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Iron Crowned posted:And that is the worst song ever written. "Ebony and Ivory" and "Say Say Say" both want a word with you.
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Phanatic posted:"Ebony and Ivory" and "Say Say Say" both want a word with you. also this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvjLgjtJKsc
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Eric Clapton is only good in collaborations where his name isn't in the name of the group. Cream, Beatles, Blind Faith, Derek & the Dominoes. On his own he makes the musical equivalent of a limp, impotent dick.
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Imagined posted:Eric Clapton is only good in collaborations where his name isn't in the name of the group. Cream, Beatles, Blind Faith, Derek & the Dominoes. On his own he makes the musical equivalent of a limp, impotent dick. I like Tears in Heaven 
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Nov 30, 2018 19:19
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Randaconda posted:I like Tears in Heaven 
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Yeah, solo Clapton is like the music some clueless dude makes because he thinks it'll get girls wet, but it never works
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Nov 30, 2018 19:28
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Syncronize Swatches, yo! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcJwmddvSPc
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Randaconda posted:I like Tears in Heaven Tears in Heaven is the first meta-dub step song. It's about a sick drop.
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OutOfPrint posted:Tears in Heaven is the first meta-dub step song. 
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OutOfPrint posted:Tears in Heaven is the first meta-dub step song. Holy guacamole
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OutOfPrint posted:Tears in Heaven is the first meta-dub step song. 
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OutOfPrint posted:Oh poo poo someone else who could hear that. People thought I was crazy because I could hear a TV that was on and muted's sine wave buzzing from a room away. On a CRT it's the horizontal retrace circuit, meaning it's ~15.7kHz the whole time the TV is switched on. LCDs also make high-pitched whining for different reasons, particularly if you display a lot of thin horizontal lines.
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Iron Crowned posted:We don't talk about It's Pat for a reason. I listen to Hair Nation a lot on SiriusXM and the version of Ugly Kid Joe's "Everything About You" they always play is the one with Pat talking over the intro...
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Randaconda posted:Wonderful Tonight owns, actually Content: After I read The Big Short (and loved the movie), I looked up more info on the author and found out he's married to Tabitha Soren from MTV News. My 14-year-old self would have jumped for joy to find out she's into huge nerds.
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Iron Crowned posted:Yeah, solo Clapton is like the music some clueless dude makes because he thinks it'll get girls wet, but it never works Well, it worked with Pattie Boyd.
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Randaconda posted:I like Tears in Heaven Were you a teenage girl in the 90s?
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Phanatic posted:Well, it worked with Pattie Boyd. "Layla" was with Derek and the Dominos, i.e. not solo Clapton.  Edit: and actually that song is the perfect example of the principle since the dickless solo-Clapton unplugged version was also a hit even though it's garbage that eviscerates the passion that makes the original great. Imagined has a new favorite as of 01:30 on Dec 1, 2018 |
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Imagined posted:"Layla" was with Derek and the Dominos, i.e. not solo Clapton. Everyone collectively forgot about that when Clapton Unplugged happened 
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Imagined posted:"Layla" was with Derek and the Dominos, i.e. not solo Clapton. I believe the hawt take on "Layla" for many years has been that it's actually Duane Allman who makes it great, but I completely bombed out when I tried to learn the guitar a few years ago so I can't tell the tonal or sonic differences between Clapton's Strat and Allman's Les Paul and consequently don't know exactly who's playing what. So that might be a load of rubbish.  My favourite album with Clapton on it is that Delaney and Bonnie live album he was on.
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Wheat Loaf posted:I believe the hawt take on "Layla" for many years has been that it's actually Duane Allman who makes it great, but I completely bombed out when I tried to learn the guitar a few years ago so I can't tell the tonal or sonic differences between Clapton's Strat and Allman's Les Paul and consequently don't know exactly who's playing what. So that might be a load of rubbish. I was just reading the wikipedia article on it and yeah, Clapton credits Allman with the signature riff and with turning it into a rocker instead of a ballad. This is why Clapton needs people around who are as good or better than him. His talent is there but his instincts are hosed. He's like the George Lucas of music.
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Iron Crowned posted:SNL was a powerhouse from 1990-1995. You had Kevin Nealon, Chris Rock, Mike Meyers, Dana Carvey, Troy McClure, David Spade, Adam Sandler, Tim Meadows, and Norm MacDonald. It really bothers me that you called him Troy McClure instead of Phil Hartman, and for some reason it bothers me more that nobody else seems to have caught it. SHAME ON YOU ALL.
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Space Cadet posted:It really bothers me that you called him Troy McClure instead of Phil Hartman, and for some reason it bothers me more that nobody else seems to have caught it. SHAME ON YOU ALL. You might remember him from such shows as Newsradio, The Simpsons, and Saturday Night Live.
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Imagined posted:"Layla" was with Derek and the Dominos, i.e. not solo Clapton. Yeah, but Wonderful Tonight didn’t make her up and leave him.
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Clapton made his name playing his own version of American blues, then his first solo hit was a cover of a Bob Marley song, then he went on stage drunk in the 70s and started ranting about how we need to "Keep Britain White" and he's since spent the last 40 years insisting that Enoch Powell wasn't a great big racist.
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I wish I was old enough to understand how great Phil Hartman was in the 90s.
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I never watched SNL so I only knew him as the guy that plays slimy villains in comedies and I still loved him.
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OutOfPrint posted:Oh poo poo someone else who could hear that. People thought I was crazy because I could hear a TV that was on and muted's sine wave buzzing from a room away. Yeah, I could hear that poo poo too. I once told one of my teachers "the TV is on" he looked at me like I had two heads, so I got up and turned it off. THen he looked at me like I had three.
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Space Cadet posted:It really bothers me that you called him Troy McClure instead of Phil Hartman, and for some reason it bothers me more that nobody else seems to have caught it. SHAME ON YOU ALL. I cuaght it, but only read that particular post a few minutes ago.
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Space Cadet posted:It really bothers me that you called him Troy McClure instead of Phil Hartman, and for some reason it bothers me more that nobody else seems to have caught it. SHAME ON YOU ALL. I noticed it and I was gonna say something but I decided it was intentional as a joke I missed my chance to shine
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Here's another musician who seemed to go to pot as a player in the 90s: Vivian Campbell. He played all the leads on Holy Diver then from 1992 onwards he's been content to be Phil Collen's accompanist in Def Leppard.
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While watching all these commercials for opulent Christmas presents, I have suddenly gotten nostalgic. For the Salad Shooter, which used to air every Christmas season. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvL-I3Dfeqc
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wesleywillis posted:Yeah, I could hear that poo poo too. I used to irritate my parents when I was a kid by saying "There's a TV on somewhere" if any TV was on in the house. They would insist that I was wrong but I'd find which one it was. I could even hear the one in the basement from upstairs. It was maddening. It's funny. My mid-range hearing is terrible now. I have trouble hearing people speak and, if there is background noise, I'm basically deaf. A dishwasher, an idling truck, that sort of thing. I have to tell people to face me when they talk if there's background noise so I can read their lips. Hearing damage due to heavy equipment noise with no hearing protection when I was a teen. However, I'm 40 years old and can still hear up to about 17,000 Hz. If you're 5 feet from me, I can't understand you unless you speak up, but I can hear some laptop power supplies from 50 feet. I thought age was supposed to drop me below 12,000 Hz so I don't have to hear that crap any more.
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https://youtu.be/ol4OSIGGukA LSD: Dream Emulator - a PS1 game that's supposed to be an exploration of a dream world. This comes from a very 90s place. The ethos is virtual reality as a means of escaping reality and exploring the mind, a la Lawnmower Man. The soundtrack is fairly typical mid-90s electronica (this was the catch-all term for electronic music before someone coined EDM, kids!) - the post-rave experimentation with psychedelics and introversion fits the game very nicely. The moraliser-baiting title was a marketing technique invented by Sega for the Genesis and borrowed by Sony for the original PlayStation. 'Edginess' was a way of distancing themselves from Nintendo. And of course you have the terrible 3D graphics.
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mostlygray posted:I used to irritate my parents when I was a kid by saying "There's a TV on somewhere" if any TV was on in the house. They would insist that I was wrong but I'd find which one it was. I could even hear the one in the basement from upstairs. It was maddening. I'm the same way with smells. My parents would always have salmon sandwiches on Sundays and could smell that anywhere in the house. Same with paint. even now I someone burns toast in the break room I can smell it in the office.
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This instagram account is pretty 90s, most of the time https://www.instagram.com/markvomit/
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Iron Crowned posted:And that is the worst song ever written. Sugar sugar Oh honey honey
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Smoking Crow posted:Sugar sugar  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KTbSXiEul4
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