A new wave

......your hands just caught between what's real and what's a dream....
.....staring out at the skyline...
...just passing through.....
..some folks trailing behind us.....

Nancy Taylor552 said:......your hands caught in that strange gap between reality and dreams....

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Nancy Taylor552 said:.....watching the city...
...just passing by.....

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Nancy Taylor552 said:..certain people trailing behind us.....

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I can't even begin to explain how much I disagree with this... seriously.

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Nancy Taylor552 said:I totally agree that today there are plenty of great bands out there... I don't really follow the indie scene... personally, I'm all about Queen, The Doors, Guns N' Roses, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Scorpions, AC/DC... just legendary stuff...🙂 😁

Hell yeah, they were legends, all of them at their absolute peak 🙂

but they were all basically Satanists... 😈 🙂

The Beach Boys are actually a pretty solid new wave band, don't you think?

Nancy Taylor552 said:I totally agree—there are tons of great bands out there today. I don't really follow the modern indie scene. Personally, I stick to the classics: Queen, The Doors, Guns N' Roses, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Scorpions, AC/DC... just legendary stuff.🙂 😁

hahaha, washed up 15 years ago, washed up 30 years ago, washed up 15 years ago, washed up 30 years ago, washed up 10 years ago, washed up 30 years ago. Always were trash. Washed up 30 years ago.🙏 🙏 🙏

stormywolf39 said:hahaha, total flops 15 years ago, losers 30 years ago, failures 15 years ago, washed up 30 years ago, garbage 10 years ago, absolute trash 30 years ago... they were always junk 🙏 🙏 🙏

they still rock though😁 😬 🙂 👍 👍

So, is that really your take on why there aren't any decent bands left today? 😵

I mean, there’s honestly just so many killer bands out there right now... personally, I'm really digging groups like Foo Fighters, Bon Jovi, or even Pearl Jam...

Nancy Taylor552 said:There are plenty of solid bands out there these days... personally, I really dig groups like Foo Fighters, Bon Jovi, or even Lynyrd Skynyrd.

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Nancy Taylor552 said:I’m honestly fascinated by that whole era... just completely. The entire scene was vibing on its own wavelength, chasing its own specific dream. Man, I would give anything to go back to those days. Back then, the whole country was ruled by pure rock 'n' roll energy... just total chaos in the best way possible.🙂 People used to hang out on the legendary "smoke-filled streets" of the underground scene... music was playing everywhere you turned. You had bands like Bruce Springsteen or Tom Petty playing intimate club shows in places like the Bowery in NYC... and in cities like Seattle, the first big grunge festivals were kicking off. The music scene there was massive. Even the punk legends were hitting up clubs in Chicago. It was absolute madness.🙂 Pure madness... yeah... those were the days. A perfect moment in time. And back then, people actually stood for something. They held onto real values.😉

Can I jump in here? Look, I wasn't even born yet, so I missed out on all of it. Most of my generation is pretty clueless, frankly—we're the ones who came along right after the collapse of the USA.
Still, I’d love to travel back to that era. I wish I could have lived through it. I want to live in that golden age where everything felt abundant, where our luck seemed endless, and where kids were being born into a world that actually felt alive and healthy.

Benjamin Rivera24 said:Can I jump in here? Honestly, I wasn't even born yet back then, so I missed out on the whole era. Most people in my generation are just clueless... especially those of us who came along right after the collapse of the USA.
But man, I’d give anything to go back. To live in that city of abundance... where everything felt so right, where our luck seemed endless, and kids were being born healthy and strong.

I would love nothing more than to go back to those days... but since there's no time machine sitting in my garage... I guess all we can do is hold onto that feeling through the music...👍 😁

Ramirez is absolute garbage!

Honestly, some people should be taxed just for having ears. ☕

cosmicstag16 said:Ramirez is trash!

I don't know man, Ramirez is actually pretty alright... I mean, if he's trash to you, fine... but he's cool with me... damn... everyone's got their own thing, I guess...

Cyanide said:Look, things are just as messy everywhere today, so I don't think times have actually changed that much. Sure, the vibe was a bit different back then, but whatever... what comes, goes.
But why are you trying to drag me down into a depression?

Bullshit.
We've got high-speed internet, PlayStations, and endless TV.
We’re being played just the same as they were, just in cyberspace instead... right? 🙂

I can't stand this sanitized era of Big Brother and social inequality...

Nancy Taylor552 said:I would give anything to go back to those days... and since there’s no time machine sitting in my garage, the only way we can truly live in that era is through the music...👍 😁

That’s the only way. Or, if I had my choice, I’d jump back to that era but with a slightly more modern soundtrack. Everything out now is just garbage. I can't even scroll through a feed without some degenerate whining about Doc Martens (they even call me Hiholetsgo). Honestly, I don't understand how someone can be that dense.

Man, I don't even know what to say to you all... the only thing I can tell you for certain is how incredibly grateful I am that I grew up listening to
mother🙂
Laufer🙂
Jinxe🙂
Cold Brew🙂

I still haven't truly processed the breakup of Jinxe—honestly, it’s still hitting me just as hard today as it did back then...

Hey there, just revived this thread a bit...

So, I recently caught a documentary series on NBC called "our day" that I’ve been watching here and there. It was all about music from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

Since I’m no expert on that era, I ended up falling head over heels for one specific song. It’s got this light, slow rhythm and tone, and the music video was filmed cruising through the streets of Washington, D.C. with a camera mounted on a car—set in the 80s, if I recall correctly. I have no clue who the band is or what the track is called, but if anyone knows what I’m talking about, PLEASE let me know the band and song title...

That melody is stuck in my head constantly, and I can still see those old D.C. street views perfectly...

Anyway, thx in advance...

If it weren't for Sonja and the band: