Chit-Chat: The Daily Chit Chat

[Her]

I performed with the Rolling Stones two years ago in front of 13000 people, so theres that

you as in your username or you as in you

also you posting certainly is a flashback

 

[Lady Gaga]

you as in your username or you as in you

also you posting certainly is a flashback

I did, was in a choir and we were chosen to sing the finale song "you cant always get what you want"
greatest day of my life

and yea, I know, pop by here every half a year or so, just to check up. saw your username, got nostalgic not going to lie. surprised you recognized me to be honest. hows pc doing

 

[Ice1]

I really don't like metal. There a couple exceptions, but in general I don't like it. Which is hard to deal with for my friends because they think posthardcore is metal, so they don't know what kind of music I like.

 

[Her]

I did, was in a choir and we were chosen to sing the finale song "you cant always get what you want"
greatest day of my life

and yea, I know, pop by here every half a year or so, just to check up. saw your username, got nostalgic not going to lie. surprised you recognized me to be honest. hows pc doing

was keith richards as dead looking and leathery as one would imagine

and i am immortal so i remember all!
i remember that samme! guy as well i associate him with you quite heavily

in the three months since i started posting again things haven't really changed that much
just who is posting tbh

 

[Starry Windy]

I guess some of the teens are into rock or metal these days, even though sometimes I prefer other stuffs like classic or some upbeat genre. And several of the popular songs in my country, are the songs that have love lyrics in it and probably of Dangdut genre.

 

[Foxrally]

I used to go to a Plug.dj channel (for those who don't know, Plug.dj is sort of a public jukebox website) which played really nice music, but every 10-15 minutes this one guy who was just REALLY into screamer music (the one with the dudes yelling) would put the same song on. That's where I got my dislike for this kind of music.

 

[Ice1]

For me it really depends on what kind of screaming. I'm not into the whole metal grunting thing, and the screamo way of screaming isn't something I like either. But the powerfull higher screaming in a lot of post-hardcore I love. The band letlive. has some great screams. I like them to be a bit high, so there is a contrast to the low guitars and power chords. And if the screams are low, I want to hear some higher guitars. It really spices things up.

 

[Sonata]

Most of the music I listen to I listen to for what the instruments are doing. That's what got me into metal. I couldn't understand a thing they were saying when I started but the way they sounded was just glorious. That glorious double pedal, insane rip your face off guitar solos, going to concerts and being right next to the speaker and feeling the bass vibrate throughout your whole body. This is why metal is my number one.

 

[Sonata]

Years of listening to music way too loud has already put me on the path to being deaf at 40.

 

[Ice1]

I like being close to the stage so you can catch there plectrums and sweat, and that is where the mosh pits start. Or close to the sound guy so you have a good quality in sound. Next to the speakers seem to be the worst place to be. Those things make the beer jump out of your cups, and make you deaf.

 

[Sonata]

I've never enjoyed being right in front of the musicians. All the fatties that are trying to crowd surf usually get dropped on you there. And I don't like having sweaty dude all over me. Mosh pits are good though, they're more in the middle than anywhere else though.

 

[Ice1]

Wear earplugs if you go regularly. Otherwise you'll sustain permanent damage. I mean, everyone on and back stage does it too, so why shouldn't you?

 

[Sonata]

Earplugs are for bitches. You don't get the full effect if you plug your ears. Let me just pay 50~200 dollars to buy a ticket for this badass concert so I can plug my ears and complain for 2 hours that it's too loud and then leave halfway through because my head hurts.

 

[Foxrally]

My brother watches most movies with his hands over his ears. Movie theater speakers can be REAAALLLYY loud during action scenes in movies (I'm looking at you Hoobit the Battle of Five Armies)

 

[Ice1]

Earplugs are for *****es. You don't get the full effect if you plug your ears. Let me just pay 50~200 dollars to buy a ticket for this badass concert so I can plug my ears and complain for 2 hours that it's too loud and then leave halfway through because my head hurts.

If you wear earplugs and complain that it's too loud, than you aren't wearing good earplugs.

 

[El Héroe Oscuro]

Or, you know, you might just have extremely sensitive hearing.

 

[Alexander Nicholi]

I have hypersensitive hearing and my father's lawnmowing earplugs did me fine at a punk rock concert a few years ago

 

[Nakala Pri]

My ears are so sensitive someone from China coughed and I got admitted to a hospital.

XD

I went to the movies ONCE in my lifetime and it was to watch Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and I lost 30% of my hearing thanks to those MASSIVE speakers. If I wore headphones, I would be a dead doodoo. *gets all wistful*

 

[Mark Kamill]

I'm deaf, too many loud sounds in my daily life.

 

[Foxrally]

Been going through my "favorited videos" playlist on youtube and I fell on this XD