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09/20/2026

“The things you own end up owning you.”

The older I get, the more that line from Fight Club hits differently.

I used to think rebuilding my life meant getting back all the things I lost. More money. Better stuff. A car. A place. Some version of the life I thought I was supposed to have.

Now I’m realizing the real goal is freedom.

Freedom from addiction. Freedom from chasing approval. Freedom from needing stuff to prove I’m doing okay. Building a life around faith, purpose, meaningful work, good people, and experiences that actually matter.

I still want nice things. I’m human. 😂

I just don’t want the things I own to become the measure of the man I’m becoming.

That’s a very different kind of wealth.

Just sayin
09/20/2026

Just sayin

09/19/2026

Man… there’s just something about finding old footage like this.
official performing “Scream of the Butterfly” live in Omaha back in 1996. Grainy video, rough audio, no polished production… and somehow that makes it hit even harder.

Acid Bath had this way of sounding beautiful, filthy, haunting and heavy all at the same time. “Scream of the Butterfly” is one of those songs that still feels completely its own decades later.

This is the kind of stuff I love digging back up. Little pieces of heavy music history that deserve to keep circulating instead of disappearing into an old VHS tape somewhere.

Anybody here actually get to see Acid Bath back in the day?

09/19/2026

Man… MTV really did used to give us moments that felt bigger than television.

September 9, 1992. Guns N’ Roses performing “November Rain” at the VMAs with Elton John sitting beside Axl at the piano, and then Slash stepping in with that guitar solo.

That’s just an absolutely ridiculous amount of rock history on one stage. 😂

There are performances you watch once and forget about, and then there are moments like this that somehow still feel huge more than 30 years later.

For me, this is one of those clips that immediately takes you back to when MTV actually felt connected to music culture.

Who else remembers watching this era of MTV?

Is Ed ok?
09/19/2026

Is Ed ok?

It's a 9 for me lol
09/18/2026

It's a 9 for me lol

09/12/2026

25 years later, this still hits different.

John Rzeznik with Fred Durst and Wes Borland playing Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” while Robin Williams spoke beforehand. Just an incredible snapshot of a moment when music stopped being about genres, scenes, or egos and became about people trying to make sense of something none of us knew how to process.

There was so much grief after 9/11, but there was also this brief feeling that we were all standing together.

Some performances are bigger than the song.

Never forget. 🇺🇸

09/10/2026

Every once in a while somebody takes a song you’ve heard a hundred times and makes you hear it differently.

Alex Screamz absolutely killed this acoustic cover of Mudvayne’s “Not Falling.” No wall of guitars. No massive production. Just the melody, the emotion, and a vocal performance that really lets you hear how haunting this song is underneath all that heaviness.

That’s what makes a good cover work for me. Alex isn’t trying to imitate Chad Gray or recreate the original note for note. He keeps the soul of the song intact while making it completely his own.

And damn, it works.

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