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I need to say I poasted this already, because I only mention repoasts when its you.Here's a cover that I've always considered far greater than the original, but really, it's just more teenage doomer music.
no love for NIN huh?Here's a cover that I've always considered far greater than the original, but really, it's just more teenage doomer music.
Just because I think Cash did such a stellar rendition of Hurt? I saw NIN when you were probably still using training wheels. About 1989 or '90 at St. Andrew's Hall in Detroit. That is a classic venue, 1000 seats, in Bricktown where you used to be able to see bands on the way up as well as classic Detroit stuff like Iggy Pop. I saw him, Tool, Soundgarden, and MBV there as well as probably a few I'm forgetting. In the basement is another classic Detroit venue, The Shelter. That was more DJ and rap and is the venue that Eminem plays repeatedly in 8 Mile.no love for NIN huh?
A broken clock is still right twice a day and you may have redeemed urself with this poastHere's a cover that I've always considered far greater than the original, but really, it's just more teenage doomer music.
I can go very deep with you in this. I went throgh my teenage doomer phase when I was 2-12 years old, and you went yours around 35-45, around the same exact time: Kismet.It's nice to see I'm not the only fan of teenage doomer music here.
In the US, this song gets a ton of airplay on classic rock stations. Davies is considered a god on these stations, and they'll interview him on shows that hardly ever do interviews.@piobare reminisences, and one of his previous postings, brought me to another underplayed Kinks classic: