Finally Getting Around To Playing "In Sound Mind" - So Fun To See Little Easter Eggs Like This

The guitar in Desmond's apartment plays a variety of different TLT songs, including Fly Home, Die In A Fire, It's Been So Long, Drunk, and more!

u/Oscarman97 — 11 days ago

Is there any footage of TLT performing at Galacon 2014?

I remember the hype around this back in the day, and being so excited, despite not being able to go to the event at the time.

There's some videos floating around of Yoav doing karaoke with other fans, but as far as I can tell, none from his actual performance. I was wondering if anyone knew if this was recorded?

The promotional video for Galacon 2014 was even uploaded onto the official TLT channel, with background music by him too. It remains uploaded there today which I'm super thankful for, as it's a super nostalgic video for me.

Thanks!

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u/Oscarman97 — 27 days ago

A JAR Trip To Germany...?

I write catchy choruses and I'm a hypocrite

u/Oscarman97 — 1 month ago

Thoughts On Pawny?

He is our favourite character. So funny and very underutilised. I want a Pawny spin-off but unfortunately, because of the drama and surrounding lawsuit, I fear this may never happen...

Please everyone I'd love to know the general consensus and thoughts surrounding a certain trending Pawn

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u/Oscarman97 — 1 month ago

Spliced Together The "Live In '25" Vocals With Some Studio Instrumentals

Was interested to see what these would sound like. I did a few with different tracks that Zero_One and Rust perform live instead of their original vocalists.

Vocal isolation can be difficult, especially with so much crowd noise in the live recordings, so the mixing can be a bit messy.

u/Oscarman97 — 1 month ago

Approx Set Times For London 3rd & 5th?

I heard doors are around 5pm-ish, but does anyone know approximately when Metallica begin their set?

Sorry if this has been asked before!

Thanks!

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u/Oscarman97 — 4 months ago
▲ 334 r/PERSoNA

Persona already has a history of great live action casting and adaptations, however...

...the supposed Netflix project feels incredibly unnecessary to me. Judging purely by the showrunners allegedly attached to the project, it sounds like it will fundamentally strip the series of so much of the identity which makes Persona appealing and endearing to its audience.

As a sidenote, the casting of the Stage projects is seriously immaculate. I genuinely can't imagine anyone other than Hiroki Ino playing Ren in live action, same goes for a lot of the cast in Weird Masquerade too

u/Oscarman97 — 4 months ago

I was almost more excited seeing them make a suprise appearance than the actual band, haha.

Brian was a guest on Cheapshow years ago, really cool to see them still in contact in some way.

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u/Oscarman97 — 5 months ago
▲ 23 r/nin

Year Zero is my absolute favourite NIN project, and one of my favourite albums of all time. I'm not sure if anyone else has discussed this specific theory before, but just some thoughts on Zero Sum, and my interpretation of the ending of YZ in general musically.

The final few notes of Zero Sum, as the piano track fades out; I've always interpreted them to be weirdly hopeful, and almost positive in a way?

The album spends a lot of time depicting such a bleak and hopeless society and world. But these final few melancholy chords, have always felt to me like it's a sign of peace and refuge at the end of a very dystopian story, almost like a light at the end of the tunnel.

It has always given closure to the narrative of the record for me, and I suppose has given me a slightly different perspective on the album compared to a lot of people. It's such a tiny detail but it just makes the whole album feel hopeful and positive to me, like waking up from a bad dream.

Has anyone else ever thought this way about this track in particular? I'd love to hear other interpretations

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u/Oscarman97 — 6 months ago