What Are You Doing Right Now? (187 Viewers)
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I love that movie, every time I hear Hip to Be Square...and every time I see TWW log in now.
That is good to know. I find it really difficult to find anything modern that I like, a lot of it is hidden amongst overplayed crap and independent crap.
A part of me always wished I had been old enough to have 8 tracks. I don't even think my mother had them anymore, we were mainly a record and cassette family until CDs.
That is good to know. I find it really difficult to find anything modern that I like, a lot of it is hidden amongst overplayed crap and independent crap.
A part of me always wished I had been old enough to have 8 tracks. I don't even think my mother had them anymore, we were mainly a record and cassette family until CDs.
The delineation, or the act of naming the delineations? Because the differences and groupings are pretty obvious sometimes no matter what.
Back in my grandpa day, "emo" meant things like -- which was a very different musical style and approach than the garbage that came after it and later commandeered the label. So when people say "emo", I know what they mean. But I also know they really don't have a clue as to what was originally called emo. (Just look at the YouTube comments on the linked video.)
I was probably not technically old enough to have 8-tracks, but that was part of the appeal at the time.
Yeah, but you do realize MP3s are a compressed, lossy format with much crappier sound quality, yes? I spit out my beer every time I see some car company like BMW advertising their "futuristic, top-of-the-art mp3 player" in their autos, thinking how they basically take audio quality a step back into the early 1970s.
Back in my grandpa day, "emo" meant things like -- which was a very different musical style and approach than the garbage that came after it and later commandeered the label. So when people say "emo", I know what they mean. But I also know they really don't have a clue as to what was originally called emo. (Just look at the YouTube comments on the linked video.)
I was probably not technically old enough to have 8-tracks, but that was part of the appeal at the time.
Yeah, but you do realize MP3s are a compressed, lossy format with much crappier sound quality, yes? I spit out my beer every time I see some car company like BMW advertising their "futuristic, top-of-the-art mp3 player" in their autos, thinking how they basically take audio quality a step back into the early 1970s.
So this friend of mine came over to my place to brag about his new armani suits. The best part was pointing out the fact that they're actually knock off armany suits. That made my day.
Oh, that's good... in a Streets of Hong Kong kinda way.Give it time and listens. The good stuff of theirs is rarely immediate.