The hot takes and unpopular opinions
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@mariner4life said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
Jagged Little Pill
just enormous, and even the metal guys i knew had a copy
one of those albums that everyone owned, like Moby "Play"
I owned a cope of JLP.
Never owned any Moby
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@voodoo said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@mariner4life said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
Jagged Little Pill
just enormous, and even the metal guys i knew had a copy
one of those albums that everyone owned, like Moby "Play"
I owned a cope of JLP.
Never owned any Moby
and this despite looking like a tanned Moby as well
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@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
1 Every Fern thread will eventually turn into a discussion about the relative merits of a dozen or so 90s rock bands.
2 The most influential album of the 1990s wasn’t by any of the bands you’ve all been talking about, it was Jagged Little Pill.
3 There is no number 3The lesson is involve Glen Ballard in the production of your album.
@mariner4life said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@Kruse said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
It gives me the shits whenever she's used as the "epitome of an attractive woman
was suuuuuper hot before she became the sack of bones she is now
Would still do.
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@mariner4life said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@Bovidae said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
AIC and Soundgarden were more popular amongst my rock/metal friends as neither are grunge.
Soundgarden no, they are a metal band that softened
but AIC to my mind are the quintessential grunge act
Chris Cornell sure did, his sappy later stuff was unlistenable.
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@mariner4life Watch Jolie in the very 90s film Hackers. Whoa, whoa, whoa!
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@Tim said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@mariner4life Watch Jolie in the very 90s film Hackers. Whoa, whoa, whoa!
that movie is great
and her rack was fucking sensational in that aye?
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@mariner4life said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@voodoo said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@mariner4life said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
Jagged Little Pill
just enormous, and even the metal guys i knew had a copy
one of those albums that everyone owned, like Moby "Play"
I owned a cope of JLP.
Never owned any Moby
and this despite looking like a tanned Moby as well
He is a handsome bastard, I'll give him that
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@mariner4life Sick 90s techno soundtrack, with David Gilmour providing guitars for Guy Pratt's (Pink Floyd and Robert Plant touring bands) soundtrack tunes.
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@Tim said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@mariner4life Sick 90s techno soundtrack, with David Gilmour providing guitars for Guy Pratt's (Pink Floyd and Robert Plant touring bands) soundtrack tunes.
Kruder & Dorfmeister
Leftfield
Underworld
Carl Cox
Prodigy
the best Stereo MCs song
Orbitalthat ticks a lot of boxes
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@Kruse said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@Tordah said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@Bones said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
Ana de Amas does nothing for me.
I had to look her up - I think she is extremely pretty but lacks sexiness
@Bones @Tordah
You're weird.
(I assume there's a gif/meme/whatever for that, but... fuck that shit)Watch Knock Knock - and then tell me she "lacks sexiness".
For fuck's sake.Now - Angelina Jolie - does absolutely nothing for me. It gives me the shits whenever she's used as the "epitome of an attractive woman".
Yeah, looked her up with "knock knock" added, that's a lot better.
Knew her from Knives Out, where she obviously wasn't supposed to be hot (but rather pretty).Still think there is a weird line where too much beauty can reduce a woman's eroticism.
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@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
1 Every Fern thread will eventually turn into a discussion about the relative merits of a dozen or so 90s rock bands.
2 The most influential album of the 1990s wasn’t by any of the bands you’ve all been talking about, it was Jagged Little Pill.
3 There is no number 3You oughta know is a cracking tune.
Ironic is a massive mindfuck for me. Nothing she says is ironic, it's all just shithouse luck. So I wonder if the irony is in the song title being called ironic.
Rest is a bit meh for me, but I acknowledge it has it's place in history. My GF at the time absolutely worshipped the album so it does bring back a few memories.
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@chimoaus said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
I prefer grass on the wicket instead of this dirt dry tracks we see these days.
landing strip
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@MajorRage said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
1 Every Fern thread will eventually turn into a discussion about the relative merits of a dozen or so 90s rock bands.
2 The most influential album of the 1990s wasn’t by any of the bands you’ve all been talking about, it was Jagged Little Pill.
3 There is no number 3You oughta know is a cracking tune.
Ironic is a massive mindfuck for me. Nothing she says is ironic, it's all just shithouse luck. So I wonder if the irony is in the song title being called ironic.
Rest is a bit meh for me, but I acknowledge it has it's place in history. My GF at the time absolutely worshipped the album so it does bring back a few memories.
Flea and Dave Navarro did a good job on that one.
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@MN5 said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@MajorRage said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
1 Every Fern thread will eventually turn into a discussion about the relative merits of a dozen or so 90s rock bands.
2 The most influential album of the 1990s wasn’t by any of the bands you’ve all been talking about, it was Jagged Little Pill.
3 There is no number 3You oughta know is a cracking tune.
Ironic is a massive mindfuck for me. Nothing she says is ironic, it's all just shithouse luck. So I wonder if the irony is in the song title being called ironic.
Rest is a bit meh for me, but I acknowledge it has it's place in history. My GF at the time absolutely worshipped the album so it does bring back a few memories.
Flea and Dave Navarro did a good job on that one.
Alanis still the star on it.
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@MN5 said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
Heath Ledger is a massively overrated actor.
Classic case of someone dying young and being lauded far beyond his actual talent and achievements.
Hate to say it, but there's a bit of this with Kobe Bryant. He's top 12ish for me, people elevated him up to MJ/LeBron posthumously.
