suburban_hooligan

if you like Social D check these guys out. buddy of mine used to be there guitar player.

suburban_hooligan

i don't care who you are. that's funny

kistner

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Suburban Hooligan you are welcome here in PA - but really I'd suggest just west in Ohio for lower taxes. Just watch out for the contaminated train wreck area.

meanwhile

J330

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suburban_hooligan

the Iowa/Missouri/Kansas/Nebraska area is kind of where iv been researching. iv also thought about southern Utah. but who am i kidding i aint leaving any time soon. can't just leave my job. making more than i thought i ever would plus the place literally can't run without me. i work for a small company and there are things i do the boss can't. and training someone to do everything i do would be about a 2 year process if they have a good work ethic (good luck finding that around here)

​​​​​​​or maybe ill move under ground

kistner

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I've been loosely looking for a new place too. Ready for a change. I own my own business, could probably be up and running almost anywhere, not that I want to do that anymore. Like I said, ready for a change.

Don't go underground -
good segue for a tune I really like and this version just screams influence by the late great Bill Withers

kistner

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suburban_hooligan

those are way to soft for me, id have to be in the right mood to listen to those.

i remember crushing on this cheerleader hard back in the day

kistner

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Good tune, I remember that one.

I was a few (quite a few) into my Friday night routine, the mellow stuff was hitting the spot.
I have been checking out Ayron Jones lately. Definitely more rocking.

suburban_hooligan

Ayron Jones rules!

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suburban_hooligan

was sitting in the break room at work eating lunch and a 25+ year old TV commercial for a local radio station popped into my head. so iv been mumbling this sense about 1:20 this afternoon

kistner

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Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, Blind Faith - sure. But Higher Love? And to top it off, it's been stuck in my head now since I read that. Despite trying to drown it out with other music.

suburban_hooligan

never cared for Joan Jett. no idea why.
just be glad it wasn't this stuck in your head.
or this one

both are from ether the same commercial or at least a commercial for the same radio station

kistner

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Afraid to click the 1st video. Is it a redo of a Frampton Song?
I don't mind Tina but she was played into oblivion for me.

Been trying to play this one on guitar lately

suburban_hooligan

yesterday was 311 day (cause it was March 11th) im a little late but don't care

suburban_hooligan

it was an Offspring day at work today. listened to Ignition, Smash, Inxay in the Hombbe, Conspiracy of One, and Let the Bad Time Roll in there entirety.
and right now im listening to 311's Grassroots album.

suburban_hooligan

today was a Sum 41 day at work. listened to Chuck, All Killer No Filler, and Does This Look Infected.
and am currently listening to Bossanova by the Pixies

kistner

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Sum 41 meh
Pixies are timeless.

suburban_hooligan

i originally didn't care for Sum 41. i like punk rock, but intentionally avoided as much of the pop punk craze in the early 2000's as i possibly could. the closest i got was just hearing it on the radio, which was background noise in most cases. but iv been going back and listening to some of the early 2000's pop punk lately and some of it isn't bad. Sum 41 actually has some pretty good songs.

today iv been all over the place musically

kistner

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crap - I was mixing Sum 41 up with Papa Roach. This has been stuck in my head now. Of course it's Papa Roach that I feel meh about.

Sum 41 is alright, not super distinguishable from a few other bands of that era.
I read through the list of tunes you put up and it makes me realize how little music we get here (Pittsburgh). I've only heard of half of those bands. No wonder I'm starved for good, new music.

suburban_hooligan

i actually really liked the Infest album back in high school. after that i only heard the singles that got some radio play. but spent lots of time with Infest blasting while me and friends played 4 player Goldeneye on N64. good times.

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suburban_hooligan

joliyong

My favorite music depends on the present moment and my inner reality, and especially where I want to take my mind