Posts by boldscout72

David Sullivan4 said:Joey 🙂

Adam Moore said:@boldscout72/">@@boldscout72, look, I know he didn't cheat on her. But at the end of the day, she’s still a woman—and women have feelings, regardless of how much they complain... the guy certainly has talent. There. That's my final word.

Adam Moore said:the guy certainly has talent. There. That's my final word.

Adam Moore said:Suppose a certain individual emerges onto the scene—someone whose music absolutely shatters your soul, truly transcendent stuff—but then you realize that this person openly champions Nazism, or perhaps advocates for violence against women, or some other equally abhorrent ideology... would you actually continue to listen to them? I find myself wondering how one reconciles such a profound aesthetic experience with such reprehensible personal convictions. And, if I may be so bold as to ask, how did you all navigate these kinds of moral dilemmas during your teenage years? It was such a turbulent time for everyone, wasn't it... a period of intense discovery mixed with such overwhelming confusion...

Adam Moore The user said:I find it somewhat... amusing—if you can call it that—how certain segments of the anarcho-punk scene—a subculture that ostensibly champions radical individuality—actually demand that everyone conform to a very specific, rigid standard of behavior, dress, and general aesthetic. It is quite the paradox, isn't it? A friend of mine recently attempted to set up a small vendor stall at an anarchist book fair out in Seattle, and he was flat-out rejected by certain punks because his style didn't fit their narrow definition of "authentic"... they basically told him he didn't "fit the vibe" or match the expected grit... such irony... 🙏

Adam Moore said:Look, I’ve come to this conclusion after much deliberation—honestly, I don't care what kind of person someone is in their private life... all that matters to me is the music. It’s the art that remains when the person fades away. Take Lou Reed, for example—to my mind, he was an absolute piece of work, truly detestable—but the Velvet Underground? Pure genius. And *Transformer* is nothing short of a masterpiece... then you have Kurt Cobain and Curtis Mayfield, both of whom ended their lives and left their daughters behind to pick up the pieces. Even someone like a public figure like George W. Bush can be a complete jerk sometimes—though, granted, there are moments where he’s actually quite mild-mannered... As for John Lennon, he was just a dirty hippie through and through, and Johnny Cash... well, let's just say he was unfaithful to June Carter Cash with just about any woman who crossed his path. Yet, none of that stops me from absolutely loving their music. It's a strange thing, isn't it? Back when I was a teenager playing music myself, there was this rigid pressure—this feeling that if you were in a band, you had to fit into one specific, narrow mold just to be considered listenable...

Emily Thomas3 said:besides, that’s their only punk track—and honestly, I’m always down for some punk... 😛

Emily Thomas3 said:I guess I'll skip it then—since that's their only punk track, and I'm really in the mood for some actual punk music...

Narantxa said:just like unicorns, just like exploding hearts... there's no such thing as an MMJ. God doesn't exist.

pule :) said:... and for the room itself. 😉

Adam Moore said:Man, these indie kids are seriously getting on my last nerve.

Kevin Chavez3 said:My take? mistypanther is just so incredibly worked up—honestly, it’s almost funny—that he doesn't even realize he's actually agreeing with Borg😂

gentlepuma20 said:Which one was it again... somewhere along Route 756...? 😁

gentlepuma20 said:this band of Lalix's is just as grating... 😈