MadellisTheSixth
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okay weird it worked this time. this is a fugin good set of jams
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stupid first world problems you're dealing with
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i have recently come to the realisation that capitalism is not going to be yeeted within my lifetime but now I can enjoy things without experiencing cognitive dissonance again -
someone please explain how to embed:(
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stupid first world achievements and successes
MadellisTheSixth replied to eugene's topic in General Banter
shii. hella keen to read this, I've been diving into Acid Dreams a lot recently. -
stupid first world problems you're dealing with
MadellisTheSixth replied to a topic in General Banter
I cbf with any of my slowly growing pile of hw for my electives -
oaky joyrex I love u this dynamic listing thing is peng
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spiderveres is the only marvel film I've enjoyed (I was gunna say recently but looking at the list on wikipedia list) literally ever. edit: and thats mostly because of the visuals + soundtrack. story was mediocre af imo. also the animator did that episode from Love Death + Robots which is cool.
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more wheat bix n yogurt to up the probiotics. might even fk around and have some toast
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a fuggin decaf English brekky to chase four wheat bix, berries n yogurt
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2666 is worth the time imo. pretty harrowing to get through around the middle but it's a fkn beautiful novel in the end. ah wicked, I thought the art in MD was pretty amazing at times and Ed Harrison's work on the soundtrack is absolutely stunning. felt like the story was pretty weak in the end but i did still have fun. HR was pretty fantastic so def recommend it if you enjoy MD. really loved the annihilation book! I was also a bit sceptical going into it for some reason, but it was a really rewarding read after watching the film. I honestly had never read anything like it before, even just the descriptions of the world around the character's was really interesting haha. The second book is meant to be a bit of a drag to get through, but I'm enjoying it so far.
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wow.. this is really beautiful. reminds me a bit of Jóhann Jóhannsson's sounds in some ways. what do you use for all that spectral fuckery? sounds lovely. Very flattering, thanks! It's pretty much just a Tele, and Old Blood Noise Dark Star and MurF overdubbed straight into the computer. Some minimal editing to create the intro and the "B" section. Glad you like it! interesting! would have never guessed it was a tele before haha. that dark star pedal looks fun.
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wow.. this is really beautiful. reminds me a bit of Jóhann Jóhannsson's sounds in some ways. what do you use for all that spectral fuckery? sounds lovely.
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can confirm this is not controversial, the gaming community has always been mostly yuck n fucked. also wdym boomer, I know shitbirds my age who act like this.
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currently on the second book of the Southern Reach Trilogy, and I finished The Invention of Morel last week which was pretty interesting. Also trying to hype myself up to read more Bolaño but after 2666 I'm a bit burnt out. og deus ex? was really disappointed with Mankind Divided.
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I also think drukqs was only quite good
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what the fuck. I was no joke just about to post about gimme! gimme! gimme! just spent like four days trying to remember where that melody was from and finally found it tonight. I think I was thinking of Hung Up by Madonna which samples it.
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agreed also i want that house
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Just finished Bird Box. Sandra Bullocks makeup was really distracting and the script was pretty eh. Felt a bit like A Quiet Place if it hadn't been influenced by Super 8. Both these films had really cool premises:( also found this video pretty interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OTO7Rqln9Q I hope the people behind Annihilation make a sequel. Trying to get through the second book in the trilogy atm.
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Nah, how? seemed like a fairly realistic depiction of where Britain, Israel, the USA, and Australia's refugee policies has/is leading towards. The nationalist propaganda, squalid refugee camps, and hints at state orchestrated terrorist attacks. Oh yeah, ok. I read it as “it aged horribly” and I thought, “I like that movie though” horribly as in fuck its actually not unthinkable that this could be real. I think it would be interesting to watch again now, I'd imagine it wouldn't appear as shocking as back in 2006.
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just finished A Quiet Place. fairly interesting concept, wouldn't watch again though.
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Nah, how? seemed like a fairly realistic depiction of where Britain, Israel, the USA, and Australia's refugee policies has/is leading towards. The nationalist propaganda, squalid refugee camps, and hints at state orchestrated terrorist attacks.
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watched Children of Men for the first time. its aged horribly well ay
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damn i want a fiio m7. so expensive tho when i already have a smartphone:(
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yeah prolly chapo trap house
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https://theintercept.com/2019/03/10/nyts-expose-on-the-lies-about-burning-humanitarian-trucks-in-venezuela-shows-how-us-govt-and-media-spread-fake-news/
