u/sonar_y_luz

So far in my Melvins journey I have listened to Lysol and Houdini. I thought both were great! Now im on Stoner Witch and not digging it as much.

My favorite songs on Houdini are Hooch and Joan of Arc, i cant find anything on Stoner Witch that matches the energy of those

Does anybody know if Brett Reed used a single or double pedal on the self titled 2000 album? Album goes hard front to back

I love the punk drum beat like in AFI "Fall Children" and "The Boy Who Destroyed The World"

k s kks k sk ks

it's like a drug to me

What are some albums where every song has the beat? And any particular drummers who are extra good at it

Anybody else ever notice 164th really is an uphill both ways street. I think thats why people go below the speed limit even when there isnt traffic.

One thing I notice though is people like to inch forward at all the stoplights instead of just getting right up to the car in front of them. Anybody else notice this? Drives me crazy because i drive stick. Just get right up on that next car at the stoplight, its all good. No need to inch forward the entire duration of the red light.

Is there meaning to them?

I want to buy a drumset but tbh im worried about getting them delivered to my unit in my building

Its the main thing holding me up from buying tbh... i should call Sweetwater and see how they handle this

I really want to be home when they get delivered, can they schedule delivery for certain days?

I heard Buzz doesn't like beards

What do yall think about that?

Is Lysol supposed to be listened to as one song? I'm new to this world of Melvins

It's pretty clear that Son Et Lumiere + Inertiatic ESP are really one song, and I think the same thing happened with Tira and Drunkship

I'm guessing it's due to wanting the songs to be playable on the radio without needing a "radio edit" so they split them on the album, or maybe wanting the album to have 10 tracks instead of 8

Edit: buncha noobs on this sub

I'm currently doing my first playthrough of The Witcher 3. I'm blown away by how much attention to detail the devs put into the world.

Does Cyberpunk 2077 give that same feeling when you explore it?

Too often I am driving around Lynnwood and a fire truck or ambulance with emergency lights and sirens going is being held up by drivers who won't get out of the way. Today I moved out of the way of a firetruck and the guy behind me blew past me instead of getting over and also glared at me like I was doing something wrong.

"And the 250,121'st president is...... ______"

How will future generations parse through all the historical data?

We only have a couple hundred years worth now. Imagine a hundred thousand or million years from now. The numbers are just insane. People will really have to pick and choose which time of which area they want to study etc.... no way they'll be able to cover it all. This covers all areas of life... entertainment, politics, sports, etc....

How will we manage the data?

I came up with this song title and I think it soungs like a Primus song haha

What do you guys think?

Crashing with the left hand feels pretty awkward for me, I can do it but I never have that real confidence and authority that I do with I crash with the right

It almost feels like trying to throw a baseball with the left hand, similar kind of awkwardness

Is this at all common amongst drummers?

I somehow ended up with 2 each of the wolf, bird and harlequin masks and its really bothering me that I cant seem to get the extras out of my inventory

Anybody know how to do it? Seems I cant drop or sell them anywhere

There is no shade in the parking lots around here

my car gets hot as hell

I have some family who have lived in AZ for 30-ish years and they have never gone to the Grand Canyon. I tbh think that is odd. Is it a common thing for people to never take the trip even when it's that close?