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Also relatively recently a skweee producer got included in a major film soundtrack but yeah not much influence. However I am Influenced by it, it may just be a distillation of funk, but I think some of those guys were onto something with the sound they were going for

Rusko was trying it briefly

I can't be the only one who still thinks about this stuff

Check the bass line on this one. This is some of the most uplifting shit ever

What I admire about interviews w him is his refusal to be married to a process. Though I think I appreciate his ethos more than his tunes

I dunno if you said it recently or if I caught it combing old threads third, but you bringing up the tyranny of familiarity got me thinking

All I wanna do is gush about Inner Life

Although maybe if he pulled one of these he might be more successful https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/may/24/greg-gianforte-bodyslams-reporter-ben-jacobs-montana

Unless he changes his name nothing is budging

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-florida-islam-hatecrime/florida-man-sentenced-to-15-years-in-prison-for-vandalizing-mosque-idUSKBN1E02Z9 First thing they talk about is the bacon. That he was yielding a machete and broke windows doesn't come into the picture until further down

Americans don't trust a man who doesn't eat red meat. One of the biggest bones white liberals had to pick with Trump was he eats steak wrong

Anyway what I originally was saying has been made in to minced meat, to translate a Punjabi saying. I'm not trying to prove a point or convince anyone of anything. I do think in general "looking the part" gets you very far socially, politically, whatever. Mr. Christie may be disliked but he's...

I just notice that people who live in the suburbs are a lot friendlier to people who look like their dads. "Could get a beer with him" is code for an appearance judgement, you won't find any empirical study on it but it's a pretty common cultural commentary

True but it's noticeably worse here

Well he is an unusual case I think. Larry Hogan is one of the most approved of governors in the country, nothing redeeming about him

Another thing I don't like about America is how based on superficialities the social order is. If a politician is fat everybody will like them more (this is a big part of why my Democrat-leaning state voted for a Republican governor)

This is one of my favorite threads I've found on here so far, I wish the old links worked

Well I think you could group in Connecticut as well but that area of the country is a haven for the 1% and white collar crime. Lot of old-fashioned racism there as well

Both of these links are much appreciated

I think it's more complicated than that. A lot of it originates in the Northeast. Massachusetts is insane