But people change after high school, right?
I'm so sorry.
Hold up... this one is different. The original disc set is from 1998 and this one was from 1994. Mystery unsolved.
I wouldn't call this a "studio rock" song per se, but this is an amazing fun fact.
Meaning rock songs that cannot be (easily) replicated outside of a studio setting.
What album puts a chill in your spine? What gives you fearful butterflies in your stomach upon each listen? When was it recorded? I find a lot of early electronic music to fit that uncanny region for me, but that may be everybody.
I think that may be intentional for crunchy harmony.
I didn't make that connection, but thank you for informing me.
I didn't realize that public places for queer folk had so much alcohol involved.
Van Halen is my first choice. They have amazing riffs and intros, but their lyrics are misogynistic and trashy in general.
Set FIDE on FIRE.
I have not. I don't want to be perceived as rude.
I brought everyone together to reminisce over memories and yearbook photographs. We learned where some people went off to and that a couple died, did drugs, became strippers, et cetera. lol It really did feel like we were in high school again, except we were of drinking age. I talked to people that I actually didn't talk to in high school and felt appreciated. I did have three sips of a drink which was stronger than I had thought it would be and I currently still feel a bit woozy, but it was definitely worth it.
I may be moving on to the TOVA, which would sort out my symptoms and distinguish what is or is not ASD. People have told me for a long time that I may be on the spectrum somewhere but I didn’t have any documentation proving so. Now I am 27 and finally deciding to get assessed to possibly explain why...