The Butch Vig remix of House of Pain’s “Boom Shalock Boom” was perfect for gaming. I recall playing Super Mario Bros 2 and thinking, “They can’t create music better than this.”
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Funkdoobiest’s “BowWow Wow” triggers memories of booming beats. I used to crank up this track whenever it played on MTV.
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As a young person, I recall this song vividly. It captured the realness of people huddling around street fires for warmth, and everyone in my city dressed similarly, though I abstained from using drugs.
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Netflix’s Rebel Moon will get you thinking if you want to think. For example, who needs those pesky “independent bodies” to protect freedom of speech? Russia and the UN have clearly mastered the art of safeguarding it with their magical paper, right?
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Selena, raised a Jehovah’s Witness like Michael Jackson and Prince, soothes a crowd in a manner reminiscent of how Jesus calmed a storm.
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Oh, wow, a space station since 1971? Clearly, the logical next step is to launch a space cathedral. Because, you know, that’s totally not ridiculous at all.
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Oh, sure, because surviving and adapting for millions of years is just a quaint little hobby. We’re obviously just cosmic dust basking in the glory of our utterly pointless existence.
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Impulse’s Revised of “The Eagle and The Bee” unveils intriguing storylines. First, the proletariat revolution seems to be taking a leisurely stroll – though, shh, we wouldn’t want to upset the communist dreamers. Then, in a twist reminiscent of Abraham and Isaac, the Mennonite leader opts for a sacrificial approach to drugs, deviating a tad […]
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Impulse’s Revisionism of “The Eagle and The Bee” intricately weaves a complex narrative, drawing on themes of sacrifice, identity, and the collision of contrasting worlds. From Nikolai’s life-or-death report to Henry’s exploration of her childhood home, each episode unfolds a layer of suspense, punctuated by the intersection of religion and communism. As we delve into […]
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The song “Heaven’s A Lie” from Sid And Nancy prompts reflection on misconceptions about heaven, like the cruelty of telling a grieving mother that her deceased baby is in heaven with God, despite Jesus stating in John 3:13 that no one went to heaven before him.
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