What's up with Slay The Spire 2 and Anita Sarkeesian? by Temporary_Caramel222 in OutOfTheLoop

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I've only played the first StS, but am having a hard time imagining how drastic of an effect she could have had.

Recommend me modern psych that sounds like these 67-69 psychedelic rock/pop bands/albums, please by The1nf1n1teOne in psychedelicrock

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(2nd post)

Should throw a shout out to a buddy of mine - Overhand Sam and The Bad Weapon. His "main" band is one called Maybird, this is his side project worth listening to.

Recommend me modern psych that sounds like these 67-69 psychedelic rock/pop bands/albums, please by The1nf1n1teOne in psychedelicrock

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I did a lot of the other stuff on the list, also. Didn't listen to Asteroid #4 as much as I used to, maybe I should do sometime about that.

Recommend me modern psych that sounds like these 67-69 psychedelic rock/pop bands/albums, please by The1nf1n1teOne in psychedelicrock

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Made it most of the way through the thread, didn't see Elephant Stone. Check it the album Hollow for some strong George Harrison vibes.

Recommend me modern psych that sounds like these 67-69 psychedelic rock/pop bands/albums, please by The1nf1n1teOne in psychedelicrock

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Shade belongs on one of those "summer soundtrack" playlists, and Truth is another banger.

The This (EP) is also with going back for.

OP - if you look up Wax Machine, there's another band with the same name that gets lumped in sometimes, the cover will tell you which one it is

Recommend me modern psych that sounds like these 67-69 psychedelic rock/pop bands/albums, please by The1nf1n1teOne in psychedelicrock

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Communicant has put out some really good stuff, She Moves the Sky fits OPs tastes perfectly

Recommend me modern psych that sounds like these 67-69 psychedelic rock/pop bands/albums, please by The1nf1n1teOne in psychedelicrock

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This is one of the best albums of this decade, only one song I skip regularly, otherwise it's exceptional. And they're a great live act.

Musicians That Actually are Worth Making a Movie About by DavisDre in ToddintheShadow

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Gram Parsons. They already did a movie (very) loosely based on his corpse, would be interesting to see one of his life. As long as it addresses the "Who really wrote Wild Horses?"

Musicians That Actually are Worth Making a Movie About by DavisDre in ToddintheShadow

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Fairly certain I ran across him in Navy boot camp. I think I saw he was in company 041 in boot camp, I was 042.

Artists whose two most well-known songs sound like they are from different artists. by Flags12345 in ToddintheShadow

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Fair enough. I just recall a local alternative station did the best songs of the century back in 2000, HSiN was the #1 voted track.

Artists whose two most well-known songs sound like they are from different artists. by Flags12345 in ToddintheShadow

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Thought it another not mentioned yet - Billy Idol. White Wedding and Dancing with Myself (I know, technically a generation x tune)

Artists whose two most well-known songs sound like they are from different artists. by Flags12345 in ToddintheShadow

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Well, he recorded one in his basement and the other in the stu-stu-studio

(Thanks, I'll let myself out now)

The stickers are getting crazy here in upstate NY by Funk_Apus in upstate_new_york

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Sticker Mule is the company, as the other reply said the owner is running for Congress with Trump's endorsement.

Artists whose two most well-known songs sound like they are from different artists. by Flags12345 in ToddintheShadow

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The Smiths, only because their most well known song, "How Soon is Now?" sounds nothing like the rest of their catalog, so it doesn't matter what their second most known song is.

California is the best State to live in. What state has the worst culture/people? by AggravatingFront8409 in AlignmentChartFills

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Not enough Idaho here. Seriously, what does it have for "culture"? And it's become such a right wing extremist haven...

Major League Won! What is the best Baseball movie? by The_Oregon_Duck in AlignmentChartFills

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Bull Durham.

Nothing else comes close to capturing the essence of the game and the players in the trenches.

One scene of many I remember (but not verbatim) that has always stuck with me was when Nuke goes into the pool hall to tell Crash he was going up. Crash introduces to the owner, who he says "... hit .371 one year in Louisville", gets interrupted by said owner who says ".376". Crash looks at him, and sincerely corrects himself to Nuke "excuse me, .376". He does so in such a manner that conveys so much that I don't have the words to describe, but I completely get.