Red Mosquito

VinylGuy wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Santeria by Sublime, a fun song that attracts idiots.

fuck Sublime.

Really? I heard Sublime was one of Ben Shepherd's favorite bands. I could take them or leave them but anytime Santeria comes on at a bar or something every delta bravo in the place acts like its an event.

verb_to_trust wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Santeria by Sublime, a fun song that attracts idiots.

fuck Sublime.

Really? I heard Sublime was one of Ben Shepherd's favorite bands. I could take them or leave them but anytime Santeria comes on at a bar or something every delta bravo in the place acts like its an event.

They are boring. And Santeria and the other hit they had, both attracts idiots.

Yeah, What I Got is pretty grating too.

Sublime is the worst

Its like their mixed these all great influences and made the worst music...and gained a lot of attention and followers who did the same with their bands.

Big Wave
Supersonic

Both of these songs have done a lot to diminish my life over the years.

Thrift Shop by Macklemore

theplatypus wrote:Sublime is the worst

Sublime is the the epitome of mountain town music. I cant fucking stand it. I see flyers all over the place for local bands "Blending, funk! reggae! rock! blues! hip hop! a must see!"

Oh, okay, so a sublime cover band. Fuck you. Nice fucking music, shut the fuck up and go home.

VinylGuy wrote:Zero Chance is a really fucked up song for me; i love it, but its just too damn painful.

Pretty much everything that Ben wrote around that time is really, really painful and at the same time, amazing.

I could see that. Head Down is like that, two classics though. The final song on Down on the Upside was none too upbeat either.

Shepard wrote Switch Opens around then, a gem that is way more upbeat!

Whale and Wasp wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Zero Chance is a really fucked up song for me; i love it, but its just too damn painful.

Pretty much everything that Ben wrote around that time is really, really painful and at the same time, amazing.

I could see that. Head Down is like that, two classics though. The final song on Down on the Upside was none too upbeat either.

Shepard wrote Switch Opens around then, a gem that is way more upbeat!

Boot Camp was written by Cornell...and yeah Head Down, Half...all those compositions are all Shepherd trademarks.

Good lord




God I hate the radio so bad.

and this one could very well join the list

Fuck, I love "Friday I'm in Love" something fierce.

lots of people do. but, man, it grates on me to no end.

just hearing that first riff can elicit an irrational response.

Who listens to this shit?

Lament

AndySlash wrote:lots of people do. but, man, it grates on me to no end.

I can understand that. It's pure sugar.

Holy shit, I was not expecting that voice to come in