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Jokic is one of those players that will dominate no matter what the opposition does.

RIP Dean first and foremost. Though I may not have interacted with him personally seeing how many people he touched and influenced is truly inspiring. He's basically the king of the smart wrestling fans and a tastemaker for so many. After hearing so many stories about the old days of tape trading it makes me yearn for the the enthusiasm that he had for this business.

Watching these Temple of the Dog performances on youtube really makes me solidify Chris Cornell as a top 5 rock vocalist of all time

http://loudwire.com/temple-of-the-dog-2016-u-s-reunion-tour/ OMFG, TEMPLE OF THE DOG JUST ANNOUNCED A TOUR!!!!!!!!!

TEMPLE OF THE DOG IS REUNITING!!!!!!!! HOLY SHIT

So looking forward to this coming to Philly

I actually intern at 93.3 WMMR and you'd be amazed with the process, you'd think everyone in the station has input but it's really only 2 or 3 people. I watched and observed a music meeting and it was eye opening, because of how few people choose what's on a particular station. They do music surveys and look at statistics and charts but some other opinions would work too. So that was really eye opening

I agree with this article a lot and I confess I'm mostly a rockist by definition but I like my fair share of country, hip hop, pop, and alternative. I feel as these critiques have really divided music fans as people of even the era before mine were more open for musical diversity. I'm all for musical diversity and the thing is we can't get that with Radio anymore because of this shift

I was thinking, rock isn't dead, at least yet. I think what is killing both the rock and metal scenes is that the fans of each of rock's sub genres are so one dimensional with what rock is and I believe that's what's killing the rock music as a viable pop threat. Tonight we saw two Completely different rock acts kill it tonight proving the genre is still alive. Alabama Shakes is a roots rock act with a gritty blues style and the Hollywood Vampires is that classic sounding hard rock sound but modernized. Both did great and they were back to back. I think we as music fans get caught up in the genre Battle itself and not support other different rock acts because that's not how that particular person sees rock. To me both acts are rock but they have different interpretations of what rock is and us as rock music fans should embrace that instead of tear it down

I'm a fan of the hard rock and heavy metal scene right now and every band is good. I really would love to see Ghost because that album was killer

The Rock on the Range lineup is really insane. https://www.musicfestivaljunkies.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Rock-on-the-Range-2016-Poster1-e1448993638398.jpg

Is that thread ready?

My show Get in the Ring is also on this site. Check it out and give me some feedback.