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driving from atl to southeast missouri (abt 45 min south of stl) for a music festival at the end of the month!
are there any cool + free (!) stops along the way? primarily looking for things like state parks, museums, lookouts, but literally anything enjoyable or worthwhile would be lovely :)
thank yall! :-)
edit: taking the highlighted route!
comment one track and i’ll listen to it and tell you what i think! i’m going to be honest, so if i don’t like it, i’m sorry :,)
it can be any subgenre of edm! i love a little bit of everything! i do definitely have a massive preference for higher energy stuff, super slow/chill stuff typically isn’t up my alley
thank you :D
edit: i am a very seasoned raver and edm listener! bonus points if the artist you give has less than 100k monthly listeners
i’m looking for music that matches all 3 of these requirements:
female vocalist
electric guitar
less than 100k monthly listeners
thank you :D
wish i took more videos but i was mesmerized
i’ve clicked on countless of these, yet i have been unable to find anybody that has higher than low
i listen to a ton of edm, if that’s your vibe pls check! i do love a lot of female fronted pop and indie/rock/punk too :-)
driving from metro atl to bloomington in to help my sister move into college. the highlighted route is what we usually take, but there really only seems to be one worthy stop on the way from what i’m seeing (grundy forest national area) . would the right route be better/more scenic ? does anyone have any suggestions on any cool stops along any of the routes? thank you :)
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i am in a mental health crisis and it is to the point where i need to go get inpatient care. however, i am no stranger to going inpatient, and i do not tend to do well with the typical structure of a lot of these places.
i am honestly just looking for a place that specializes in dual diagnosis, but that will let me have my phone while i am there. a 72-hour blackout period or whatever is fine, but i very much do not do well being completely cut off from the outside world so i just am looking for a place that is actually helpful, not just an insurance scam that will traumatize me more, and will let me use my phone while i’m there. any insights would be greatly appreciated, thanks very much in advance!
anywhere in state would be fine honestly