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Thursday, October 23, 2025

Be Like Water

Be like water and freeze so your enemies will slip and fall and crack their fuckin' skulls.
- October 23, 2025
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  • Another Anthem to my Divorce
  • Badass Grinding Rock Music
  • Caution: Triggers Abundant Homeostasis
  • Excellent
  • Excellent precision class rock.
  • Fast forward to 4:20. Sorry
  • Fucking Great!
  • Fucking thing really takes off toward the end. Stay tuned.
  • GIve it a minute to warm up. Brace yourself.
  • Give this one a chance. It begins with bubblegum but evolves as it goes.
  • Great
  • Great Instrumental Within
  • Great Instrumental. Like Frank Black
  • Great!
  • I could listen to this for the rest of someone's life; within 21 years of some life in being.
  • John Bonham wears out the skins.
  • Just Listen
  • long playing music therapy.
  • One of those albums that is damn near perfect.
  • Reminds me of an old Negro spiritual. Redemptive. Salvation. Praise God Almighty.
  • Soft music. Like new petals.
  • Soulful. Completely authentic.
  • Steve.
  • Strangely wonderful. Ethereal. Like dreams.
  • The Anthem for my Divorce
  • The best 12 minutes 48 seconds on the block.
  • The Electric Guitar is Great
  • The most beautiful shift series in music.
  • This is special.
  • This One is Special
  • This one is special.
  • Very good for the head.
  • Wait for it to take off.
  • Wait for the little gift at the end of the song.
  • What can I say? What adjective should I pluck from the room? Great? Amazing? Nope. Much better than those.
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  • Wonderful. Like Kate Bush.

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