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So I Wake would absolutely be a Sweet Sixteen team if we could beat teams like BC and Clemson, right ?
 
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Minus Akron, my sweet 16 is still intact after day 1
 
@Townie Billy Summers was a really fun read. Don’t want to spoil anything for you, but it was 500 pages and I finished it in 3 days. Now I want to talk to someone about it.
 
i only missed two games but alas - had iowa and uconn both in the final 8
 
On the emo/pop-punk topic, I'm currently reading Dan Ozzi's book "Sellout: The major label feeding frenzy that swept punk, emo, and hardcore 1994-2007" and it's really good. Bringing back a lot of nostalgia, but covering a lot of interesting stories on many bands I listened to or knew of growing up. Really good read for anyone that grew up on those genres during that time.
 
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leftcoastdeac said:
On the emo/pop-punk topic, I'm currently reading Dan Ozzi's book "Sellout: The major label feeding frenzy that swept punk, emo, and hardcore 1994-2007" and it's really good. Bringing back a lot of nostalgia, but covering a lot of interesting stories on many bands I listened to or knew of growing up. Really well good read for anyone that grew up on those genres during that time.
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dang might have to check out. a lot in there about the Warped Tour?
 
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I haven't done an NCAA bracket in probably 8 years.
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I haven’t done a bracket in a while and haven’t even seen a March madness game yet this year, except the highlights of our first round game on YouTube. In a way it’s kind of refreshing to be unaware of it all.
 
leftcoastdeac said:
On the emo/pop-punk topic, I'm currently reading Dan Ozzi's book "Sellout: The major label feeding frenzy that swept punk, emo, and hardcore 1994-2007" and it's really good. Bringing back a lot of nostalgia, but covering a lot of interesting stories on many bands I listened to or knew of growing up. Really well good read for anyone that grew up on those genres during that time.
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May I also suggest the Bandsplain podcast on Spotify which takes a deep dive into a lot of bands from that era, like five hours long sometimes, including playing a bunch of songs.
 
 
 
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@Townie Billy Summers was a really fun read. Don’t want to spoil anything for you, but it was 500 pages and I finished it in 3 days. Now I want to talk to someone about it.
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Gonna take me a few years to get there I’m afraid. Only allowing myself one King a month, and I’m still wrapping up Under the Dome (which rules btw). I am absolutely flying through books this year though.
 
Yeah Bandsplain is good. The host is a little grating at first but grows on you.
 
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Gonna take me a few years to get there I’m afraid. Only allowing myself one King a month, and I’m still wrapping up Under the Dome (which rules btw). I am absolutely flying through books this year though.
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Yeah, I'm through 12 already(would be more if Atonement wasn't such a freaking slog). I'd steered clear of King until now, but the last 2 were King. Reading while I lay with the 3yo waiting for her to go to sleep has been a winner.
 
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dang might have to check out. a lot in there about the Warped Tour?
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So far, the only mention of Warped Tour was in the chapter about Blink-182. I don't want to spoil anything, but that's been the only mention so far and I'm about half-way through the book. Each chapter follows a specific band's story starting with Green Day.
 
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