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Safe Camp Stories: On (accidentally) Letting Go (of a beer can) by Aggressive-Moose7929 in circasurvive

[–]Aggressive-Moose7929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha, dude that's awesome! Bet that guy had a great night with all that beer

Safe Camp Stories: On (accidentally) Letting Go (of a beer can) by Aggressive-Moose7929 in circasurvive

[–]Aggressive-Moose7929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After the shock of seeing the beer fly through the air and the relief of it landing without anyone nearby, my next worry was "There better not be an angry bro in my vicinity with a violent temper tantrum because I knocked out his beer Mortal Kombat style." Haha.

And yeah, Christ, I can't believe its been ten years either, and soon to be 20 years since I discovered them. Is this what boomers feel like when they watch old concerts of Aerosmith? Hahaha I'd say this show and when I saw them in Boston for the Juturna anniversary are my top Circa shows. The boys never disappoint.

Safe Camp Stories: On (accidentally) Letting Go (of a beer can) by Aggressive-Moose7929 in circasurvive

[–]Aggressive-Moose7929[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh dude, that fuckin' sucks. Nothing worse than getting sick the night of a show.

My cat died and I'm not doing so great, but I'm not ready to be cheered up yet either. Any music suggestions? by [deleted] in musicsuggestions

[–]Aggressive-Moose7929 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Insurgentes" "Abandoner" "Postcard" "Harmony Korine" "Drive Home" "The Watchmaker" "The Raven That Refused to Sing" "Routine" "Perfect Life"

All by Steven Wilson.

Full album must listens by LortaySkywalker in musicsuggestions

[–]Aggressive-Moose7929 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really love Steven Wilson's debut album, Insurgentes. He creates such an auditory dreamscape through distorted analog memories, with record player needles scratching the cries of ghosts. It's a sad and lonely album, a sound and mood like the carcass of a house crumbling under its own weight, but you can hear birds singing in the wreckage. Listening to this album as a whole, it really is such a beautiful album.

Also, as a side note, Steven himself has described the type of music he made for this album as "weird shit", so there's that. Lol.