liberal_malcontent

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[–] liberal_malcontent 3 points 1 year ago

I did the exact same thing. I forgot what I was looking for (something stupid, like thoughts on a particular robovac or something?) and the sub was dark, thank goodness. I have found it easy to avoid going on reddit on my phone, as I just deleted Apollo, but when I'm searching for information, I do tend to gravitate towards reddit links still.

Hopefully as time goes on, that information will be on sites like Lemmy instead. Or maybe blogs will come back full swing and will be the go to from now on, haha.

[–] liberal_malcontent 3 points 1 year ago

Oh my gosh this is amazing. Thank you for this.

[–] liberal_malcontent 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Exactly the same here! I love both of those records and pretty much wrote off a majority of their discography in-between for no real reason other then laziness I guess? Lol.

[–] liberal_malcontent 5 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (3 children)

What Ever Happened? by The Strokes. Such an epic opener.

I wanna be forgotten / And I don't wanna be reminded / You say, "Please don't make this harder" / No, I won't yet

I've been sleeping on Room on Fire for far too long, it is chock full of bangers.

[–] liberal_malcontent 2 points 1 year ago

One of my favorites. Used to be the first thing I’d put on the radio in the car when I was younger.

 

This album is really beautiful and I think y’all should check it out. It gives me Pink Moon and Moon Pix vibes. Doesn’t sound exactly like either of those albums, but it just puts my mind in a similar space.

[–] liberal_malcontent 5 points 1 year ago

Concerts where every single PERSON in the room knows all the words to every song. That's what really does it for me. Usually this is a band like The Front Bottoms or Pinegrove, it feels like their songs were made to be shouted back at them by an audience. That kind of energy is something that larger venues/shows have never been able to capture or compare to, imo.