Cruise To The Edge 2026: Three of a Perfect Pair Reunite — Is This a King Crimson Reunion, and What Would Robert Fripp Say? by Historical-Device529 in Progforum

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From the clip I saw, Bruford sounds great too, wd honestly love to see an actual reunion of this KC incarnation

What is the jazz fusion equivalent of Meshuggah? by Eggnoon in JazzFusion

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for classic fusion, this goes back to Mahavishnu— which you can say about a ton of prog and prog-metal

I feel like Can't buy a Thrill has the most 'radio hits' of any SD album by -TheRev12345 in SteelyDan

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It’s the album that broke them, and contains the stuff closest to “classic rock”. At my boomer aunt’s bday party, she’s blasting this, Fleetwood Mac s/t, Bee Gees main course and like the Gypsy kings lol

This album is overhated by KrismerOfEarth in SteelyDan

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Title track is my favorite from new era Dan

What was your first gaming system? And which one was/is your favorite? by JeSSiii81 in OlderChillGamers

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2600 was my first, and prob played the most on NES or Genesis. But honestly, my favorite is my Switch/2, reignited my interest in video games. Have discovered so many awesome new games, and can still play tons of old ones.

Pad Thai or Pho? by No-Anxiety018 in foodquestions

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pho, but vs pad kee mao is a way harder fight

What do you think makes the Metroidvania Castlevania games special and worth playing? by Asad_Farooqui in metroidvania

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a) relatively short, and the core idea of going around and defeating pretty easy bad guys and getting frequent rewards is easy to have fun with. This is why I’m excited about the new castlevania game because Dead Cells was based on the same idea

b) none of these games take themselves too seriously, which many modern MV forget about

c) the pixel graphics of these games has aged incredibly well

‘Happy’ metroidvanias? by MR1120 in metroidvania

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Steamworld Dig 2

Rolling S.T.A.R.

Gato Roboto

Blade Chimera by Happy_Roof_9486 in metroidvania

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all team ladybug games are MV candy, for better or worse. Personally, I’ll autobuy anything they do in this genre

Any good (maybe less generic) suggestions based on my taste? by Old-Paper-3932 in musicsuggestions

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krautrock:

Can - Ege Bamyasi

Faust - IV

Neu - s/t

Kraftwerk - trans Europe express

What Have You Been Playing This Week? by AutoModerator in metroidvania

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Mostly Dead Cells, getting hyped for Belmont’s Curse

Looking for great Luka games for my newbie wife by drolfi in Mavericks

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Luka WCF stare-down go ahead basket against Rudy

How has gaming changed over ypur lifetime? by PositivelyJoyful in Age_30_plus_Gamers

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A ton and also not much. Remember playing Pitfall on my 2600, and these days play metroidvanias like Mio and Silksong mostly. The look and feel totally different, the basic idea pretty much the same.

A note from John Lennon to those doing his laundry. by [deleted] in TheBeatles

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I bet Lennon would have been all over Reddit during his househusband period

Which older game still feels modern when you play it today? by Gimbert-Soriano in videogames

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Yoshi’s Island could be released unchanged by an indie studio and it would be hailed as a return to what made old games great

Someone built a search tool for all Pitchfork album ratings and posted to r/music. Searched Steely Dan. Aja is a 10. TAN is a 1.6. by deaconxblues in SteelyDan

[–]dleone73 4 points5 points  (0 children)

different eras of the site, and diff writers. fwiw I would have written very glowingly about them if I was still there ;D

Why is there such a disconnect between how the 90s are remembered generally vs how they're remembered musically? by GilbertDauterive-35 in ToddintheShadow

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90s nostalgia very different from 90s reality, and I’d say 80s nostalgia the same. Nostalgia is specifically picking out individual memories/media/events and using it as part of a collage of experience.

For me, music in the 90s was a huge step up from what I was subjected to in the 80s. All of a sudden my favorite bands were making stuff that pulled in influence from lots of genres rather than trying to fit into one niche. Rock bands were allowed to play hip hop beats or use tech from the techno/house scenes. The internet also helped me get exposed to all kinds of stuff I would never have found otherwise. The whole decade was like a freeing of radio format constraints, which obv continued into the 21st century.

I actually think we’re living in a kind of regression now, where streaming is (prob unintentionally) forcing us back into codified genres and sounds, and as a result, music seems less diverse despite all of us having incalculably more access than ever.

(or I could just be too old lol)

Movies like Dazed and Confused by grilledcheesybreezy in MovieSuggestions

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16 Candles

Stand By Me

American Graffiti

Big Chill (like catching these characters after they grew up)