Honour Over Glory
Fire Sully
- Jan 30, 2012
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I'll check that out. Is it on Spotify? Ah I'll check anyway.Speaking of Moby - one of my favorite remixed to porcelain is by Sick Individuals. Incredible version.
I'll check that out. Is it on Spotify? Ah I'll check anyway.Speaking of Moby - one of my favorite remixed to porcelain is by Sick Individuals. Incredible version.
Might have been that accident then, yeah it looked pretty rough, on that stretch the speed limit is 100km/hr (most driving anywhere from 80-130 from what I have seen), I can only imagine the idiocy involved in that.Yup around that area. Must have been on something
I'll check that out. Is it on Spotify? Ah I'll check anyway.
Yep. But why wait? That opening to the song always hits me. I love it. "In my dreams i'm dying all the time." And instead of going straight into depression on those great lyrics, here is an uplifting one.
That's not bad, yeah lol a little interesting for choice of words for a song that isn't as mellow for a remix.
That's something I could add to my run playlist.
Prodigy for me.I used to run (feels like forever now) to Ferry Corsten’s L.E.F. album. It seemed to match up well to the stages in my run that needed a boost.
Prodigy for me.
Once Firestarter and Smack my ***** up kicked in, I was basically sprinting because I was so amped up.
The Chainsmokers have 2 sides to them imo. Their radio-friendly, pop side. Which, yeah, is all pretty similar and I guess lazy. But their EDM side is phenomenal. They've made some of my favorite remixes, and their concerts have a much more EDM vibe to them too. They remix their own songs and put great spins on them to have a more EDM-style concert than pop.Yeah it does take talent. But I think chainsmokers are just lazy. Their stuff sounds the same. Which I know where Cole is coming from too. I love Muse and their stuff all sounds the same to people too but it doesn't to me.
I miss enjoying music.
Sunroof open, window down, double digit weather. Spring is here!!!
I miss enjoying music.
There's still tons of great new music out there, but I get what you mean. I can't remember the last time I went to a show and was able to turn my brain off and stop thinking about how I would play something or how I'd change something or how live sound sucks, &c.
Every time a Canadian talks about the weather it takes me a couple seconds to realize that they're not insane...it's our dumb-ass units of measurements.
Finding music I liked already was work when a ton of stuff I liked was being made, but over the past 5-6 years I've enjoyed less and less new stuff, and now it's just at the point where I'm not willing to put in the work to listen to 10 albums to find 3 songs I like anymore. I know there's gotta be plenty of stuff out there that's good, but the indie rock that helped form my personality is on life support at this point. I ****ing miss real, tangible instruments.
Then again so many of my favorite bands were started as a middle finger to grunge...I think they won that war.
Both Pearl Jam and Nirvana have a few good songs. Which is makes them the best grunge bands by defaultI like AIC, Soundgarden, and STP. Pearl Jam is okay and I don't really like Nirvana even though "Smells Like Teen Spirit" was the first cassette single I ever bought. Yes, a cassette.That's probably one of maybe two or three songs I liked from them.