Tumbling Dice
Hello hello. This forum is good stuff, seriously guys. I just starting going on here upon discovering the writings of K-punk in the aftermath of his passing, but I'm sensing that the level of enthusiasm on here has seen greater heights. That's kinda sad seeing as the about only interesting discussions I've read on any online forums lately have come from here.
Anyways, English is not my first language so fuck off with pointing out mistakes or anything.
Last edited by entertainment; 22-03-2017 at 12:19 PM.
remember the jackalope
hello!
welcome aboard
i'll keep posting if you do
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Tumbling Dice
aaight let's do it
Beast of Burden
it's great to get new blood in here, welcome. i still feel like a newbie myself and i've been here 12 years!Originally Posted by entertainment
Tumbling Dice
Thanks! Wauw 12 years, mate, that's a good bit you've done there. I'm probably much younger and certainly much less educated on both music, thought and life in general, so mostly I think I'll just try and soak up what I can and participate whenever I don't feel completely out of my depth.
remember the jackalope
your english is better than mine
what is your native tongue?
part of dissensus 101 is Woebot's 100: https://www.discogs.com/lists/WOEBOT...ds-Ever/146320
Wild Horses
Hi, I'd heard of this forum before but had no idea it still existed. Glad it does, it seems to house a very entertaining and erudite level of debate.
remember the jackalope
welcome richwill
what is your quest?
Wild Horses
Kill Jester.
Tumbling Dice
Danish, thanks haha. I've already gone through a nice little chunk of that list besides the stuff I knew already. Still don't quite understand the concept of comparing so many fundamentally different records. Avant-garde and pop, influential and forgotten, etc.
Without knowing anything about the guy, though, and despite the list being so highly personalized and different from most of its contemporaries, it still comes off as casually authoritative to me. Don't know how he did that. I suppose it serves as evidence to the notion that only those who understand something completely, can explain it perfectly in simple terms.
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