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System notifications in English in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Look at this guy... acting like he wants things in American. Honestly, just be glad you aren't seeing that "Reddit is temporarily unavailable" error message half the time. Most of us have been staring at that same glitch for like ten years now.
Burning Man: August 17-22, 2011 in Music ·
Peter Evans said:Instead of wasting twenty seconds typing out a question, they could've just used that time to actually get an answer.🤷.

At that point, we might as well just delete the whole thread, right? I mean, you've got Google.
Burning Man: August 17-22, 2011 in Music ·
Peter Evans said:Just use Google, man 😉.

🙄

Why even bother searching if we're already talking about the festival?
Why does Reddit smell like Clorox? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
wiredfalcon2 said:Nah, I wouldn't. The mods laid everything out for you guys incredibly calmly and clearly, yet you two just keep playing dumb. You got straight answers to your questions; anything after that is just pure spam and trolling.

Just apologize for how you're acting and let's move on. Stop wasting everyone's time with this nonsense. 🙂

Prile, you hit the nail on the head. Everything you said was spot on, exactly how it should be. 🙏 🙏 🙏
Why does Reddit smell like Clorox? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Linda Price5 said:Look, my question is: why was being a bit of a smart ass actually welcomed here once—even on serious threads—when now it’s mostly frowned upon? I honestly don't get it. Is it because people who can't back up an argument don't know how to set up Blocker, so they end up clicking ads more often than the guys who just use a little wit to make a point?

I still remember 1993, using dial-up modems (back before any decent Bulletin Board Systems existed) and those few hundred university access points scattered across major cities like New York, Chicago, or LA. By 2000, things had shifted massively. Around 2004, we saw this new generation arrive—the "I need internet right now" crowd... and the web definitely wasn't the same anymore. Now, in 2011, nothing is what it used to be. Not the internet, not this forum, not the climate, not even our values. Fighting it all feels like tilting at windmills.
nimbleowl10 said:No joke,

even better would be živ blato or Quicksand 🙏 🙏 🙏

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw0hmmUOf1Y
Outkast 🙏 🙏 🙏
feraltrucker5 said:Damned hipsters

Man, those urban types🤮 🤮 🤮
gentlegull93 said:Luka Nižetić?
Why do you keep using that emoji? You’re just confusing everyone and making them take things out of context. 😕

If you actually listened to Luka, he might give you a compliment for once. 🙏 🙏 🙏

It sucks that I can't say what I really think on this board... too long an explanation to get into. It's just how the system works. 🙏 🙏 🙏
Jason Richardson5 said:So, I was at work the other day, just had some random station playing in the background, when I heard some absolute garbage being broadcasted. Honestly? I decided right then and there that I’m never turning on the radio again. 👍

My old man and his crew are always glued to the radio. They were born back in the 40s, you know? 🙏 It’s honestly such a vibe when I wake up and head to breakfast before work, and the radio starts blasting all the biggest hits from the last fifty years. It’s always like that—the station never fails to catch me off guard. That’s exactly how a love for vinyl gets built. 🙏 🙏 🙏
gentlegull93 said:I get the feeling you think I listen to country music...

"Country" is a pretty broad term, isn't it? 🙏 🙏 🙏
Jason Richardson5 said:If you just stick to a handful of bands and never branch out, you might as well stop listening altogether. Why even bother? There’s an endless ocean of music out there, but we only have so much time on this planet. Still, it’s worth it—digging deep, hunting down new sounds, tracking down those rare old gems or weird experimental stuff. There’s something for everyone if you look hard enough. Music really has no limits. 👍

Exactly. There aren't really any boundaries when you listen to pretty much everything. My 1 TB hard drive (with only about 83 GB left) is broken down into these folders:

The 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s... all those decades of Brown Sugar songs about heroin. 😬 Chill-out, Christmas, country, disco, domestic stuff, electronic, funk, Goa / psychedelic trance, hits, Movie Soundtracks, folk, Nazi, others, serious, pop, Psychedelic rock, punk & HC, Punk-HC-Folk, rap, rock (there's a bit of everything).

Plus an external 500GB hard drive.

Since I'm a total trash lover, I actually enjoy listening to the absolute worst pop garbage out there. Honestly, some of these total flops even make it onto my top lists—like Luka Nižetić's Premiere. 🙏 🙏 🙏 So, it’s basically limitless. No boundaries at all.
gentlegull93 said:@amberorca192/">@@amberorca192 what genre are we talking about? 🙂

some random corn🙏 🙏 🙏
feraltrucker5 said:Are you holding onto some genre that's totally dead right now?

I feel like I already know what kind of music we're talking about here.🙏 🙏 🙏
gentlegull93 said:Thanks for the comments and the breakdown, amberorca192!

I’ve been chewing on this for a bit and figured this out: when I’m listening to stuff I know is good and fits my mood, it totally recharges my batteries and soul. But when I'm hunting for new bands? I rarely get that same spark unless I stumble onto something killer. 🙂 Though, since that doesn't happen constantly, maybe I've just lost my touch.

👍

There's a link in my signature to my last.fm if you want to see what I'm actually about.

You can add friends, leave messages on their walls, check out their listening habits, see which shows they're hitting up, join groups based on specific genres or artists, listen to tracks, read up on performers, see where people are playing, find similar acts, like songs, tag genres... honestly, it's basically just a massive database. It's a great tool, highly recommend. 👍
gentlegull93 said:Same here, honestly. Except I don't even really listen to the music anymore—I just throw it on in the background while I'm working, and my mind ends up wandering off to somewhere else entirely.🙄

@Arthur Thomas/">@@Arthur Thomas, I’ll be honest—I can't stand YouTube, even though I end up using it anyway. It’s a trap. The algorithm just feeds you whatever's got the most views, and you find yourself vibing to those tracks, thinking you've found something great. Then you go and download the full album only to realize those few hits were the only decent songs on the whole thing. Why does that always happen?

What even is Last.fm? I’ve popped onto the site a few times, but I never bothered making an account, so I honestly have no clue what the point is. 🤷

Last.fm tracks every single track you play and builds a massive profile of your taste. Since everything relies on those MP3 tags, you get these detailed breakdowns showing exactly what percentage of your listening is dedicated to specific genres. You can dig into similar artists, hunt down concert dates, and all that good stuff. Honestly, if you’re a total music geek, it’s an essential tool.

I’ve been hooked on music since I was a kid. It’s just part of who I am at this point—collecting tracks and hunting down new sounds is basically baked into my DNA. There’s no expiration date on this obsession, either.

Since most of what I listen to isn't exactly mainstream, I don't usually expect to love it on the first spin. Honestly, if I *do* like something immediately, I usually assume it’s garbage—and more often than not, I'm right. When I actually stumble onto something high-quality (you know, stuff that's genuinely new to my ears), I have to sit down, close my eyes, and do absolutely nothing else. I just focus on the sound. I can't stand music you just leave rattling around in the background while you're busy doing something else. That's how you listen to commercial pop, and that's just not my scene.

Music is basically my lifeblood from the second I wake up until I finally crash. I usually just toss about an hour's worth of tracks into my player, set a sleep timer on my computer, and let it ride. It’s pretty much constant—from sunrise to lights out, there's always something playing. 😁
Insanely fast bands in Music ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:it's like they don't even use a drum machine for Mortician🙂

here's 12 songs in 5 minutes so we can finally lock this thread

I think they have that Anal Cunt "5678 song e.p." or whatever, but that isn't even playing music anymore...

bravo 🙏 🙏 🙏
Senna M in Music ·
hey vividbadger182 🙏 🙏 🙏
The forum legends we can't live without in Feedback & Suggestions ·
crimsonheron80 said:Yeah... Spike is about as pleasant as a week-long bout of food poisoning.🤦

That wasn't Spike, it was some woman.
Thrash Metal Enthusiasts in Music ·
feraltrucker5 said:Seriously, does every single thread on this board have to be such a dumpster fire? 🙂 🙂

Look, this hasn't really felt like a community for years anyway, so the topic is fine by me. 🙏 🙏 🙏