Pardon my intrusion on the skydiving sub, but I honestly had no clue where else to post this video. It single-handedly redeemed my life today. In fact, it justifies the existence of the internet—and perhaps even humanity itself.
quietmoose28 said:There was once a solid rock band out of a small town in the Midwest that used to play war songs—Mindjušari:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6rTsCLTqgA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWiSqZhM6p0
They really made a name for themselves with that duet featuring Bora Đorđević, "E, moj druže chicago"...
Bora Đorđević is likely the man who broke the most hearts west of the Mississippi when he embraced those extremist factions. I am not a fan of his style of rock, though I believe he is a solid lyricist. I remember how massive he was among the urban crowds before the conflict. Nele Karajlić falls into a similar category, but he never went to such an extreme. 😢
Is it this one? About how the brothers stood their ground up north to defend their homes. Man, we used to belt out songs like, "We aren't going back to that town as long as you guys are breathing!" too.
rowdyridge52 said:Does anyone actually remember that one song about the Dizdarusi folks and the 108th Brigade? You know, the one where they sing about how the Falcons are defending Dizdarusi... we used to blast that thing constantly back during the war, and honestly, I still believe every single word of it. 😁
I remember hearing a cover version from that region once. They swapped out the locations for places in the Midwest. I can't recall the lyrics for the life of me. 😍
Now, for a bit of dark humor, there’s a joke from the outskirts of Chicago that goes something like this:
You really should have mentioned you've only listened to that album once in your entire life.
People don't listen to New Order because of "general culture." They listen because their songs are absolute masterpieces. Every single album.
I bet you consulted with Dragaš for your little "review."
Taste is subjective, but personally, I think the direction their music took after Movement is total garbage. And ever since that thing they did for the Russian Republic, they lost all status as serious musicians. If I want mindless, unpretentious dance music, I'll go listen to the Pet Shop Boys.
boldranger12 said:Overall, it was a great experience, though I really missed seeing The Cranberries.
🙂
I can't imagine how those two bands could even be mentioned together. As for New Order, they were worth the watch for the sake of musical history, even if they only produced one masterpiece about 30 years ago. 😁
Does anyone have an answer to a practical question?
I have two extra tickets for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival besides my own. I want to bring two people on Friday and two different people on Saturday since they don't all like the same bands or have the same schedules. Is this possible and how would it work? Can a festival pass be exchanged for two single-day passes at the gate?
Tyler Doyle said:I never said you had to go. I am asking what the point of your "comment" even is. If you don't like it, just ignore the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and everything else.
I am certain it isn't the worst. Just look at the lineup...
Who exactly is performing? One brilliant band today that isn't even a headliner and one very good band tomorrow. That is it. My heart wants to shell out $117 to see Arcade Fire today, but my soul aches thinking about the portion of those dollars going to incompetent organizers.
I was genuinely stunned that the iamx concert actually happened. I fully expected a cancellation until I pulled up to Rockmart and saw their tour bus parked right there.😁
Yesterday at Rockmart, they told me they received an email mentioning late September or early October. 🙄
The worst part is they claim refunds can only be processed through the original point of purchase. I honestly cannot remember where I bought them, considering I've been to three million concerts over the last few months. 😠
The segment featuring those vintage pieces was pure genius. The only dull part was those repetitive jumps in the second half; I’ve heard them three or four times already, and they are easily the weakest part of their entire career.
If you're referring to last year's anthem tour, I have to admit it caught me off guard. I don't even like that album, but seeing it live hit me like a ton of bricks.
It is a double-edged sword. It is difficult to grasp unless you have been in a similar relationship. Is he a hero or a villain? He is both.
The truth is that Tom and Gerry are trying to do what is best for their friends. However, that does not mean they aren't indulging in a bit of sinful self-satisfaction regarding how much "better" they have it. This is especially true of Mary, who in certain scenes essentially serves as Tom's verbal plaything in a game of cat and mouse. She is truly the last person who needs that.
Ultimately, it is an excellent film. At least, try to imagine it without the actress playing Mary, or even without her character at all...