Bad opinions • Page 287

Theres a right and wrong way to say everything man. Bashing and criticism are wayy different.

 

Is an arm chair critic not a critic of arm chairs?

 

regardless of that fine line between crit and bash, he was being a baby and i called him a baby and i got blocked so i laughed i guess the #truth #hurts

 

Yeah thats pretty outlandish. He's a unique individual and I'll apologize for him til the day I fucking die clearly haha.

 

Quit picking on Bryan.... uh I mean Ryan Adams.

 

one of these days he'll cross a line just watch, one day he's gonna turn up in trump tower

 

thats fine! im sorry if i came across as hostile. i just dont like him and dont care for his music so :/

"The Mighty Fall" by Fall Out Boy starts to play

 

ryan adams has too many albums for me to check him out i just know people like heartbreaker and hate rock n roll

 

That's fair. We won't discuss him then haha.

 

for what its worth i really liked his self titled

 

You fuckers got me riled up at 1am damn you

 

I didn't listen to his 1989 cover album but his Wonderwall cover is so dreadful that I couldn't be bothered and blah blah blah Wonderwall already sucks SORRY MY BAD TASTE IN LIKING OASIS IS KNOWN.

 

Okay thats worth alot cause I think thats his best yet. Im a big fan of his latter half of albums. His earlier stuff is a bit too twangy for me. Perhaps someday ill like it more.

 

His cover of Down in A Hole is outstanding

 

Just listened to that for the first time tonight

 

Twangy is where it's at Dan

All music should be twangy

Controversial music opinion

 

*Big Sean voice* Fall Out... Boi

 

I just place that as a matter of the culture we grew up in you know? North Jersey doesn't have much twang about it!

 

I am upset

 

Tell that to latter day Springsteen's accent

 

Springsteen could fart into a mic for 75 minutes on his next album and all of Jersey would play that shit the whole following summer on repeat.

 

Except me. Of course.

 

Damn, Ryan Adams is 42.

 

For some reason, I actually thought he was older. Strangers Almanac was, like, '97 or so.

 

The Transit rule.