Another fascist outburst... :vomit:

Sarah Wilson95 said:😁

but honestly, he has a few tracks that I actually quite enjoy. For instance,

Green was once a field 😳 😁

I even have it saved on my computer.
😉

Let's keep things respectful, please.

From a purely musical standpoint, her songwriting is flawless.

When I watched "Equestrian" and "What is a man without a mustache," 👍 those melodies were just playing on loop in my head while watching the scenery unfold. Specifically, that intro instrumental section. 👍

dustypilot22 said:That Big "B," man, it’s just beautiful.

From a purely musical standpoint, the songwriting is actually flawless.

I remember watching "Equestrian" and "What's a Man Without a Mustache" 👍 and those melodies were just looping in my head while the scenery played out on screen. Specifically, that opening instrumental section. 👍

Yeah, it’s quite something.😳

Honestly, I feel the same way; musically speaking, it’s incredibly unconventional, which is exactly why I find it so appealing.😁
It really stands apart from everything else, and I don't just mean compared to the rest of MPT's catalog.

To be honest, I hadn't actually heard it until recently, and then some folks who follow this scene a bit more closely than I do mentioned that it was actually an old track...

Sarah Wilson95 said:😁

but honestly, he's got a few tracks that I actually vibe with. For instance,

Green was the field 😳 😁

I even have it saved on my laptop
😉

Look, honey, the reason people dig his music is because it hits home. They see that raw sincerity in him... and if you're wondering why the crowd was singing along, one way to look at it is they were just showing solidarity, kind of like saying, "Alright, let's all go report Matija Babić together." Listen, Sarah, folks can smell a fake from a mile away; they hate being played or lied to. What those certain journalists were pulling was nothing more than hypocritical manipulation. You really need to put in the work, read more, and listen closer if you want to spot a setup when it happens... I've been calling out this stuff for four years now...

Sarah Wilson95 said:Yeah, I get what you mean about the sound style😳

I agree—musically speaking, it’s incredibly unique, which is exactly why I find it so appealing.😁
It really stands out from everything else. It isn't just different from the MPT stuff, either.

I actually hadn't heard much of it until recently, when some people who follow the scene more closely than I do mentioned it was actually an older release...

Free your mind!!! 😳 😳 😳 😳

You definitely have the right perspective to understand why Thompson's CD has been the top-selling souvenir here for several years running.

And don't even get me started on what those Mexicans were telling me about Thompson's music last summer. 😳 😳 😳

I couldn't take them anywhere without them begging me to blast Tompa in the car!🙄

silenthawk11 said:Thompson puts on a full-scale concert experience that stands right up there with those world-class superstars.

And honestly? That is the absolute truth.

When I sat down to write out my personal ranking of the greatest concerts I've ever attended, I wasn't joking around one bit.

...that album...it’s basically a legend in the American music scene...!!!

dustypilot22 said:This is the straight truth.

When I sat down and ranked the absolute best concerts I’ve ever walked away from—I wasn't playing games.

I'm 100% with you on this. His rock shows are massive spectacles... especially that one at Dodger Stadium back in '02.

😁 I have to say, I really love how that part feels, almost like a prayer, especially with the choir singing along

Honestly, without her, I feel like I’m just drifting without a soul...

😳 😎

People were already coming for Thompson before the whole "scandal" broke regarding him singing "Jasenovac and Gradiska star."

He was targeted quite aggressively leading up to that massive show at Dodger Stadium.

Why is that?

Could it perhaps be due to his support for Herceg-Bosna?🙄 It seems that even though he performed "Jasenovac and Gradiska star" live on several occasions—which they proved once it wasn't known—it isn't just that specific song that bothers them; rather, they take issue with all of his patriotic songs and his bogoljubni tematika.

And that isn't some kind of secret.

dustypilot22 said:If Guns N' Roses rock'n'roll hadn't shown up, they would have been long gone and buried by now. 😎

Man, looking back... about 16 or 17 years ago, I absolutely looked down my nose at those poser kids listening to Guns N' Roses or Skid Row—🤣I can still vividly picture what Sebastian Bach used to look like—back then, we thought that was just stuff for girls. Real "men" only listened to AC/DC, Motörhead, Metallica, or Slayer. 👍
I have to admit, though—it’s only been in the last few years that I’ve actually come around to thinking that album with "Sweet Child O' Mine" and "Jungle" is genuinely solid hard rock.

revolution said:😁 also, I think that part where she sings with the choir is just so cool, almost like a prayer.

Without her, my dreams feel completely empty...

😳 😎

Should it be "I Will Not Betray" or "joy from above"?

This Mexican woman headed back to New York City while humming the tune. 😁 😁 😁

"Get me out of here! I can't listen to this anymore, my family will kill me if they catch me." 🤣

George Morgan3 said:Well, looking back... about sixteen or seventeen years ago, I honestly looked down on those kids who were obsessed with G'N'R or Skid Row (🤣it actually reminds me of how Sebastian Bach used to look). Back then, I felt those fans were more for the girls; we considered ourselves "real men" because we strictly stuck to AC/DC, Morbid Angel, Metallica, or Slayer. 👍
It isn't until these last few years that I've truly come to appreciate that album with Sweet Child O' Mine and Jungle as a genuinely good rock album.

Moras uzeti onaj stvar , mali albumcic - GN'R Lies.

I used to love her, but I had to kill her...

She bitched so much, she drove me nuts....
And now she's buried in my backyard....

🤣

George Morgan3 said:Well, honestly... back in the day (maybe 16 or 17 years ago), I used to look down on those kids listening to GN'R or Skid Row (🤣I still remember what Sebastian Bach looked like back then). To me, that was just stuff for girls. Real men stuck to AC/DC, Morbid Angel, Metallica, or Slayer. 👍
I have to admit, though—only in the last few years have I actually started seeing that album with Sweet Child O' Mine and Jungle as a genuinely good rock album.

In my opinion, the best rock album released after the death of rock 'n' roll is Appetite for Destruction. 😎

And if you wanted to be considered a real man, you listened to Anthrax and Morbid Angel. 😎 😎 😎

dustypilot22 said:This is the absolute truth.

When I sat down to write out my personal ranking of the greatest concerts I have ever attended in my life, I was being entirely serious.

In many ways, I saw it all coming. 😁 I remember attending a show by a certain world-renowned artist, and the performance was truly exceptional. After that night, I thought to myself—my God—if Thompson were given access to that level of technical expertise and high-end gear, he would absolutely tear the house down. And sure enough, a few years later, the Thompson miracle actually happened.

I managed to foresee quite a bit more beyond that. 😳

dustypilot22 said:The absolute best rock album released after rock 'n' roll basically died was Appetite for Destruction. 😎

And real men—you know the type—were listening to Anthrax and Morbid Angel. 😎 😎 😎

Man, oh man... 😬 👍 Anthrax and Scott Ian! I absolutely loved them—especially Scott’s work with S.O.D. You seriously need to give that project a listen today just to realize how ahead of its time it actually was.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane; I needed that reminder. 👍

silenthawk11 said:Moras uzeti onaj stvar , mali albumcic - GN'R Lies.

I used to love her, but I had to kill her...

She bitched so much, she drove me nuts....
And now she's buried in my backyard....

🤣

😎 <------ click here.

Looking back at that era, you really can't overlook Pantera and their killer Cowboys from Hell album..

George Morgan3 said:aaaaaaaaa 😬 👍 Anthrax and Scott Ian! I absolutely loved them, especially Scott's work with S.O.D. (you really have to listen to that project today to realize just how incredible it actually was)

Thanks for reminding me about them! 👍

Speaking of things worth remembering...

I'll keep it simple with just three words:

Paranoid - Black Sabbath

dustypilot22 said:Since we're already walking down memory lane...

I'll keep it brief—just three words:

Paranoid - Black Sabbath

uh uh, alright, alright 👍
Make it four words

Deep Purple - Black Knight

George Morgan3 said:Oh, absolutely, it definitely works 👍
just four words

deep purple - black knight

It isn't bad 😬, but there are better options out there. 😳 😬 (Like Space Trucin')

But check this out:

Motörhead - Overkill 🙂