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I’d personally want to see more metalcore and alt metal like Deftones, Bring me the Horizon, and possibly some thrash like Slayer. Gavin has the voice for creeping death by Metallica imo

I was just thinking about GGD, and I always found it weird that despite how they're from NY, they've never headlined that arena. Anyone know why that is?

Hey everyone. Right now I'm trying to write a story about the endangers of eternal youth. My story touches on drug addiction, depression, and also a science fictiony sort of concept where I touch on the eternal dangers of deaging yourself and reliving your youth.

Currently, my problem is actually executing that idea in a psychological thriller/horror setting. I need help with figuring out how I should implement those themes into my story in that style. For anybody that's done stories similar to mine, what strategies worked for you? Is there anything I should focus on while I'm writing the story? Thank you

That’s an absolutely enormous crowd. Holy shit.

question above

I've actually been curious to ask this for a while. As we all know, Bush got stadium levels huge in the U.S but very little success in the UK (so save your downvotes), but I'm actually curious to hear how well Bush has done in continental Europe, Asia, and even maybe Africa idk. How big was Bush during that time, and do you think that people still remember Bush today even after their hiatus?

I have mixed feelings about this show so far, but one thing that I absolutely adore is the Hivemind. I loved the way the virus was at first portrayed like a zombie apocalypse, but then it ended up being anything but like a zombie apocalypse. The scene where the Hivemind is first introduced where they all start having seizures is also deeply unsettling and terrifying, but also super cool at the same time. It kind of reminded me like Stranger Things where every time Will was controlled by the Hivemind, he would have those exact same seizures, and then he would turn into a complete stranger.

The concept of the Hivemind is super cool as well. I haven't seen the full show, but I find it interesting how INSISTENT they are at Carol joining the Hivemind, and how they would grant all of her crazy wishes such as a bomb. I really like how this show portrays how important individuality is as well, especially during the scenes where she's questioning the other survivors at the lunch table of why they would choose to join the Hivemind because of how "happy" they look. I think it's also important to mention that her individuality is the one disrupting the Hivemind, and that the Hivemind is doing everything they can to try and stop her from staying planted as herself.

I think the show touches on grieving very well. We see that Carol is already a very miserable and insufferable person when we first see her with Helen, but seeing the Hivemind recall Helen and Carol's memories together with Carol reminded her that she should've done a better job at being a friend which makes her even more miserable. I find it ironic that the Hivemind was focused on making Carol happy when the exact opposite is happening.

I didn't say everything but yeah that's my rant

Hey, hey, hey y'all! I'm somebody who is seriously thinking of learning the art of audio engineering seriously for the first time, and honestly I have no clue where to start. I've already started searching online for pdfs where I can read online, but what are some other resources you guys might suggest for a beginner?

I'm a metalhead, but I never really listened to Pantera up until recently. I just listened to cemetery gates, and my GOD Phil Anselmo can hit high notes. Jesus Christ I love Pantera

i freaking love it. gavin's voice actually fits this version of swallowed more than the original does honestly. i like the transition from the acapella to the instrumentals. i wish when i saw them live with shinedown, they did that version. that version is absoluely beautiful

class AddTask():

    
    def __init__(self, year, month, day):
        self.year = year
        self.month = month 
        self.day = day 


    def InputYear(year):
        year = int(input("Input year: "))


    def InputMonth(month):
        try: 
            month = int(input("Input month: "))
        except ValueError:
            if month < 0: 
                print("Invalid input: Cannot be a number less than 0.")
            elif month > 12: 
                print("Invalid input: Cannot be a number greater than 12.")
    
    def InputDay(day):
        try: 
            day = int(input("Input day: "))
        except ValueError:
            if day < 0: 
                print("Invalid input: Cannot be a number less than 0.")
            elif day > 7: 
                print("Invalid input: Cannot be a number greater than 12.")

Is it generally recommended to have behaviors like what I have listed above in a method? Or should I make a completely new function for it?

I know this is unpopular subject in this subreddit, but I'm wondering what you guys think her legacy is.

I'm a little bit surprised that she isn't as known to the new gens (despite Don't Speak and The Sweet Escape being huge hits) because of the chokehold she had in the 90s and 00s. Surely that chokehold would bleed to the new gens just as much right? Why do you think, biases aside, she hasn't had the same affect like some of the other popstars in her era?

Do you guys think the tour is going to get cancelled? None of the venues look half sold at all, and the tour starts in a couple of weeks.

i'm on the livestream but i can't tell if they skipped bush because they're playing some random country artist when bush was originally supposed to go