Scott Long71 said:Exactly. Cane isn't out here singing about religion, and he sure as hell isn't singing about nationality. 🙄And honestly—putting him in the same damn bucket as Boris Gjorgiev and Thomson is just straight-up stupid. You’ve got way too many things mixed up here—Rimtutituki - Peace, man, just peace., Cane, Gile, Milan, and Cavke — just pure sex, drugs, violence, and fear.).
Go write about something you actually get—you don't know the first thing about Apple.
Let's get back to the topic. Time to warm up for today. Cheapskates - Sister
Keep shining, sister!
Shine—just shine while you still can.
Don't let them erase you.
People who don't even know how to love... they just don't get it.
No need for a massive response here. This is just another mob mentality situation—people who don't have a clue what they're even thinking, let alone what they're actually listening to. They don't know the guy personally, and they sure as hell don't know his music. Or maybe they’re just spinning some fantasy version of the tracks in their heads, thinking it's something else entirely—honestly, it wouldn't be the first time a band dealt with that. Half the time when musicians actually write something meaningful, the audience either misses the point completely or gets the facts totally wrong.
Let's throw some religious songs into the mix—for example:
I just wanna know.
2. Prayer
3. Get in touch.
Am I losing it? Or am I just a stranger in my own damn country... like being stuck in Mexico or something.
Who am I even supposed to be praising here? (I've played at their shows—go check Wikipedia if you don't believe me.)
I’m not expecting anything—heaven is full, and they're all watching us...
My heart's right here—and honestly, if I actually had what I needed, I’d have found my way to heaven a long time ago. Instead, I'm just out here wandering around... whatever.
Pick one—somewhere in that middle ground between the light and the dark.
What time is it? Honestly, who’s actually the villain here and who’s the victim? Everyone’s in the same boat—we're all just circling the drain together. We’ll probably end up blaming the whole burglary thing by the end of this anyway... just more typical 90s-style relativism.
Should we even bother? We could keep digging through old interviews and whatnot if we really wanted to... but honestly, look at it this way: I’ve spent thirty years studying their material and their whole vibe—I know this stuff like a transplant surgeon knows his craft. Then you get some random person who hasn't done a lick of research waltzing up to that "surgeon" and trying to tell them how to do their job? No way. What we're seeing here is just an emotional outburst from those crowds he was talking about in his earlier posts. Look, if those masses decided to take his lyrics or his statements and twist them into something completely different, that’s on them, not me. It's the same old story—it's like when Lemmy says Motörhead is rock 'n' roll, but all the metalheads out there insist it's something else entirely. Or like how Sale from The Beat Fleet says that even if they dropped something incredibly profound, people probably wouldn't even get it—or worse, they'd totally misinterpret it. Even Bare mentioned he could crank out an album even better than Tesko boja, but it probably wouldn't sell nearly as well. There are endless examples of this. These crowds are driven by pure emotion rather than intellect; they don't actually *listen*. They just project whatever they want onto the music and reshape "reality" inside their own heads—which is basically just childish behavior, let's be real. But hey, whatever... some things are just too complicated for people to grasp, so why even waste the breath?
Don't bother wasting your time digging through Wikipedia—here's the deal:
