@ArchivesJediFR Yeah I like it too because you actually see how Mace starts very much back footed because of obviously the swift demise of his partners, but then he starts to figure him out, culminating in him defeating him. Very well done fight scene!
@Pippini0oh0 We’re mostly illiterate these days, good luck!
Try giving him the Hatchet. We like that one, apparently.
In all seriousness, make him read Book of the New Sun and tell him to start acting like Severian the Lame. It’s my wife and my kink, it’s spicy.
Severian is awesome.
@Oceaniz96 Well the only thing is, that it just ended up being a lot less fun than Oblivion, I feel like that one was what you’re describing for me.
I hear older people say Morrowind but Idk how to into it it has remained uninteresting to me, mostly gameplay issues.
A bunch of people just hate watched through SNL just because they still like The Strokes, seems like a bad time to argue that indie rock is irrelevant.
there are some very good records on this list but this music (with a few exceptions) has zero relevance to today's youth. the smarmy wit has not aged well. kids like nirvana and then they graduate to metal. indie is dad rock for a generation that didn't procreate.
@gnocchiwizard Also like a bunch of people just hate watched through SNL just because they still like The Strokes, seems like a bad time to argue that indie rock is irrelevant.
@roryisconfused Interesting. I like that they did that, too often artists don’t dream big enough frankly, and indeed they are master songwriters and musicians.
@GetMyGuitars Not a record but man the sound guy when I saw Neon Indian just completely wrecked the show. It was completely busted, like couldn’t hear anything.
@kitten_beloved Also good time to point out that The Strokes were also definitely an indie band, they may have gotten popular or whatever, but it’s not about that, it was an affectation or something, but The Strokes were definitely indie rock.
@kitten_beloved There is literally a track on that record talking about indie rock and roll! In addition to being one of the biggest cultural moves in the oughts, like what a snub. Total absurdity. My own axe to grind is that also, I was there, and APHG Before Today was legendary as well.
@arielxpink I am a little cult-ish. I try not to be, but you have some very special records, not too many artists out there have it.
I have it, but I've been busy, will be doing music again soon, will hopefully repay the favor a few times over.
@konoisland Yeah, they have always had it, an A band that made a few missteps that were way overly criticized because art criticism turned into vulture feeding zone especially when it comes to a popular rock band. You don't *accidentally* make a record like Room on Fire.
@An_Misanthrope Also, it will need an explicit explanation, that I'm working into my quasi-autobiography why the capacity for violence is deeply essential to this project, why we need a nation of knights, not just yeoman.
@An_Misanthrope I am going to start a proper Knighthood in the United States, but it's going to take a bit of set up, obviously. First and foremost, it's going to rile up Protestants and any minority religions a lot, so I need to make sure I don't go in half-cocked.
@BEARCLIPPER Reaper is cool, I've been a big fan, it basically never has any issues and I'm also a Linux guy so everything working is pretty neat, frankly.