Red Mosquito

Two legacy artists I have grown more appreciative of as an adult:

David Bowie, Elton John

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VinylGuy wrote:

epilogue wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

epilogue wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:I kinda feel Billie Eilish is boring.

WE'RE IN A FIGHT

i like her enough, but the overall feeling i get from her after a while is boredom.

I can understand this only because that's how I feel about Scorsese. So I can relate.

This post is more embarrassing and offensive than anything thats happening in the Election thread.

I'm glad you realize how ridiculous your being.

you're

Fixed!

Phew, that was embarrassing.

tragabigzanda wrote:No opinion on her persona, but her music is pretty fucking boring.

I was also talking about her music. I like a few songs, but its mostly bland and boring.

I was listening to Foghat today while doing yard work. I had the brilliant thought that if they wrote more good songs they'd have been a bigger band. They have a bunch of solid songs no one remembers anymore and the one stone cold classic. They had all the ingredients though.

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Two legacy artists I have grown more appreciative of as an adult:

David Bowie, Elton John

same...thought i don't make an effort to listen to elton john much

bada wrote:I was listening to Foghat today while doing yard work. I had the brilliant thought that if they wrote more good songs they'd have been a bigger band. They have a bunch of solid songs no one remembers anymore and the one stone cold classic. They had all the ingredients though.

for a coors?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bada wrote:I was listening to Foghat today while doing yard work. I had the brilliant thought that if they wrote more good songs they'd have been a bigger band. They have a bunch of solid songs no one remembers anymore and the one stone cold classic. They had all the ingredients though.

for a coors?

Almost all the ingredients I should have said. They had water, barley malt, corn, and hops but no yeast.

bada wrote:I was listening to Foghat today while doing yard work. I had the brilliant thought that if they wrote more good songs they'd have been a bigger band. They have a bunch of solid songs no one remembers anymore and the one stone cold classic. They had all the ingredients though.

Which one are you calling the "stone cold classic"?

epilogue wrote:

bada wrote:I was listening to Foghat today while doing yard work. I had the brilliant thought that if they wrote more good songs they'd have been a bigger band. They have a bunch of solid songs no one remembers anymore and the one stone cold classic. They had all the ingredients though.

Which one are you calling the "stone cold classic"?

Did they have more than one?

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

bada wrote:I was listening to Foghat today while doing yard work. I had the brilliant thought that if they wrote more good songs they'd have been a bigger band. They have a bunch of solid songs no one remembers anymore and the one stone cold classic. They had all the ingredients though.

Which one are you calling the "stone cold classic"?

Did they have more than one?

From my perspective they have several "big hits." I'm not sure how we're defining "stone cold classic." Which is why I asked which song he's talking about. Which one do you think is a "stone cold classic?"

Slow Ride. C'mon guys, stop being assholes.

For some reason I legit read his post as being about Foo Fighters... not Foghat.

epilogue wrote:

For some reason I legit read his post as being about Foo Fighters... not Foghat.

I know I'm dyslexic. But still... even I can't believe I did that.

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