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I think those guys were already like that before the weed. Most potheads I met were more like Tommy Chong. Laid back and chill af. “Hey man. Wanna like… chill bro….” It just causes people to veg out.

I’m just saying, it’s not only the military using it in the US. It’s just famously associated with the military.

I tried it and wasn’t fond of it. I don’t care if people do smoke it. I will say I can’t stand stoners. Those guys who smoke weed all day and it becomes their personality. Though anyone where their one hobby is their personality is annoying in general.

That is how some subgenres got made. Some bands were criticized for not being “true punk” and are now legends and you’re a “poser” for not liking them now.

The problem is that there’s no definitive answer. It probably should be digital, but based on some common industry practices, or which release of an album, it varies. So there isn’t a clear cut one format vs the other. Different vinyl pressings have varying audio quality. Some remasters sound...

They were too British for America at the time, and too quirky.

Bass isn't as simple as people think it is, as it's entirely based on what band you're listening to. Bassists that are only mimicking what the guitar is doing, but just playing the root note is pretty easy, as you're not having to learn chords. Though the ones that aren't copying the guitar, or...

Punk fans are probably the second biggest elitists in rock. Second only to metal fans. Both of them are like "we're nonconfirmist, but you're a poser if you don't conform to us. Punk isn't entirely anti-complex music. There's definitely subgenres came from punk that delves into complex...

Many bands may have a song, or album, where fans are divided on whether or not they like it. Some bands expand that to multiple albums, to where it includes large chunks, or even worse, most of their discography. Some examples are: Metallica, Weezer, Linkin Park, Smashing Pumpkins. On a less...

I love Radiohead and Blur

The military isn’t the only one, they’re just the most famously associated with it. A lot of first responders, transportation, or anything that functions 24/7 usually use 24 hour time in America.

This came out before self titled, and their no talking phase was after self titled. Boxcar was the beginning of the rift, because Mark thought he was being left out as Travis was on the drums. Tom didn’t put much thought into hiring Travis for drums. He couldn’t find a drummer, and don’t want...

Self titled is my favorite. I think it has the best songs on it.

Watch the World and Elevator

Some people prefer the sound on certain formats. Some people like the warbling of tapes, the crackling of vinyl, or the CD being in lossless. Some also just want a physical collection.

I have 155 albums on vinyl. I'll have to see if my Discogs is updated.

I love punk music. The only hostility I see towards it is either from uptight parents, or music snobs that think music quality is equal to the complexity of the song.

The triangle

This isn't a recent phenomenon, it's been said for ages. Basically any time the genre/style they like isn't popular anymore and is overtaken by one they don't like, it's ruined now. When rap (or any genre in general) has been ruined has shifted the next generation of people that grew up with...

Sup, I'm Grungie. I like pop-punk and Blink 182.