And ruling class is set to abide as the last thing they want is a fully informed electorate.

But again: burn it all down.

Let us go with our tribes. Leave us be.

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

@Kalvin driving through the mean streets down under in his BMW

this song hits the subs

his foot hits the gas

his 60mm billet turbo spools up

throwing 25 psi into the combustion chamber

the smell of burnt E85 fuel left in his wake

NEED

FOR

SPEED

@vry_o Not knocking that, but it sounds like psytrance done by shabba ranks.

hahahahahahaa

that's pretty keen dude

It's interesting

i remember ting a ling tried to be popular when i was a little kid

remember the shaggy/reggae infatuation of the mid-late 90s

I heard his lova lova song. I called it Hubba Bubba and left it alone.

Like wtf is this shit...

But yeah. Ska pop too.

Hated that period.

I was somewhat out of my mind in the 90's though, so I discount my distain a bit.

Grunge, however, still sucks at 110% capacity

sublime was the worst

311 was even worse

but it was harmless

afroman made it all go away

when he coordinated the 9/11 attacks

from his bungalow house in miami

> nirvana

never understood why so many people liked that band so much

it was just whiny directionless music

Im glad to see you all finally addressing the rap question.

good tunes

I like some sublime songs after taking a decade break from them

shouldn't knock the appeal of a simple song

it's closer to good music than some modern metal garbage

that's all elevated in its esotericism, but musical garbage

@༺པརབྱར།བསངཇ༻ every single time i hear sublime or 311 on the radio