Hot Take/ Musical Confession Thread!
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Viking Dan
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Diaper Baby Escape Plan
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Tell that to a bird.
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
I don’t know if this is a hot take but I need to vent.
Great gets used far too often when describing something. Most of the time it’s used in conjunction with an album.
Also I’m beginning to despise when people preface their “this is the greatest ska album ever recorded” statement with IMO.
I feel slightly better.
Thanks.
Great gets used far too often when describing something. Most of the time it’s used in conjunction with an album.
Also I’m beginning to despise when people preface their “this is the greatest ska album ever recorded” statement with IMO.
I feel slightly better.
Thanks.
Diaper Baby Escape Plan
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How come specifically for that genre? Is this a habit among ska fans?
Imma take a shot in the dark but is it because saying "the greatest ska album" is a lot like saying "the tastiest garbage"?
Dtknuckles
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Go on, geezer.
Today it was specifically ska and yesterday it was punk. And even more specific, the album in question is Turn The Radio Off from Reel Big Fish. I mean technically it’s not even ska in the traditional sense. Everyone know it’s ska punk.
It seems like I keep picking the wrong FB groups to join.
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
I can dig that.
Joe Mac
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Great not so much seeing as its pretty much become synonymous with good as an adjective. I had a great pizza tonight for dinner.
All time great or greatest, yeah totally on board with you there. That along with proclaiming the perfection of new releases, let that thing settle for a while, you might think its shit in a year.
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
Couldn’t agree more. Let it settle.
TenderLovingKiller®
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IMHO, This is brilliant, excellent, fantastic, and/or amazing take. I am literally obsessed with it.
Diaper Baby Escape Plan
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Are you saying what I think you're saying? It is the greatest take ever submitted!
Phaneronic
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Lol I got my email alert for your post, read it, and rushed to refresh to see whose was first! I was going to be embarrassed if I made the same joke as someone else, but second. I'd feel like a chump.
Oh, oh, oh...not that you should. It happens to everyone. I mean, not me or anyone I'd include in my social circle or admit to knowing but I've heard stories.
Yahtzee! Jumanji! Prima noctae!
Dtknuckles
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Frank Herbert wishes!
Viking Dan
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Hot take here : maybe deciding to be on Facebook at all is the problematic choice?Today it was specifically ska and yesterday it was punk. And even more specific, the album in question is Turn The Radio Off from Reel Big Fish. I mean technically it’s not even ska in the traditional sense. Everyone know it’s ska punk.
It seems like I keep picking the wrong FB groups to join.
Viking Dan
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LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
Hot take here : maybe deciding to be on Facebook at all is the problematic choice?
That’s very possible. Honestly, I’m only in 4 music related groups. 2 of them are gear related and the other 2 are strictly posting what ever is spinning. Both lack any kind of conversations that happen here.
There was a time in my life when I had no problem telling someone that certain bands were trash, and I’ve tried very hard to get past that point, but maybe it would be easier to just leave those groups
Viking Dan
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That’s very possible. Honestly, I’m only in 4 music related groups. 2 of them are gear related and the other 2 are strictly posting what ever is spinning. Both lack any kind of conversations that happen here.
There was a time in my life when I had no problem telling someone that certain bands were trash, and I’ve tried very hard to get past that point, but maybe it would be easier to just leave those groups
Because I'm on here, Its kind of hard to say you'd be better off avoiding ALL social media.
But N&G is about a close to the Chat Groups that were my first experience with the internet when I was a freshman in college in the early 90s.
Notably, this happens to pair nicely with my vinyl hobby : both are outmoded technologies proven vastly superior in all aspects to their most modern equivalents.