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Underrated or obscure artists and bands you discovered by accident? in Music ·
Here’s some more from the same group—specifically their takes on Radiohead's Let Down and Karma Police
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They also did a full cover of the OK Computer album under the name Radiodread.
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Underrated or obscure artists and bands you discovered by accident? in Music ·
Think of this as an unofficial reggae greatest hits collection—it’s basically the studio session musicians from the Easy Star label having a bit of fun with things. They’ve put together a full album titled The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd, reimagined through a dub lens. It's all part of their
The Dark Side of the Moon<< project.
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Underrated or obscure artists and bands you discovered by accident? in Music ·
Noted.😉
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Underrated or obscure artists and bands you discovered by accident? in Music ·
@Susan Hernandez
These Viagra Boys guys are actually great. Research Chemicals is even better, though—it’s got a bit of that Primal Scream groove baked into it.👍
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Underrated or obscure artists and bands you discovered by accident? in Music ·
Back in the punk scene, there was this brief window of time where you could actually snag a few tracks from an album directly from the Epitaph website. I happened to stumble upon these guys from Sweden:

The Accidents (which, as it turns out, is where my handle comes from)

And a little bit of psychobilly from Denmark—The Nekromantix

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Underrated or obscure artists and bands you discovered by accident? in Music ·
Some of the tracks by Moreland actually made an appearance in the soundtrack for Sons of Anarchy.
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Underrated or obscure artists and bands you discovered by accident? in Music ·
The band isn't some group of unknown or obscure legends—they’re household names. But since you brought them up,
here is a cover of one of their tracks by the artist from the original post, recorded at that same concert and featured on the same album.
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Underrated or obscure artists and bands you discovered by accident? in Music ·
Since lately we’ve been circling the same handful of household names and mainstream acts, I thought I’d open a thread for the deep cuts—those obscure or under-the-radar bands you stumbled upon by chance and have since started listening to more intently. Don't feel restricted by genre here. To get things moving, here are a few from my side:

Matt Andersen

John Moreland

Reigning Sound

And a few that are slightly less obscure:

Heartless Bastards

Crippled Black Phoenix

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Ear fungus/infection help? in Health ·
I’ve heard it’s actually helpful to use hydrogen peroxide—since it helps break down buildup and softens up the earwax—but I’m honestly not sure if there would be any kind of adverse reaction if you used it alongside Johnson & Johnson.
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Dealing with annoying ads and pop-ups in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Matthew Castillo5 said:I only mix apples and oranges when I'm making a fruit salad. 😉

In my humble opinion, positions of power include everyone except the owner (Mr. Anderlon) and the admin staff—specifically the Administrator (purple), the Super-Moderators (red), and the Moderators (black). These are the folks who decide who gets to post where and who gets shut down. You might think it's trivial or boring, but for us "regular" users (the blue-gray crowd), they play a pretty significant role.

It would honestly make sense if at least one of those people had some sort of line to the owner, just to pass along the main grievances once in a while (like why a specific thread was started, or how certain aggressive ads are driving people away). Granted, the owner hangs out here himself; he even started a few threads a few months back. He could easily pop into this sub-forum once in a while, though I don't recall him ever actually posting here.

I know that showing up here constantly probably gets on the nerves of the Admin, most of the moderators, and a good chunk of the user base, but my reasons for posting are never destructive, despite how much people love to label me.

Honestly, you get under my skin across pretty much every thread I follow—and just so we’re clear, I’m not reporting you or complaining to the moderators. It’s simple: just install an AdBlocker on your desktop browser and use the Brave browser on your phone. Then the ads disappear. Is that really too much to ask? You’re acting like a total nuisance, and frankly, it feels a bit destructive to refuse to let others make their own judgments.👍
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Any audio/video players with these features? in IT Support ·
Give Dolby Audio a shot—it might actually do the trick for you. It’s got plenty of solid features under the hood.
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Sepang Grand Prix - March 30, 2014 in Formula 1 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Fine, he limped back to the pits, swapped the rubber, and patched up the damage.

And then he gets stuck behind two drivers who haven't scored a single point in their entire careers—driving for teams that have never seen a championship point in their history.

Look, honey, that little mishap in the second lap hit him so hard that he actually started dropping his lap times—faster and faster. Then, in lap 36, he just gave up and drove straight into his FL.
That was "just" the damage.

Now, don't be like that—maybe the guy was just at Boban's getting ice cream and accidentally ordered vanilla instead of chocolate.
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Sepang Grand Prix - March 30, 2014 in Formula 1 ·
Jason Campbell70 As I've mentioned before—and I think we’re all starting to realize this—it seems like everyone has an opinion on how things should be run.
So, darling, what exactly kind of damage are we talking about when it comes to that Finnish fraud's car? 🍿

Flat tires? Seriously? It takes you three whole minutes just to limp back to the pits, and you don't even have a clue if there’s actual damage to the car... And please, spare me the affection—I know you're only playing nice because some other user on here is your sweetheart, and trust me, you're definitely not my type.😉
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Sepang Grand Prix - March 30, 2014 in Formula 1 ·
Jason Campbell70;49338996 said:So much for the damage to Maestro’s car and Shellov’s mercenary. :roz:

A pit stop that lasts three minutes at the start of a qualifying stint—and presumably the race, too? You’ve embarrassed yourself with this one. Honestly, if you're going to troll, you can do better than this; you're supposed to be above the level of the typical forum dweller...

I actually posted this before the blue flag went up, but hey, consider yourself warned...
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Sepang Grand Prix - March 30, 2014 in Formula 1 ·
darkmarlin16 said:It feels like you're just changing the subject again—it's getting embarrassing.

Comparing Caterham to Renault 🙏
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Alonso had DRS back in Abu Dhabi in 2010. 🙏

On this forum, it seems like you think you hold some kind of monopoly on calling people out—a title nobody has actually claimed in ages. Honestly, when I'm at the racetrack next week, I might just set up a poll to vote for the most attractive person on the site, since you seem so invested in beauty pageants. You still act so young and naive—unless something changed after you scrubbed your signature🙂.
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Sepang Grand Prix - March 30, 2014 in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:Look, brightwolf48, if you actually pay attention to this forum, everything is pretty obvious😁
Once Jason Campbell70 switches over to
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mode across every single thread, then you know there’s pure panic spreading through the ranks of Alonso fans 😍

Don't give me that—you know I follow this stuff and jump into debates, but I usually bail when things get too much trolling or just plain stupid, only to end up coming back anyway... Honestly, I feel like a pop star stuck in a messy relationship; I complain about the drama, yet I can't seem to walk away... It's the same with me—I'll put Mr. Spider Genius and Jason Campbell70 on ignore, but I can't even hold out because my curiosity about what they've blathered about is just too high. By the way, don't get me wrong, when Jason Campbell70 actually wants to write, his posts are genuinely interesting and great for studying the topic—he really should be given some overtime during race weekends🙂
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Sepang Grand Prix - March 30, 2014 in Formula 1 ·
darkmarlin16 said:He really needed to make the move on those slower cars—it was right there for the taking. It was obvious he had the pace to pull it off, if only he’d actually gone for it.

You haven't offered a single actual argument—whereas I certainly have.


Mr. Spider Genius—just because you’re setting fast laps when there’s nobody around doesn't mean overtaking is actually going to be easy... Alonso and Petrov, anyone?
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Sepang Grand Prix - March 30, 2014 in Formula 1 ·
darkmarlin16 said:Instead of admitting they're wrong when faced with an airtight argument, people just resort to mindless babbling and trying to pivot the conversation toward who has more followers.

🙏 🙏 🙏

Honestly, what was someone actually supposed to do to snag a single damn point? Risk crashing into the car ahead or redline the engine way past the fuel limit? Give me a break and grow up already. You’re over here obsessing over Alonso, much like the guy claiming Cristiano Ronaldo is the greatest free-kick specialist ever—when really he only scores if the ball bounces off a defender... Mr. Spider Genius
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Sepang Grand Prix - March 30, 2014 in Formula 1 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:The car was basically impossible to steer after hitting Kvyat—the front left wheel was completely detached from the steering assembly.

The car was patched up quickly, though according to Alonso and Domenicalli, the handling was still garbage because of the impact damage.

The mechanics didn't have time to swap out the entire steering rack; they just rigged the linkage between the rack and the front left hub.

And with a car in that state, the Granda maestro managed to pull off a little Finnish heist in just over a second. Specifically—1.2 seconds. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

BTW—why haven't I put you on ignore yet?
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I'm still undecided on the ignore list. You post too much nonsense—half of it is actually funny, the other half is just idiotic. I can't tell if you're genuinely innocent in some ways or just a relentless troll, but for now, you're heading back to the ignore pile.

Edit: Actually, you aren't going on ignore. I should probably respect and follow the sheer stupidity of some of your posts—since you're a troll who is somehow capable of having a very constructive debate when you actually want to—and just laugh while reading them...
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Sepang Grand Prix - March 30, 2014 in Formula 1 ·
darkmarlin16 said:http://en.mclarenf-1.com/index.php?p...A4ikk%C3%B6nen

The eras for both him and Fernand—before he finally landed that glorious seat with Ericsson—were remarkably similar.

I’m risking a ban just to call you out again, but honestly, everyone else on this godforsaken forum—except maybe you, in all your naive, endearing simplicity—knows the truth. If we're talking about someone actually capable of overtaking more than just the slow cars in front of them, or holding a line wheel-to-wheel, it’s Kimi. That stays true regardless of how much he seems to just not care half the time. Think for a second before you type next time; your post count on this American forum isn't exactly going to carry any weight on a resume.☕
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