/mu/ - #41 and Crash into Me are straight up some of the - Music

Anonymous

09/22/25(Mon)19:44:45 No.127835025

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Anonymous 09/22/25(Mon)19:44:45 No.127835025 Archived

#41 and Crash into Me are straight up some of the 90s greats

Anonymous
09/22/25(Mon)19:47:12 No.127835046

Anonymous 09/22/25(Mon)19:47:12 No.127835046

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>>127835025
I haven't really followed DMB but their first two albums strongly supported one of the most formative parts of my life

Anonymous
09/22/25(Mon)20:03:12 No.127835177

Anonymous 09/22/25(Mon)20:03:12 No.127835177

>>127835025
and Tripping Billies.

Anonymous
09/22/25(Mon)20:10:19 No.127835243

Anonymous 09/22/25(Mon)20:10:19 No.127835243

>>127835025
I have been re-buying my CDs from high school I sold off ages ago. Add this to the list to get.

Anonymous
09/22/25(Mon)20:11:48 No.127835254

Anonymous 09/22/25(Mon)20:11:48 No.127835254

>>127835243
how are managing to track them down?

Anonymous
09/22/25(Mon)20:15:32 No.127835290

Anonymous 09/22/25(Mon)20:15:32 No.127835290

>>127835025
one of my roommates had this pshcotic habit of listening to songs on repeat while he did homework. he did it with like a rolling stone, some akon songs, and unfortunately #41 because he randomly heard me listening to it and took a liking to it. i couldn't listen to the song for over a decade because of it.

Anonymous
09/22/25(Mon)21:15:10 No.127835853

Anonymous 09/22/25(Mon)21:15:10 No.127835853

>>127835290
Did he not have headphones like a normal person?
I could not being this bothersome when I dormed