yeah i couldnt call myself a stan unless i call myself a stan of any artist that would make my top of decade lists with a good placement
he'd be in my top 20 for the 60s
slowly digesting time out of mind and roughy and rowdy atm
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what is yalls favorite GTA anyway
probably 4 for me but mainly cause it was my first one. multiplayer was awesome with friends too
Yeah 4 and Vice City. After that idk.
the 360 had the goat media system, plugging in your iPod clossic and playing whatever you want over your games was so great
oh yeah I forgot about that. That was dope
I don't know i consider lyrical spirit a thing but if there is one person that shaped the decade
even the Beatles moved in his wake
The way he transformed lyrical expression, instilled a political conscious and a punk sense of purpose into music that went way beyond the hippies to the clash U2 etc and also the fact that he was the first one to take things back to basics when psych took over. Big Pink gets credit but Basement Tapes was the thing.
yeah that sounds like the lyrical spirit to me
not saying he didnt shape decade though but it always seems like lyrics are the most important thing for him, which i just haven't yet accepted as one of my favorite parts of music in general. fully acknowledge him as a genius though obviously and really think that as I get older I'll appreciate him more and more.
still can't get behind the idea of calling any rebellious or political rock music punk or punk-esque though. especially not for some music that has many elements that are basically opposite to punk. dont care how angry he was at a heckler
and yeah Big Pink gets credit over basement tapes for that because...it was the one people actually heard. obviously dylan was responsible for their entire thing though but also not sure if basement tape stuff would have had the same impact immediately because people wouldn't have been as ready for it. i feel like a lot of people would hear basement tape stuff and not know quite what to do with it because of the maximum authentic uncompromising rootsiness even if they appreciated it. definitely impenetrable for a pop listener in 1967-68
Then this
wym, i meant that FZ would have 1 in the 60s list placing above Dylan (Hot Rats), but then Blonde on Blonde would also be in the top 20 ahead of any other FZ
but also I subjectively enjoy some FZ albums more than other albums but wouldnt place them quite as high in a decade list just because i don't think they're better. Like Freak Out! I enjoy more currently than Highway 61 but can't justify placing it above it at all
yeah that sounds like the lyrical spirit to me
not saying he didnt shape decade though but it always seems like lyrics are the most important thing for him, which i just haven't yet accepted as one of my favorite parts of music in general. fully acknowledge him as a genius though obviously and really think that as I get older I'll appreciate him more and more.
still can't get behind the idea of calling any rebellious or political rock music punk or punk-esque though. especially not for some music that has many elements that are basically opposite to punk. dont care how angry he was at a heckler
and yeah Big Pink gets credit over basement tapes for that because...it was the one people actually heard. obviously dylan was responsible for their entire thing though but also not sure if basement tape stuff would have had the same impact immediately because people wouldn't have been as ready for it. i feel like a lot of people would hear basement tape stuff and not know quite what to do with it because of the maximum authentic uncompromising rootsiness even if they appreciated it. definitely impenetrable for a pop listener in 1967-68
Have you seen No Direction Home?
he wasn't just railing against hecklers
Have you seen No Direction Home?
he wasn't just railing against hecklers
lol i was just simplifying i get it and ive heard spiel about it all
but nope i havent seen it
lol i was just simplifying i get it and ive heard spiel about it all
but nope i havent seen it
im due for a rewatch so you should so we can discuss it
what is yalls favorite GTA anyway
probably 4 for me but mainly cause it was my first one. multiplayer was awesome with friends too
Vice City then 4 then 5. I’ve made my case for 5 before.
dang i missed out on that
but then i wouldve missed out on these two favourite songs gta ever showed me
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3k-5DfvDMg!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNlI61i7SEAgta was the exception, getting 5 stars and starting gang wars and fleeing to the airport with living my life like it’s golden blasting was pure kino
gta v kinda fumbled with the multiplayer for me. 4 free roam was so chaotic with all the weapons and pick ups scattered all around, created so much carnage with everyone running for rpgs and the super car spawns
remember playing v when it first came out had kids yelling at me for blowing up their car like wtf lmao
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Dude Penn State gotta have like 10 Off Side penalties this game
like why do they not have a silent count?
like why do they not have a silent count?
didn't do that dude any favors haha tbh Penn was working Iowa p good that first half.
gta v kinda fumbled with the multiplayer for me. 4 free roam was so chaotic with all the weapons and pick ups scattered all around, created so much carnage with everyone running for rpgs and the super car spawns
remember playing v when it first came out had kids yelling at me for blowing up their car like wtf lmao
some of the cops and robbers games I had on GTA 4 multiplayer will never be forgotten
gta v kinda fumbled with the multiplayer for me. 4 free roam was so chaotic with all the weapons and pick ups scattered all around, created so much carnage with everyone running for rpgs and the super car spawns
remember playing v when it first came out had kids yelling at me for blowing up their car like wtf lmao
4 multiplayer in its heyday was probably the most fun I had with a game along with Halo 3 multiplayer. S*** was super chaotic
I had a little crew too when I played team deathmatch. S*** was
Motherfuckers would bully you with that black helicopter
4 multiplayer in its heyday was probably the most fun I had with a game along with Halo 3 multiplayer. S*** was super chaotic
I had a little crew too when I played team deathmatch. S*** was
Motherfuckers would bully you with that black helicopter
would be a mad chase for the chopper
and there was that other one randomly behind a house in jersey lol
would be a mad chase for the chopper
and there was that other one randomly behind a house in jersey lol
Never knew about that other one but yeah everybody went to that airport
Rocket launchers were so fun to use in that game.
didn't do that dude any favors haha tbh Penn was working Iowa p good that first half.
Yeah that game sucked. I’m more of a Temple and Nova guy but I still root for Penn State and they would’ve won easily if Clifford didn’t get injured.
Yeah that game sucked. I’m more of a Temple and Nova guy but I still root for Penn State and they would’ve won easily if Clifford didn’t get injured.

When Joe gives George the
after spilling the juice haha
only 1 from 60s would be above blonde on blonde probably
This me but all 60s albums as a whole