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I must have tripped and fallen into the time machine again.
Whoaaa there…is this unpopular opinions or unnecessary opinions?
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The cool thing about music is it’s not sports. We can enjoy both. And I do.
The original singer of BNL left for mental health reasons, and imo the band never recovered.
But also, I agree with you xD
I remember when Red Hot Chili Peppers released Stadium Arcadium and it was kinda well known that this album was done completely sober after some of the members went through rehab, so I half expected it to actually suck. So glad it didn’t.
Yeah, it was just like that time Anthony Kiedis banged a 14-year old and then wrote about it in his autobiography, that was so sick bro
I don’t know if this is an unpopular opinion. It’s definitely out left field and I haven’t heard it before. I can’t even argue against it.
You mean BNL?
After never hearing about Bliss Troubler and then randomly listening to two songs on YouTube (im a blue twobler expert now) I disagree, Barebacked Lady’s is the superior sound.
Some mighty impressive harmonicoing by the Blurs Traveling singer tho
I agree completely
I agree with you wholeheartedly.
I’m surprised this would be an unpopular opinion.
John Popper is a harmonica virtuoso; Barenaked Ladies aren’t known for much musically outside their hits.
ITS BEEN…
ONE WEEK SINCE
This post made me listen to Four. No post has ever made me listen to the Barenaked Ladies.
I don’t like either of them.
Wow, there were two sides given by the OP but you somehow found a way to be wrong about both of them.
Let me rephrase; neither of them make it into my regular listening cycles.
… lots of “great bands” don’t, because their music got saturated long ago. The culture listens and remembers which makes it impossible for me to because music for me, is something to escape with, be taken away by… Not something to conjure a sense of being in a mall decades ago, or a particular TV advertisement or sequence in a movie trailer.
That’s the curse of popular music. It becomes commercial, gets over used, and loses it’s emancipatory weight.
It just needs time to fade away. I have reintroduced a bunch of stuff into my regular rotation that was overplayed all to shit. One of the benefits to being old. But, the biggest hit can still leave me cold. Second biggest is usually great. Run Around is still a banger, I feel. Hook maybe lesser these days. Same with BNL. Alcohol is fun as hell. In a 90’s frat boy vibe kind of way, admittedly.
Yeah well Dark Cloud is a terrible game.
I think this woulda started some fights 30 years ago.
First of all, how do you do fellow middle ager.
2nd of all, your just wrong.
Achy joints.
- Then I’m in the right place
That’s only cuz the Hook brings you back. I ain’t telling you no lie!
