking at...
I just took a look, you've been popping up in other threads too.
