Personal Top Lists & Rankings

stormyviper11 said:😲 😱 So, where's Đibo??? 😬

Honestly, Đibo can take my massive, thick *peeeeeep* any day.

Robin Booth said:Is this about that former friend you mentioned once in a while? The one where you brought up those messy, unresolved bills?😉 😁

Yeah, that's him. 🙂

Daniel Bailey7 said:Đibo can suck my massive, thick *peeeeeep*

And would the hippies even roll with him?

You’re honestly such a jerk... 😍

Honestly, Đibo isn't the best example here. He's just one of those people who finds it incredibly hard to say sorry.
Maybe he should try leaning into that difficult side of apologizing😁

Daniel Bailey7 said:He can take my massive, thick *peeeeeep* any day of the week

I guess I don't really have much of a choice when you're being this rude👍

gentlepuma20 said:I guess there aren't really any rules when you're being rude, are there?👍

gosh darn criminy🙂

gentlepuma20 said:how am I supposed to follow the rules when you’re being so rude?👍

Honestly—I feel like everyone treats me like Ned Flanders.😲 😁

Daniel Bailey7 said:Man, I swear everyone treats me like I'm Ned Flanders. 😲 😁

You think? 😈

Honestly, I’ve always had a soft spot for the letter H—it just carries more weight than J ever could.😳

Sean Lee7 said:Yeah, that’s the one. 🙂

Wait, did you guys actually get into a massive blowout fight?
I honestly thought it was just some minor, nothing-burger disagreement...😕

Come on now, let's just chill out and make peace—nobody's the bad guy here!😬

ruggedcrane22 said:The top 8 pies:

1. Meat pie
2. Cheese pie
3. Pumpkin pie
4. Spinach pie
5. Grits
6. Potato pie
7. Shortbread
8. That hybrid meat and potato pie

I need to update this list today. I tried a Shepherd's Pie for the first time yesterday, and it definitely bumps Grits down to 5th place.

My definitive top 8 American experimental psych albums:
1. Can - Ege Bamyasi
2. Neu! - Neu!
3. Kraftwerk - Kraftwerk2
4. Faust - Faust
5. Kraan - Andy Nogger
6. The Velvet Underground - Solarmusic Live
7. Amon Düül 2 - Vive La Trance
8. Popol Vuh - Hosianna Mantra

ruggedcrane22 said:My top 8 American psych-rock albums:
1. Can - Ege Bamyasi
2. Neu! - Neu!
3. Kraftwerk - Kraftwerk2
4. Faust - Faust
5. Kraan - Andy Nogger
6. The Velvet Underground - Solarmusic Live
7. Amon Düül 2 - Vive La Trance
8. Popol Vuh - Hosianna Mantra

Faust is way too low, and Neu! is sitting way too high. You totally missed Pink Floyd. I haven't really dug into Kraan or The Velvet Underground yet... but looking at the rest of this list, my Napster is about to melt down...

stormyviper11 said:Faust is too low-key, Neu! is too high-brow. What’s missing here is Pink Floyd. I haven't dipped my toes into Kraftwerk or The Velvet Underground yet. But looking at the rest of this lineup? My Napster is going to be working overtime.

The stuff Neu! produced is truly timeless music. Honestly, they might be the most fascinating duo in the history of rock. I’ve never been much of a progressive rock devotee, but this was wild. Faust is a masterpiece regardless, though Neu! edges them out slightly for me. Kraftwerk and The Velvet Underground aren't as mainstream, but they are fantastic bands. You should be able to find some Kraftwerk live recordings online, along with that one from The Velvet Underground.

Neu! is honestly the one band from this list that just clicks for me more than the rest. They pretty much justify their entire existence just by being part of some of the most brilliant rock tracks ever recorded. Specifically, I’m talking about Ciccone Youth and Two cool rock Chicks Listening to Neu.

Here are 5 possible Ramones covers (okay, I’ve actually only come up with two so far, but I’ll probably hit five by the time I finish typing this post):

1. Joe DiMaggio - JFK took my baby away
2. Adolf Hitler - blitzkrieg flop
3. Osama bin Laden - Jet Cemetery
4. That freak from sav biti lud za Mary - Now i wanna sniff some shoe
5. George Michael - Gimme gimme cock treatment
6. Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipović's rivals - Cop Till you drop ups

Oops, went a little overboard there...

Robin Booth said:So, did you guys actually *fight*?
I thought it was just some minor disagreement...😕

Come on now, let's just make peace. No one's at fault here...😬

Well, we fought. We didn't break up, but we split ways in a really stupid way. I'll tell you all about it next time we hang out.

stormyviper11 said:1. Joe DiMaggio - JFK took my baby away

What kind of person actually remembers stuff like THIS?! 😂

stormyviper11 said:1. Joe DiMaggio - JFK took my baby away
2. Adolf Hitler - blitzkrieg flop
3. Osama bin Laden - Jet Cemetery
4. That weirdo from sav biti lud za Mary - Now i wanna sniff some shoe
5. George Michael - Gimme gimme cock treatment
6. Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipović's opponents - Cop Till you drop ups

Whoops, went a little overboard there.

What a twisted mind.
stormyviper11, consider this your official badge of dishonor—some post-punk kids will probably buy you a Ramones pin at a flea market in Brooklyn.

5. George Michael - Gimme gimme cock treatment

*shaking head in disbelief*

Narantxa said:Look, everyone thinks these records are the absolute gold standard, but I just don't get the hype:
1. Lou Reed - Berlin (The songs feel totally pointless to me, and Ezra's production and those orchestral arrangements are a complete nightmare.)

I'm not buying it either.
Lou Reed absolutely sucks on this specific record.
The tragedy is that his songwriting is still top-tier. The compositions themselves are pure decadence. But those disgusting arrangements? I try to listen to Lou Reed, and all I hear is some murky, bottom-of-the-barrel drumming wandering around in the background. It’s a disaster. Gross. A total waste of great songs. Honestly, where can I find my metal Machin Music cassette?

Here’s my unofficial ranking:
1. Californians
2. Midwesterners
3. Southerners
👍

New Yorkers 👎
The only people who actually get on my nerves are those folks from Seattle.🙂
(Not talking about the girls, though—I actually dig their vibe when they start venting)