Friday OT - No Shame

The Moana and Mulan soundtrack both slap. Also animaniacs
The animated Mulan is one of my favorite Disney movies. Don’t call her no princess, please. It’s probably verboten now cause she’s a cross dresser:rolleyes: Well I guess Yao, Ling, and Chien Po are too! :D
 
A lot of 80s music is highly rated by critics. 90s not so much once you get beyond Seattle grunge.
I guess it's related to this topic, but I like some of Nickelback's music. Their earlier albums have some rocking stuff on it. Once they went "Photograph", they lost me, but prior stuff is decent.
 
You cray cray. I have my 11 year old daughter trained to mow my yard now, she loves it. Granted it is a Toro personal pace so its pretty damn easy. But hey I dont have to do it. Now she cant handle the trimmer yet but thats ok.
Not sure about crazy but most likely OCD at least.

When considering I have 4 children 10 and under I for sure live in purgatory due to all their mess.
 
Not sure about crazy but most likely OCD at least.

When considering I have 4 children 10 and under I for sure live in purgatory due to all their mess.
I had five 10 and under. By the time they hit 8 or so, they are actually helpful with the younger ones anyway. And they start fighting over who gets to ride the lawnmower.
 
I guess it's related to this topic, but I like some of Nickelback's music. Their earlier albums have some rocking stuff on it. Once they went "Photograph", they lost me, but prior stuff is decent.
I saw a documentary on Netflix on Nickelback. They were super-popular, riding the wave and then it became cool to hate them. People would yell at them on the street "You suck!" or tell their grade school children their dad's band was horrible. They finally decided they liked playing the music and people showed up to listen to the music, so who cares what the critics say. I don't have a big opinion either way. They're not my thing, but they sound better than most Top 40.
 
My no shame list might include watching dirt-track stock cars, old timey country music and bluegrass. I like other music also, but those seem to be less widely appreciated. I also kind of enjoy going to McDonald's now and then.
 
I saw a documentary on Netflix on Nickelback. They were super-popular, riding the wave and then it became cool to hate them. People would yell at them on the street "You suck!" or tell their grade school children their dad's band was horrible. They finally decided they liked playing the music and people showed up to listen to the music, so who cares what the critics say. I don't have a big opinion either way. They're not my thing, but they sound better than most Top 40.
Yeah for whatever reason people just decided it was fun/cool to hate on them. To me they're not really much different than ACDC, Rolling Stones, etc. It's just stadium rock, its meant to be loud and fun and harmless. Trying to hate on them is like trying to hate on frozen pizza - who really cares?
 
Yeah for whatever reason people just decided it was fun/cool to hate on them. To me they're not really much different than ACDC, Rolling Stones, etc. It's just stadium rock, its meant to be loud and fun and harmless. Trying to hate on them is like trying to hate on frozen pizza - who really cares?
Hating on nickel back is like being mad you had to wear a rubber to get busy. While it may not be your favorite, it’s way better than other options.
 
To me they're not really much different than ACDC, Rolling Stones,
ACDC was so far out there that they were almost a parody of themselves, which I found interesting. The Rolling Stones were true artists, especially in the first 20 years. They have a lot of songs in top songs lists like Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest songs.
 
ACDC was so far out there that they were almost a parody of themselves, which I found interesting. The Rolling Stones were true artists, especially in the first 20 years. They have a lot of songs in top songs lists like Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest songs.
Gun to my head, I rarely listen to any ACDC music outside of Black in Black album. Thunderstruck is an awesome stadium anthem but listening to it in my car? Meh.
 
I once quit a round at Honey Creek in Boone because I had found so many balls on the back 9.
You're welcome.
I guess it's related to this topic, but I like some of Nickelback's music. Their earlier albums have some rocking stuff on it. Once they went "Photograph", they lost me, but prior stuff is decent.
Pop-sounding Nickelback: Not great and will hit skip button ("Photograph", "Far Away", "Never Gonna Be Alone", "If Today was Your Last Day", etc.)
Rock Nickelback? Will turn up ("Never Again", "Burn It to the Ground", "How You Remind Me", "Something in Your Mouth", San Quentin", etc.)
 

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