#brokennecksfeatherweights

@captawesomesauce i sauteed with garlic and a little bacon this time but it doesnt add too much imo. I used to be obsessed with old bay lol

That sounds really good! You can’t go wrong with garlic and bacon! 

@captawesomesauce i only listened once and liked it but yeah its weird this late in the game to show some range haha

That’s the thing!!! Exactly!!! I mean, i’m all for a band showing range and change....

Oingo boingo’s last two albums were NOTHING like their early stuff and I love it....

Catherine Wheel never had 2 albums that were similar...

Depeche Mode.... my god the growth and change and experimentation.... 

Hell look at Bob Mould... Husker Du to Sugar to every other fucking thing he’s done!!!! 

Nirvana’s Unplugged was RANGE.... in the most awesome way....

But this? This.... this.... was a shocker. 

Prime is a nightmare to navigate. Best bet is to search for the topic of interest or scroll in app until you maybe get a category of such? Eatching one or two should net you recommendations. Another option is find ones of interest and check a streaming management app for who has what. - signed a pro tv watcher lmao

You’re the best! It really is so hard to freaking find anything on there! I was thinking it’d be easy to find good documentaries but it’s really awful. 

Can you tell me what a streaming management app is? 

9. What is the fav gig you’ve been to?

Oh man this is a hard one. I’ve seen so many great bands live at such incredible venues like the Whiskey, The Forum in Inglewood and so many places that are no longer around. I saw Dave Grohl drum for L7 in front of LA City Hall, I saw Fugazi open for Rammstein on my birthday, I saw Nirvana with Sonic Youth and Stone Temple Pilots! I also saw them with Hole and Dinosaur Jr! Both were at the Hollywood Palladium. I saw them a few other times but I’d have to look it up to refresh my memory. BUT honestly?!?!?!?! My favorite was my first BIG concert. I saw a bunch of little shows, even saw bands like FEAR play in back yards, but the first BIG concert I ever went to was Depeche Mode at the Forum in 87. I can still remember it so vividly and the experience changed my entire understanding of music. I knew that I enjoyed live music, and I knew that I enjoyed the DM tapes and records I had, but Dave Gahan had such a stage presence and the music was so incredible, and the way he played the crowd and the interaction and everything.... it was so anti-punk which is what I was used to! I was used to bands getting up there, yelling, screaming, playing fast, sometimes.. SOMETIMES... even playing good... but this was art... this was perfection... this was a SHOW. 

17. Who is your fav concert photographer? Drop their ig!

Haha i try to work on it -specifically 90s shitgrunge ? Because i may hover around the realm of nu metal more

Lmao that's awesome ypure so informed! I'm definitely not as much haha i just just shop when and where i can ( though i prefer actual stores to ecommerce most of the time) also i didnt know guitar center had trouble im pretty sure the ones here are still open

Supposedly kb is coming back i didnt sctually read any articles because i dont buy toys now but maybe thats because my toys r us has been gargbage since hurricane sandy

Yep, they’re hoping to make a showing during the christmas season, and it’s being brought back by an LLC that has a history of reviving old brands and retro shopping experiences. 

The big takeaway here is how badly the media covers shit like this because they’re in a lot of ways beholden to those private equity firms, heck Bain owns Clearchannel/iheartmedia! When you look at their history though, and see how they’ve closed/ruined everything from KB and Toys’R’Us, as well as Sports Authority and Guitar Center, you find out that those businesses were all turning a pretty good profit before hand and even after... what they couldn’t do was pay off the massive debt load the buyouts had stuck them with.  The media is quick to blame online stuff, and amazon, and this and that, but amazon only holds less than 10% of the toy market, and isn’t a factor in any of these closures... if it wasn’t for the debt load by greedy assholes, they’d still be in business and people would still have those jobs.  I believe in a strongly regulated capitalism where money/power does not lead to an asymmetrical imbalance where the rich earn their money on the backs of everyone else. Thats why when unions had a large base and power, wages across the board were up and inequality was down, but they fucked shit up, people got greedy and now we’re back to the pre-great depression days. Let’s be clear, there’s no reason why manufacturing jobs were such good paying jobs with great benefits, except that the workers demanded it and fought for it. The same has to be true for todays glut of low wage/no benefit service industries.