I want human written race reports. Every. Single. Time.

I’m on a Malört retox. What can I say?

Yet another reason why Merriam Webster is my favorite dictionary.

I got you.

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Tired of tomorrow was the first album I got by them. Finding this one used was a great score. Pre ordered the new album. I love the single off of it.

Sure. They don’t have to be exclusive. I’m saying that if you don’t like the eagles or the Beatles for cultural reasons that’s totally valid in my eyes. If the ubiquity of the Beatles left a bad taste in your mouth don’t listen to them. It’s okay not to like them for that reason.

I am so here for this spite move. We might disagree on some things, but this is a baller response.

I think I’m the opposite. The peripheral are part of the art. Art doesn’t exist in a vacuum.I love punk. Being a part of that scene was integral to me getting through some hard times. That culture and community is intrinsically tied to the music for me. I want the peripheral to be part of the music.

For me this is discounting the cultural context in which art is experienced.

I think a lot of times I don’t like them because they are old is a poorly articulated way of saying I don’t like the condescending pricks I associate with them.

My school put on a play. I went and watched it. Fantastic. But the analysis I would do of seeing it versus reading it are very different for me. I wouldn’t say since I’ve seen the play that I have read it or vice versa.

I think listening to a voice acting of it would be a third experience

My gut response is to disagree, and I’m coming of a place of trying to understand. Does reading a transcript of a podcast count as listening to a podcast? My gut reaction her is also “no”.