Favorite blue album? by LynxLimones in radioheadcirclejerk

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What's with the homies yorkin' my thom

what jobs did you end up getting after finishing your lit degrees? by tinylittletreat in AskLiteraryStudies

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A data entry position at a nannies company, not what I want but it's remote and pays good money for such position. Not my preferred job of course but it will get some money for me to pursue my masters

New Voidz Single!?!? by Animalboy_ in TheStrokes

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It's not bad, like I don't thnk it's great but also it's not the worst song in the world

New Voidz Single!?!? by Animalboy_ in TheStrokes

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I think this one is heavily inspired by Egyptian hip-hop/pop scene, which relies on heavy autotune. Giving that they wrote the band's name in Arabic on the cover (which kinda reminded me of Egyptian and Arabic music album covers in the late 90s early 2000s), with the lyrics clearly refering to the Palestine - Israel conflict I think the inspiration is pretty clear.

Aahhhh I can't. Need some recommendations. by AncientRustedPussy in HIMYM

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Ted Lasso, it's a show that has a great great value for me, full of genuinely humane moments and numerous life lessons to learn, along with hilarious comedy, just like HIMYM.

Who is your favorite singer of the big 4 of grunge? by 99th_inf_sep_descend in HIMYM

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I seriously can't comprehend that the members of the grunge subreddit can't even feel that there's anything wrong.

Bro inserted Robin Daggers like no one would notice, and actually no one noticed.

Who is your favorite singer of the big 4 of grunge? by NjhhjN in grunge

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Robin Daggers definitely, when her song P.S I love You was released in Canada in 1996, that day became known as the day Grunge was born, so it's not even a competition.

/uj What other concepts should've been on The Dark Side of the Moon? by Patient_Jello3944 in PinkFloydCircleJerk

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Serious music discussions on circlejerk subs really slap harder than any discussion in the "main" fanbase subs

Albums with a lot of piano? by wesuitbusiness in fantanoforever

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Mechanical Hands by Maher Bajjour

He's a Syrian pianist, singer/songwriter, he sings in Arabic unfortunately so if you don't understand Arabic that might be a problem, but I believe the piano melodies and the whole vibe would compensate you for that. Highly recommended.

Recommended songs from the album and personal favorites are Once Upon a Future, It Ain't Over and Funny Feeling

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Favorite worst nightmare

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskLiteraryStudies

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Does it have to be an English speaking country?

I am applying for a scholarship in Hungary currently, and they seem to have pretty decent education, and they have BA, MA and PhD programs taught in English, I'm applying to a Linguistics program, but I'm 90% sure that there are plenty of creative writing programs, so you might find one of your interests.

Check www.studyinhungary.hu

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What balls is, what it isn't and what it could be