Bregxit said:

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double aught said:

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frenchtoast said:

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I watch all of my shows with captions on these days. Did anyone else notice the Lovecraftian language in the captions in the final two episodes? There was "eldritch thrumming" and something was described as "ichorous".

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I did notice that. And then later, I saw a guy use the word "Lovecraftian"

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We had fun with the hundred different descriptions of "synth music"

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billyjack2009 said:

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Our 11 y/o daughter decided Mike was a waste of space in season 1. (We've binged the whole series over the last few weeks)

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johnnyblaze36 said:

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That was epic!

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Chipotlemonger said:

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I for one am ready for a metal revival*.

/ducks as the metalheads throw stuff at me and yell about all the stuff coming out nowadays

*by revival, I mean more like an increase in popular presence across society as a whole, not that we need a new Big 4 or anything.

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*by revival, I mean more like an increase in popular presence across society as a whole, not that we need a new Big 4 or anything.

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TarponChaser said:

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Had to go back through this entire thread to make sure it wasn't discussed and the Mrs. and I finally got around to binging through all 4 seasons in the last few weeks, anyway...


...the whole portrayal of the "satanic cult hysteria" of the 80's was hilarious. As a child of the 80's I had completely forgotten about how there was legit hysteria and people saying D&D and Metallica (and other metal bands) were actually worshipping Satan and there were always stories where somebody knew somebody who's cousin's girlfriend or whatever in the next town over was murdered in some sort of satanic ritual. Looking back it seems totally ridiculous but back then this crap actually ended up with Dee Snyder testifying in Congress. I think it all pretty much culminated and sort of ended as a phenomenon with the whole West Memphis 3. But that's debateable.

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KidDoc said:

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Chipotlemonger said:

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I for one am ready for a metal revival*.

/ducks as the metalheads throw stuff at me and yell about all the stuff coming out nowadays

*by revival, I mean more like an increase in popular presence across society as a whole, not that we need a new Big 4 or anything.

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There is a lot of great hard rock and metal out there. It just isn't pushed by radio like it was in the 70s-90s.

Here is a spotify play list that was autogenerated based on my liked songs. These are all 2010- present.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1EQqedj0y9Uwvu?si=353ddd6a6c154de3

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Fenrir said:

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KidDoc said:

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Chipotlemonger said:

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I for one am ready for a metal revival*.

/ducks as the metalheads throw stuff at me and yell about all the stuff coming out nowadays

*by revival, I mean more like an increase in popular presence across society as a whole, not that we need a new Big 4 or anything.

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There is a lot of great hard rock and metal out there. It just isn't pushed by radio like it was in the 70s-90s.

Here is a spotify play list that was autogenerated based on my liked songs. These are all 2010- present.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1EQqedj0y9Uwvu?si=353ddd6a6c154de3

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So I thought you were saying you had a hard rock/metal playlist. Needless to say I was really confused when I click the link and find Harry Styles, Taylor Swift and Maroon 5 among the first artists I see on it...

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