I'm not exactly a music nerd, but IIRC Limp Bizkit and early Linkin Park were the most famous, at least around here. I have to admit, I still do like In The End by Linkin Park, but it's only because I have it associated with some good memories. It's the same reason I kinda like brutalist architecture, if's objectively terrible, but I grew up among commieblocks and weird statues and seeing them again makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Limp Bizkit was absolute garbage, I hated it even back then when it was popular, and I'm a tasteless Philistine. Chocolate Starfish my chocolate starfish you fucking assholes.
Regarding commieblocks, oh no no no, it's going to be so much worse. The commieblocks I grew up in kinda sucked, but they at least had plenty of greenery all around. Our commies didn't hate the people they ruled nearly as much as the people currently in charge, both here and where you are. I keep seeing newly built apartment buildings; there's a whole complex being built like a 5 minute drive from my place that looks like a goddamn concentration camp.
Here's what our actual commieblocks look like: https://files.catbox.moe/8e6dtq - There's a problem with parking, because the communists planned for around 0.5 car per unit because they knew communism couldn't produce enough cars for everyone - but there's grass and trees everywhere around. If it's up to the globalists, though? I can't find a link for it, but historically there were multiple attempts - not just in the Eastern bloc, but in the West as well - to build "community buildings", basically a giant commieblocks that's supposed to have "all amenities one could ever need", so people wouldn't need to leave it at all. It was horrifying, and I believe it's coming back.
What do you mean, Chocolate Starfish? That was part of Limp Bizkit's debut album title: Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water. I'm completely serious, you can look it up. I also have an extremely immature sense of humor so I consider that the high point of their, uh, performance.
Regarding commie block parking, see the post you're replying to, it really was because the central planners expected about 0.5 cars per unit. I got that info from a guy who personally planned one of these "suburbs", I spoke to him in person.
I'm not exactly a music nerd, but IIRC Limp Bizkit and early Linkin Park were the most famous, at least around here. I have to admit, I still do like In The End by Linkin Park, but it's only because I have it associated with some good memories. It's the same reason I kinda like brutalist architecture, if's objectively terrible, but I grew up among commieblocks and weird statues and seeing them again makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Limp Bizkit was absolute garbage, I hated it even back then when it was popular, and I'm a tasteless Philistine. Chocolate Starfish my chocolate starfish you fucking assholes.
Regarding commieblocks, oh no no no, it's going to be so much worse. The commieblocks I grew up in kinda sucked, but they at least had plenty of greenery all around. Our commies didn't hate the people they ruled nearly as much as the people currently in charge, both here and where you are. I keep seeing newly built apartment buildings; there's a whole complex being built like a 5 minute drive from my place that looks like a goddamn concentration camp.
Here's what our actual commieblocks look like: https://files.catbox.moe/8e6dtq - There's a problem with parking, because the communists planned for around 0.5 car per unit because they knew communism couldn't produce enough cars for everyone - but there's grass and trees everywhere around. If it's up to the globalists, though? I can't find a link for it, but historically there were multiple attempts - not just in the Eastern bloc, but in the West as well - to build "community buildings", basically a giant commieblocks that's supposed to have "all amenities one could ever need", so people wouldn't need to leave it at all. It was horrifying, and I believe it's coming back.
What do you mean, Chocolate Starfish? That was part of Limp Bizkit's debut album title: Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water. I'm completely serious, you can look it up. I also have an extremely immature sense of humor so I consider that the high point of their, uh, performance.
Regarding commie block parking, see the post you're replying to, it really was because the central planners expected about 0.5 cars per unit. I got that info from a guy who personally planned one of these "suburbs", I spoke to him in person.