Elisa

I agree with the things he said but I guess I was being a little tetchy about the tone, because if you wanna give constructive criticism, then you have to do it in a constructive tone.

I'm not sure what else you can expect from Mark, if you make posts like these on a fan account. I'm all for letting them know they're screwing up, and Mark is a pussy for holding a grudge, but at the same time you have a successful fan account they are aware of, so I'd take these snarky remarks somewhere else, or at least in the comments of your post for discussion's sake because when you decide to say something on a public platform, then you have to be aware that it may reach them.

I had seen the name Sam Fender being mentioned a few times before, but I never got to listen to his music. Last night I gave him a listen. Can see why he's won critics choice at the brits. Good stuff 👌 thanks for recommending!!

I've never noticed that Rites of Spring has a little Cure vibe. They should have added that guitar part in A New Hope that starts after the bass solo in the bridge, so underrated.

R.I.P. loving Mark https://www.kerrang.com/features/a-loving-tribute-to-mark-hoppus-the-most-decent-man-in-rock/

How have I never seen or heard of it before? It's amazing, and certainly something to think about.

You're right. Blink has always been an in-your-face/all-or-nothing type of band. They've shown that they were capable of stretching their range without losing their identity while Green Day's music, even when it's good, it's still a bit stale and hasn't aged gracefully. I know I'd rather have blink's timeless discography but seeing Billie Joe, Mike and Tre all together for Tre's birthday and being great friends for over 30 years really makes you wonder about blink.. or not.

Hesher. Probably the most disturbingly heartwarming tale of unlikely friendship you'll see. And very underrated performance by Joseph Gordon-Levitt. B+

Their drop from On The Impossible Past into Nice Things is something. Never fallen so quickly in love with a record as I did when I heard that.

Speaking of Green ethan, and I know their music sucks now, but I saw this picture on instagram a few days ago and it kinda made me sad because blink were never friends like that. You can't have everything I guess.

'Escape At Dannemora' is a late year under the radar gem. It's about a big 2015 prison escape in New York. Patricia Arquette, Paul Dano, and Benicio del Toro star in it and they're all great in their roles. Highly recommended. And if you like Making a Murderer, I also heard great things of this Netflix documentary called 'The Innocent Man' that came out over the weekend. Haven't watched it yet though.

I loved True North and sounds like they're pretty happy with the way the new album turned out (The Kids Are Alt-Right won't be in it) so I have high hopes too.

Announce of the announcement, Tom Delonge style https://dyingscene.com/news/bad-religion-announces-release-date-announcement-for-new-album/

Maybe they teach what Regi, the actual pilot here, said on the other half of the course Oliver didn't attend

Growing up in her country, I've always heard how she brings out the worst in all the men she dates. Really.