poor stasis :( social media identity theft all over and all. the worst i've had is light stalking from ex-girlfriends. that said, though, who can blame these offending parties, honestly? :p

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Originally Posted by Rocket2Russia

poor stasis :( social media identity theft all over and all. the worst i've had is light stalking from ex-girlfriends. that said, though, who can blame these offending parties, honestly? :p

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Stalking an ex? That's inate to human behaviour, aquired by the whole species from years of evolution, biological adaptation to social networks.

See, if you guys were boring like me, people wouldn't notice you and you'd be fine on the internet.

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Originally Posted by clashcityrocker10

See, if you guys were boring like me, people wouldn't notice you and you'd be fine on the internet.

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Indeed, flying under the radar is the way to go.

"Being noticed can be a burden. Jesus got himself crucified because he got noticed. So I disappear a lot." - Bob Dylan

Preach it, Bob.

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Originally Posted by clashcityrocker10

See, if you guys were boring like me, people wouldn't notice you and you'd be fine on the internet.

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I've had people impersonate me online before... that being said, that's the practical upshot of having a not easily replicated talent - they can only impersonate me so long as nobody asks them questions :)

So, back to opinions.

I know I'll get hate for this, but I find Soundgarden really lumbering and boring most of the time. They just get into too much of a groove, and since I hate Groove Metal, it doesn't appeal as much to me. I still really like most of Superunknown, but everything else just leaves me bored.

The best thing about Soundgarden is that they aren't Stone Temple Pilots.

Lumbering is certainly a good word to describe Soundgarden, they're like this giant thing that lumbers through song after song. Not the biggest fan, though I can see why people would enjoy it. Personally, I'm less of a metal person than a lot of people on these forums.

Personally for stuff like that, I'll tend to at least find it okay so long as it's either particularly slickly produced or fully embracing the sleaze inherent in their genre.

As a result, Soundgarden tends to scratch the former itch, and STP, clearly, the latter.