The 2014 "water pumper" hate seems to have entirely died off.

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Originally Posted by Matt Monson I’m a distance runner, not a sprinter. That puts my heart rate way out of the right zone straight from the start. Though we did have them play Metallica at our wedding. Here's a more long distance pace appropriate selection, but still big on badassery. PS - I've probably said before how much I love the fem-fronted hardcore bands - there are many of them that are successful in Europe (play huge stadium festivals, sell lots of albums, etc.) but are not even known in the US, for whatever reason. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kJdWJXxF3Y

[sugarwood]

Originally Posted by Vaive

Heh. I owned a 996 for a couple of years before I started reading boards like this. It was only then that I realized how much I was supposed to hate the interior. I hand't even paid attention to it, since, you know, it's a sports car and all.

Not sure if I'm supposed to hate a 997.2 interior or not. I know the Porsche cool kids say it's the bombiest of bomb water cooled. But the interior is still Taurus-like, I believe.

And then the same cool kidz will turn around and complain the 991, has too many creature comforts and isn't pure enough.

You are a real driver out there not stroking the dash and counting cup holders.

LOL, yes !!
Interior too bare bones? Whining about cheap interior and no cup holders.
Interior too nice? Whining about too many features and loss of the purist driver's car.

What a great example of car guys being petulant hypocrites who don't even know what they want.

Car guys are fools.
That is the answer to all car guy paradoxes.

[Matt Monson]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

Here's a more long distance pace appropriate selection, but still big on badassery. PS - I've probably said before how much I love the fem-fronted hardcore bands - there are many of them that are successful in Europe (play huge stadium festivals, sell lots of albums, etc.) but are not even known in the US, for whatever reason.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kJdWJXxF3Y

Metal in America is dead. That’s the answer why.

[pmax]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

Here's a more long distance pace appropriate selection, but still big on badassery. PS - I've probably said before how much I love the fem-fronted hardcore bands - there are many of them that are successful in Europe (play huge stadium festivals, sell lots of albums, etc.) but are not even known in the US, for whatever reason.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kJdWJXxF3Y

I knew you're a Lady Gaga fan, Jack !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrsxahvLuU8

[Rawknees'Turbo]

She is pop, and super weird, but dayyyuuummmnn, she can sing.

And speaking of Lady Gaga!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7cvquM3zNc

Originally Posted by Matt Monson

Metal in America is dead. That’s the answer why.

No doubt about that. The peeps here seem to only want rap, country, and pop . . .

[sugarwood]

Rawk,
Odd music taste for an old guy ! I love it.
I'd peg you for the Pretender/Heart/Blondie/Fleetwood Mac demographic

[sugarwood]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

No doubt about that. The peeps here seem to only want rap, country, and pop . . .

Metallica and Kiss are 2 of the biggest grossing tours of 2019, across all genres.

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Originally Posted by sugarwood

Rawk,
Odd music taste for an old guy ! I love it.
I'd peg you for the Pretender/Heart/Blondie/Fleetwood Mac demographic

Ha ha - nope!

I was in junior high and high school in the 1980's, and then in my early 20s in the early 90s and really liked the metal scene at the time (total, "every weekend at the metal bars" type) - never lost the taste for it, and in fact, like much harder/heavier music now than I did when I was young.

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Originally Posted by sugarwood

Metallica and Kiss are 2 of the biggest grossing tours of 2019, across all genres.

Guess some folks will still shell out for the oldies, but don't give two shiits about modern metal. It's unreal how many super heavy, metal bands there are in European countries, Asia and Russia. I'm just thankful for YouTube and Amazon - can find bands I like on YouTube and then buy their stuff on Amazon.

[matt930s]

Aldean....

[Vaive]

I wasn't into metal, but I liked Metallica. Everyone liked Metallica.

I saw them and GNR together. An odd mix of people too, preppie types (like yours truly) mixed in with hard core metal fans, stoners, you name it. Good times.

[Alan A]

This latest set of google floattover banner ads needs to be burned with fire.

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Originally Posted by Vaive

I wasn't into metal, but I liked Metallica. Everyone liked Metallica.

I saw them and GNR together. An odd mix of people too, preppie types (like yours truly) mixed in with hard core metal fans, stoners, you name it. Good times.

That brought back a memory - I saw Metallica play at a "ballroom" (essentially a big bar) in Omaha NE in 1986, before they were widely known. I believe that Ride the Lightning was just released, or was soon to be released, and they had some small-time fame with Kill em' All, but were still considered a fringe band. Armored Saint was the opener. I waited all day in line with friends, and we ended up standing right in front of the stage. What a blast!

Originally Posted by Alan A

This latest set of google floattover banner ads needs to be burned with fire.

What are they (can't see them with the server I'm using)?

[Unobtanium-inc]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

That brought back a memory - I saw Metallica play at a "ballroom" (essentially a big bar) in Omaha NE in 1986, before they were widely known. I believe that Ride the Lightning was just released, or was soon to be released, and they had some small-time fame with Kill em' All, but were still considered a fringe band. Armored Saint was the opener. I waited all day in line with friends, and we ended up standing right in front of the stage. What a blast!




What are they (can't see them with the server I'm using)?

Sorry man, the 80s was all about Punk Rock.

---Adam

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Is that you, Adam?!

I hear that 80's Punk Rockers grew up to like Porsches that sport wheel barrow wheels and tires - dat' true?!?!

[Unobtanium-inc]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

Is that you, Adam?!

I hear that 80's Punk Rockers grew up to like Porsches that sport wheel barrow wheels and tires - dat' true?!?!

Yeah, that's me fronting The Creeps, we were awful, but it was punk rock, and the drummer always had groupies!

---Adam

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Man, that's great!

[mooty]

996 soso
996gt3/gt2: ignore the look, the dynamic is a high watermark for PAG

[Vaive]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

That brought back a memory - I saw Metallica play at a "ballroom" (essentially a big bar) in Omaha NE in 1986, before they were widely known. ?

That was me with Smashing Pumpkins. I saw them at a bar in '91 when nobody knew who they were. I kinda knew them, since I was into that scene, but they were largely unknown. Then a few week later, Gish was released and the rest was history.

[sugarwood]

Originally Posted by Alan A

This latest set of google floattover banner ads needs to be burned with fire.

Do you need to install AdBlocker?