u/Helpful_Gur_1757

Title speaks for itself

John Bonham is an absolute genius. In particular on Kashmir the groove is trance inducing. The kick drum sounds like the driving cadence of a massive ship on rough waters traversing the battle zone of Mother Nature. Something about the kick drum has a low and hollow yet punchy tone. There is a push and pull tension between the snare and kick that has you feeling uneasy but intrigued at the same time. That on top of the phaser on the hi hat and snare is absolutely mystical.

Title speaks for itself. I’m looking for a nice tube microphone that has a similar magic to the u47

I’m well aware that both groups are British and the vocalists accents themselves are clearly British but I’m not sure why I get the idea that this is what popular German music sounded like during that era. Is there something to this? Was there German stylistic elements in their music? I can’t remember if it was something someone told me when I was younger about that style of music or if it’s just a completely made up assumption.

From 1985 to now is the exact amount of time from 1944 to 1985. I’m not sure why the 80’s feel so much closer than they actually are.

I cackle at the shit people come up with about Lars and his playing and I’m guilty of calling him out myself. But at the end of the day I love the guy and his contributions to Metallica

My 2020 Ford F150 5.0 V8 makes this sound upon acceleration almost every time. Lots of comments on the video say different things but I’m curious if any of you have experienced this and have definitively found the cause.

Every time I see a stock F150 the wheels and axles look pretty proportionate to the cab width but when I see an F250 something looks narrower and the cab width hangs out slightly. Is it just an optical illusion or are the dimensions really different?