lol jesus christ red dead 2 is outstanding but so long... you picked a doozy
i dunno dude, one time I got a gram of basement crank and was excited to try it, so I horked a rail right before band practice. our lead singer/guitarist was like "yo your drumming is so tight today, youre on fire!" and I was like "speed!"
getting from my house to my office on my old road bike used to take 45 mins and I'd be sweaty when I got there, and the idea of 45 mins uphill after work used to make me wanna off myself. Since I got an e-assist its 25 mins and I'm like lah de dah meep meep
more oil and gas exploration, precicely what the world needs
yeah of course- I mean your experiences here are so different neurobiologically.. acid makes regions of your brain that normally dont communicate start sending signals to each other, wheras a serious dose of a dissasociative is going to be seriously dissasocative .. just radically differen't experiences. they used to call acid "instant zen"
for what its worth I understand what you mean. I had a friend who used to say that acid was like becoming a child neurologically again, suddenly able to reassess everything you've seen a million times
what you dont know could fill a book I wouldnt put succession on the same tier as sopranos (very little comes close), all I was saying is its not about crazy plot twists, and more about the way the emotionally crippled kids of logan roy cosplay as human beings. I enjoyed it- jeremy strong and brian cox did a great job imo
Do not, my friends, become addicted to water!! It will take hold of you, and you will resent its absence!!!!!
right? thats all this takes.
I never tire of this gag
you think they don't covet their neighbors wives, take the lord's name in vain, worship false idols/put other gods before "him" and don't steal?
I guess.. a lot of the time it was Landsman eating Arby's at his desk
its a character study, not a bombastic thriller. Same as the shows most folks rave about: Sopranos, Mad Men, Six Feet Under, The Wire, Arrested Development.. its fine to not like anything but I'm not sure why you'd take time to write about how you don't like anything. Do you find posts about, say, an art heist and post about how you haven't liked any paintings in a couple centuries
fair enough, and I'm sure you know what you're doing. I've always felt that I'm in a much, much stronger position saying I'm employeed but I'd prefer to work for you rather than them suspecting that I just need some job, any job ya know
anyway, hope you work it out
duuuude get a new job before you quir the old one
Bad Religion & Social Distortion at Santa Barbara Bowl, April 10, 2024
Reviewer of BR/Social Distortion show in Santa Barbara comes a hair's width away from doing a strictly comedy piece
Bad Religion have announced European tour dates for this summer. Tickets for their headlining shows go on sale on February 23. Bad Religion will be touring the US with Social Distortion in the spring and released Age of Unreason in 2019. Check out the dates below....
Entdecke hier deine alten Lieblingsbands im Line-up des Save The Core Festivals. Ein vielfältiges Programm erwartet dich - bei uns im Nürnberger Süden.
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Social Distortion and Bad Religion will link up for a 2024 tour, which comes after Mike Ness offered a positive update on his cancer battle.
All dates at https://badreligion.com/
Shout out to photographer Smitty Neal.
Photos, OK
Changing hardcore activism for spacey synths.
Last night (September 27), the iconic punks Bad Religion took over The Majestic Ventura Theater in Ventura, California for the first show of their fall
Last night (September 27), the iconic punks Bad Religion took over The Majestic Ventura Theater in Ventura, California for the first show of their fall tour. Originally announced in early August, the tour has Bad Religion bringing Speed of Light on a short string of shows that has the two bands on the road until the end of October. The tour follows a busy summer of festival appearances for Bad Religion with the band making appearances everywhere from Tokyo to Australia. With no festival restrictions, the band pieced together a career-spanning setlist for the first night of their fall tour in Ventura.
Bad Religion tore through classics and B-sides for a night that encompassed their storied career. The band kicked things off with “Epiphany” from their 2002 LP Process of Belief, the band also performed “Sorrow” from the LP. The main focus was on albums like Recipe For Hate and Suffer with four songs from each album taking up room in the setlist. The band performed tracks like “American Jesus” and “Skyscraper” from Recipe For Hate and pulled out “Best For You” and “Do What You Want” off of Suffer. The remainder of the tracklist saw the band sorting through their colorful discography, performing songs from classic albums like Noo Control and more recent releases like 2019’s Age of Unreason.
After a thunderous first show in sunny Ventura, Bad Religion is gearing up for one hell of an autumn. Their next two stops have the band staying in California, hitting Riverside and San Diego before heading up the coast to Eugene, Oregon. The band will be on the road until the end of October and hit cities like Denver, Minneapolis, and New Haven. Check out the full list of dates, setlist, and footage from last night’s show below. (follow link)
https://chaoszine.net/bad-religion-announces-south-american-tour/
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Asbury Park is the reason. The languid beach community of Asbury Park, New Jersey, has long been a port-of-call for many a disaffected musician from Springsteen at The Stone Pony to countless punk and hardcore festivals at Asbury Lanes and Convention Hall. Against this backdrop of rock and punk hist...
Don’t call it an “All-Star” band or have any illusion that BEACH RATS is anything more than five punk rock lifers in an Asbury Park basement making a riot of their own. “It’s loose, it’s imperfect, don’t overthink it,” says Baker. “It’s the experience of doing it. The time travel, that’s what it’s about.”
The vocalist, who performed last week at Primavera Sound in Madrid, is preparing new material after more than four decades on stage
EL PAÍS English Interview
Two (TWO!!) shows listed as of right now on the official website. I believe I heard they're playing several other festivals this summer.
Putting together a community for fans of Bad Religion- anything goes, discussion, photos etc.
I am a huge fan of Bad Religion
I even bought a brown Fender Precision
Signing to Atlantic was a really bad decision
Now they're back on Epitaph, hey
I bought Suffer then I bought a thesaurus
Then Graffin sang on S&M Airlines chorus
Now we hang out and party
On each other's tour bus
Cuz the old bands know how to have fun