"I never wanted this, no one ever wanted this
But they gave it to you so you might as well be proud of it"

ya was struggling with that quote

from the song We are the Few

it's a great song

the visualizers look great

Does rainmeter use a substantial amount of RAM, or does it just kinda run in the background? Wanted to try it out but don't want to screw with my FPS while gaming

it's never given me issue while gaming

but all I run are some visualizers and some buttons and a music player that only appears when youtube or spotify is running

compared to everything else?

small change

Especially compared to Chrome lol

the trick is, you have to find all the addons yourself

and I custom built the doom and expressvpn icons

it's easy once you've done a few of them but the first time it's a bit of a pain if you're not already into such things

plus endless fiddling to get the vizualisers the right size

worth it tho

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3TaGhdqEiA

here's the song the quote is from

it's a great song from these guys

this whole album (everything goes numb) is a banger

mynamejeff

hue

Reminds me of 90's alt rock.

well Kalnoky's first big band was Catch-22

if you know them

their first album was all him

he split off and came back with SM in 03

Not sure I've heard of Catch-22 band before today.

🤔

ska

nuff said

It's less alt rock and more ska

and he slowly adds world/latin/jazz flavours

their newest album barely sounds like this aside from the intensity and the incredible amounts of **doot**

and yet it's all equally awesome

At least they were able to change but keep their popularity with their older fans.

here's a banger from their second album https://youtu.be/SOqenYis1iQ

actually, it's the album opener after 3 years of wait since the last one

common themes from Tomas Kalnoky (singer and lead songwriter) vary from God, death, change, life, finding some meaning

Lots of anger but he's got one really happy one in the third major album about someone growing up, realizing they have to leave home to find themselves, and raising their kids in a way where they won't feel restricted like the narrator was