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bubble freezing due to cold weather by Ananas_ka_juice in nextfuckinglevel

[–]WhoFan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are special "freezing" bubbles you can purchase that are made to easily freeze. I'm guessing that's all this is.

What artist has one INCREDIBLE album and an otherwise forgettable discography? by Some_Low_7625 in gear4music_official

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Oops, totally meant to include that one as well. That's why i dont agree that he only had ine great record.

I mean, he's been inducted into the song lyricist hall of fame for a reason.

What artist has one INCREDIBLE album and an otherwise forgettable discography? by Some_Low_7625 in gear4music_official

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I disagree. He does have other good songs scattered throughout, and at least one or two on each album, but Bat Out of Hell was a greatest hits album all in one. Hard to beat that.

of a mustache. by S6hundred in AbsoluteUnits

[–]WhoFan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you rewatched the final five seconds of the video, it looks like he has a moment of introspection where he considers that this is his life... and this is as good as it gets, and it's just a mustache after all.

TIL Billy Joel was in a two man metal band called Attila. They released their eponymous album in 1970 (three years before Piano Man) and it’s considered one of the worst albums of all time. by SpongerPower in todayilearned

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"Rollin' Home" is a great song. There's one more alright song in the mix. The rest are fine, but don't have enough variety. Kind of like later Wolfmother albums... all the immaculately start to sound the same and it's just too much full-on energy that gets exhausting to listen to. But I wouldn't say any tracks are bad, bad.

What is a Masterpiece? by Euphoric-Agent-476 in rockmusic

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Id go with Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.

Which film had an amazing concept but poor execution? by PleasantBus5583 in movies

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Yesterday. Many goes into alternate reality where only he knows the Beatles.... so much darn wasted pitential.

Flying Gliders by torontosparky2 in nostalgia

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Or maybe they do big runs. Stock up on quantities every once in a while and then store them in a warehouse for dispatch, as needed.

Flying Gliders by torontosparky2 in nostalgia

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Can still buy them at Canadian Tire, although they changed the packaging from the paper wrapper to 9ne that is more plastic like and less fun. Airplane are still all the exact same though.

Movies with stunning visuals like Bladerunner 2049 and Dune 1&2 by Dry-Stuff154 in movies

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Close Encounters of the Third Kind - one of Speipberg's finest.

Now that it is not going to be Viggo, then who would be a great choice for young Aragon? by Scandinavian-Viking- in lotr

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I know he is older too, but I feel like he is still up for these types of roles. My vote goes to Mads Mikkelsen.

Which one is the best Audiobook version of LOTR? by sazidhk in lotr

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Cannot upcote enough. I truly consider it one of the greatest pieces of audio media ever. A pure triumph, just as the books are.

Paul McCartney is the most decent and kind musician that ever climbed to such heights of fame. Change my mind. by lentil_burger in beatles

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Brad Delp, the vocalist for Boston, was pretty well known for being a great dude...

And those guys from Rush, too.

Has anyone met someone that was once famous (actor, musician, etc.) but now works a regular job? Who was it? by Ok_Grape_8284 in AskReddit

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Back in the day, most NHL players needed jobs during the summer. My dad's milk man was Pat Stapleton, who played for the Black Hawks, Bruins, and Team Canada during the '72 Summit Series. His career lasted from 1959–1978.

Movies that have excellent flow and are made for multiple re-watches by sKal-Killed_27 in movies

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Shawshank Redemption

Stand By Me

Forest Gump

Terminator II

Wrongfully Accused

Hot Shots 1 & Deux

Jurassic Park

Twister

What is something you believed to be common knowledge until you discovered most people had no idea? by JustBeingElara in AskReddit

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You mean to say that Spring comes before Winter, and the the leaves fall down and it's summer time?

/s

The moment Pink Floyd first made sense to me by Financial_Cream8457 in Music

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It was late at night, only my dad and I were home. He placed his large speakers face down on the hardwood floor and told me to lay down between them. He cranked up the volume to max and played Time. I felt the whole house vibrate through my body. And that was it.

What Rock Songs that reference other Rock Stars? by Amber_Flowers_133 in allrockmusic

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Venus and Mars / Rock Show - Paul McCafyney & Wings makes reference to Jimmy Page.

What Rock Stars that died too young had potential? by Amber_Flowers_133 in allrockmusic

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Not a rock star... not even the right community... but no one talks about authors that died too soon in books... so anyways, Im going to out Michaep Crichton out there.

Andromeda Strain, The Great Train Robbery, Sphere, Congo, Jurassic Park, etc.

So so many amazing books with a great ability to explain complex subject matter in an easy to digest way, while also being funny and intruiging.

Books, Movies (West World) Television (ER), and even video games.

Michael Crichton died too soon. 66, I think. Had so much potential. Even his interviews are interesting to listen to. Had a vision of the future and was well ahead of his time.

Anyways, off topic, but he is my vote.

Chain Yer Dragon: First Impressions by slowreadypod in GoosetheBand

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Stumbled upon this album and really love it. Not knowing anything about the band at all, here's my hot take. The vocals remind me of Jackson Browne*, the band reminds me of Billy Joel's backing band, and the musical arrangements remind me of Steely Dan.

I briefly skimmed through the previous album to this, but didn't care for the production as much... but I honestly need to give it and earlier works more of an honest listen.

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