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Posts posted by honolulu horn
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I hated Tom Petty when I was younger. Then I wised up and realized I had been a dumbass all those years.
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I don't know, the Emirates plane driving straight into the ocean seemed legit to me
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1 hour ago, BearMace said:
Did the dumbass shit on Facebook thread get shut down?
Exactly. This thread has become a beating for the past few pages. Except for that kid getting abused by the rotating farm/ranch equipment. That was worth posting.
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6 hours ago, DixonHur said:
I don't agree, but it's certainly a popular and defensible position.
For me, George was the best all-around musician in The Beatles.
I like George's Beatles catalog better than any of the other Beatles', but I don't see how anyone can put anyone above Paul as the best all-around musician in the Beatles. He played every instrument that the others played, often better than they did (drums on Dear Prudence, guitar solo on Taxman). His bass playing revolutionized the instrument in a rock band, he wrote songs on piano, ukulele, synth, bass, guitar. His vocal range far exceeded George's. Someone might like George's style, or feel, or songwriting better...but as far as straight musicianship, there's just no comparison between Paul and any of the other Beatles.
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On 3/28/2024 at 7:58 AM, Al_4_ISU said:
I'm not saying that he was useless to the Beatles and that they would have been as good with someone else, but I AM saying that the credit he gets is excessive. George and Paul were better musicians, singers, and songwriters. Ringo was a better musician and singer. To many people, John Lennon is the definitive Beatle. To me, he's the guy that brings the least to the band.
Well you certainly are adhering to the thread title, I'll give you that.
Was Ringo better on drums than Lennon was on any specific instrument? Maybe so. Was he a better overall musician? Jesus. Was he a better singer? Double Jesus.
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49 minutes ago, nnm said:
Very common saying in Norway in the winter. Norway’s regularly in the top 5 of “happiest” countries, so they may have something there.
It's no Alabama.
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My favorite part of the last 24 hours is Spider2YBanana saying yesterday "I'm done with the Taafe talk" and then spewing another 17 posts about him.
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44 minutes ago, nnm said:
Nope. Nope. Nope.
The YouTube video that describes this whole ordeal is such a nightmare to watch. A collection of truly depressing and worrying "holy shit" moments. Awful.
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23 minutes ago, gernblansten said:
Hey Deepak, look at this! These rickshaws are defective. Wait, they're not defective, he hates these rickshaws! Stay away from the rickshaws!
user name checks out, very well done
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2 hours ago, ohchaucer said:
Bonham, Ringo and Moon all had profound impacts on the evolution of rock and had unbelievable individual creativity. As a drummer, I draw from them as musicians and stylists but not as technicians.
Bozzio and Peart, et al. are impressive but every high school band has some dude in his basement who can replicate them; and l, more importantly, their inventiveness ceiling is directly correlated to the proficiency and creativity of their songwriters/bands, whereas the guys listed above help CREATE the sound of their bands and recordings.I agree with this the most. When a drummer is impossible to disentangle from their band, when they have left a mark on the creation of the band's songs such that the band could never sound the same without them, to me that's what makes a truly great drummer. Totally different genre, but I would put Dave Lombardo on that list. His stuff is integral to their songs, just woven in. The proof to me is that any other drummers Slayer has played with haven't sounded right, and yet when Lombardo unexpectedly sat in with Metallica all of a sudden they sounded good again.
His live drumming is just so incredible. Having perfect timing on drumming this complex and heavy for 2+ hours is insanity. That double bass at 1:05, holy shit:
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When in the fuck is disu taking jumpers? Christ. He hasn’t hit shit all night and we are dominating in fouls.
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As shitty as we are and as shitty as we’ve played, every Tenn fan should be clenching because they know Mr Barnes is at the helm.
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We drove, we scored
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Just now, Firemans4Horn said:
These turnovers are just brutal. Not anything to do with coaching. Just basic basketball.
It’s maddening
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Yeah foul it, fool.
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Just now, BigTEAMLittleme said:
Honestly, we need to start driving the hoop and drawing fouls. And hope to win the game at the FT line.
Yes. Weaver show. And Hunter, since that’s one part of his game that sometimes works.
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Just now, Nueces River Rat said:
And inbounders.It is amazing how many times Hunter has turned it over with baseline idiocy.
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Hunter is so frustrating. He is great once every 4-5 games, people think he’s got something cooking, and then he shits the bed several games in a row.
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Disu has been so terrible in this tourney.
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Hard to understand where his son learned to attack defenseless people
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Tickets acquired for Ministry in April, Insomnium in May, CSS in May, and Black Pumas in June. Should be a fun run.
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1 hour ago, Superhero said:
Friend of mine in LA has one. It's badass.
Also enjoy the toilet game in Japan. First thing we did upon our return back home was upgrade our average water and wand bidet to a full-on heat / dry / variable setting bidet. or a country that seems to relish sleeping on the floor with buckwheat pillows, they sure know how to make a toilet.
Shall we talk about heavy music?
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Wasn't a fan of the Kerry King song the first couple of times, but it grew on me.