u/whiskeybonfire

I had an idea today, and I'd love to see what y'all come up with. I feel like the title describes it, so here's the list! It's incomplete, I've absolutely missed some opportunities in here, and I'm intentionally not describing why I chose a song because I want anyone who participates to view each one through their own experience and aesthetic.

Take one, or do them all. Thanks for your input!

• The Beatles - I Want to Hold Your Hand
• The Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop
• Milli Vanilli - Girl You Know It's True
• Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight
• Elliott Smith - Angeles
• Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven
• Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
• Coldplay - Yellow
• Billy Ray Cyrus - Achy Breaky Heart
• Miles Davis - So What
• Sonic Youth - Bull in the Heather

EDIT : I've failed entirely with this post, and I'll take these lessons forward. I'm sorry, friends. My hope was that people would see a song that resonated in a particular way - pop GOAT, overrated, technical mastery, whatever... and pair it with an ambient track that checked the same boxes. So a reply might look like:
"Coldplay - Yellow
An inescapable bop that literally everyone knows, if I'm honest I still love it, but it's just fundamentally overplayed. This is my 'Brian Eno - An Ascent.'"

I realized the other day that a lot of my t-shirts don't reflect what I'm listening to now, and I've had trouble finding good looking merch from the ambient side of things. So, any bands that have a great t-shirt or two?

If it matters, I'm listening to a lot of Loscil, KMRU, Benoit Pioulard, Celer, and Abul Mogard's various collab projects. Thanks for your help!

Title, basically. I'm in Alabama, and when I bought my vehicle 13 years ago, my middle name was spelled wrong on the title. I have no specific recollection of this transaction, and no idea how this misspelling slipped though the DMV as they transferred the title from Georgia.

So, my question... What do I need to do here? I need to sell this vehicle, and I don't want the buyer rocking up to my door in a few weeks because they can't transfer the title. Do I need to go to the DMV? What do I need to show them? There's no way to get in touch with the previous owner, can I correct this on my own? And crucially, how long will this take to correct?

Many thanks for your help, I was drafting the listing tonight when I noticed the discrepancy and I'm lost on my next steps!

Title, basically. I'm in Alabama, and when I bought my vehicle 13 years ago, my middle name was spelled wrong on the title. I have no specific recollection of this transaction, and no idea how this misspelling slipped though the DMV as they transferred the title from Georgia.

So, my question... What do I need to do here? I need to sell this vehicle, and I don't want the buyer rocking up to my door in a few weeks because they can't transfer the title. Do I need to go to the DMV? What do I need to show them? There's no way to get in touch with the previous owner, can I correct this on my own? And crucially, how long will this take to correct?

Many thanks for your help, I was drafting the listing tonight when I noticed the discrepancy and I'm lost on my next steps!

Title, basically. I'm in Alabama, and when I bought my vehicle 13 years ago, my middle name was spelled wrong on the title. I have no specific recollection of this transaction, and no idea how this misspelling slipped though the DMV as they transferred the title from Georgia.

So, my question... What do I need to do here? I need to sell this vehicle, and I don't want the buyer rocking up to my door in a few weeks because they can't transfer the title. Do I need to go to the DMV? What do I need to show them? There's no way to get in touch with the previous owner, can I correct this on my own? And crucially, how long will this take to correct?

Many thanks for your help, I was drafting the listing tonight when I noticed the discrepancy and it's thrown my evening off.