Bad opinions • Page 941

Thrice is v important to me. That said, I totally get it

I don't like Thursday

 

I just don't like music. So many sounds CLASHING with each other so violently.

Overwhelming!

And then add words to it? Too much.

 

thursday are *okay* i guess i never got the love for them either

 

I only like Wednesday, sorry.

 

Thursday’s are the best besides Friday and Saturday.

 

real cereal eaters just drink the milk full force from the bowl. I had these and they sucked

 

Wait is this bad opinions on music or just bad opinions in general? I’m leaving it either way goodnight

 

we usually post stuff like that in the politics thread lol.
those bowls are neat but the milk would just make my tummy hurt

 

I sat in the lobby and enjoyed some of the best concert venue nachos I’ve ever had in my life during Thrice’s set at this show in 2003: Nov 02, 2003: Thursday, Thrice, Coheed and Cambria at City National Grove of Anaheim Anaheim, California, United States | Concert Archives

 

my bad opinion today is that I judge every single person who I see on here buying or even trying to buy springsteen and beyonce tickets, both because this will only get worse if ppl keep buying way-overpriced tix and because it's annoying when people demonstrably have both more fun and (way) more money than me

 

I saw Beyonce live, cost me €80 or so at the time, kind of wasn’t worth it. The venue was so big (it was one of Europe’s biggest soccer stadiums) and the sound was so bad that I might as well have watched a bootleg livestream. It was the On The Run Tour. Jay’s parts were better in terms of sound but in my opinion those huge venues work even less well for rappers.

 

Saw her at Coachella and it's probably the single best show I've ever seen, absolutely unreal

 

I just don’t care for big productions I think

 

While a product of its time, I still enjoy Our Last Night's The Ghosts Among Us. Never listened to anything beyond that first album, but it still scratches the itch when I'm in the mood for screamo, post-hardcore, etc.

Edit: not sure if this is even the appropriate thread lol

 

I think it is? Haha

 

I don't know... I remember Our Last Night being quite revered on ap.net up until We Will All Evolve. If this was about the material they've done since, sure.

 

This year, I have been making an effort to go to non-rock concerts more. I’ve been incredibly bored of seeing the same things time and again.

So I’ve been to three pop gigs this year instead, and it’s been WAY more fun. I can’t tell if it’s just because it’s different, but I think seeing CRJ was the most fun I’ve had at a concert for years. Turns out 90% of rock/punk bands are fucking boring in comparison.

 

I’m glad I found this thread because I can now get this off my chest:

(ahem)

Turnstile are the Machine Gun Kelly of hardcore

 

End the thread, somebody won

 

high praise. theyre pretty good but i dont know if i would compare them to the biggest hardcore punk pioneer of this generation

 

They’re probably not the most significant hardcore punk pioneers, but they’re having the kind of crossover appeal we haven’t seen since the Beastie Boys. Turnstile are a great band

 

Like what does that even mean lol. At least they’ve always been a hardcore band. MGK got bullied out of an entire genre and turned to pop punk for relevance

 

My real bad opinion for this thread is that MGK's pop-punk music isn't bad (despite him as a person)

 

You can sometimes fool yourself into thinking that, until you then compare it to the music it is emulating. That applies to a lot of new pop punk though, to varying degrees and for various reasons.