PerGron
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My dumb *** looked at it and went "American Girl Logs?"My avatar teaser is now up and I'm not sure if it's really clever or super obvious
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So, You Want to be an Imagineer Season 20: The Final Frontier(Land) - An Invite Only All Stars Event!
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Lizzy May Bee
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Oh good wood baby doll round my favorite movieMy avatar teaser is now up and I'm not sure if it's really clever or super obvious
JokersWild
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I’m just saying the teams should have been Team Walter E. Disney vs. Team Roy O. Disney.
Or Eisner vs. Roy E. Disney. Thank you.
monkey92514
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What about Roy O. Disney vs Roy E. Disney?
JokersWild
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The Battle of the Roys.
monkey92514
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Bruh. "Battle Roy-ale" was right there.
ThemeParkPriest
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Hey everyone, I just wanted to say a few things at my departure from the game (that's more than Survivor contestants get!). I really enjoyed the 3 prompts with my star-loaded Team Eisner that I got to participate in; probably writing and singing Weird Al songs will be my favorite memory.
As my team knew, I got busy with ministry on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Also, I'm leaving tomorrow for a silent retreat in Tiki Country. It seemed a little cutthroat to save myself with the Diamond PoMVP this round (thereby possibly eliminating someone who would have stayed in the game) only to be nominated a 3rd consecutive time for elimination next round because I would be MIA. Or, in other words, I'm happy to see the Diamond PoMVP neutralized so that the re-configured teams can have better projects this round. No hard feelings as I'm also a bit relieved that give proper focus to ministry concerns (and Bible World) when I leave California.
Go Imagineer the best projects possible!
So, with this round being a music centric project, I was thinking it might be fun for us to list our favorite bands/artists/albums or whatever. Sometimes it’s really fun to see what we all have in common and also not whatsoever.
I guess I’ll go first since it’s my suggestion! My list fluctuates a little bit from time to time, but the top 5 are pretty much set.
1. Taylor Swift
2. Paramore
3. BLACKPINK
4. The Bouncing Souls
5. The Devil Wears Prada
6. Fall Out Boy
7. Tonight Alive
8. Mayday Parade
9. Every Time I Die
10. August Burns Red
11. EVERGLOW
12. Rancid
13. The Acacia Strain
14. Dying Wish
15. New Found Glory
I guess I’ll go first since it’s my suggestion! My list fluctuates a little bit from time to time, but the top 5 are pretty much set.
1. Taylor Swift
2. Paramore
3. BLACKPINK
4. The Bouncing Souls
5. The Devil Wears Prada
6. Fall Out Boy
7. Tonight Alive
8. Mayday Parade
9. Every Time I Die
10. August Burns Red
11. EVERGLOW
12. Rancid
13. The Acacia Strain
14. Dying Wish
15. New Found Glory
Honestly, MxPx and Underoath really need to be on there too. Maybe instead of Rancid and TAS. Idk. MUSIC!!
JokersWild
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Oh god that’s a loaded question. This will be ordered, but very loosely. I’ll list albums in parentheses as well.
1. Pink Floyd (Atom Heart Mother)
2. David Bowie (Hunky Dory)
3. The Beatles (probably The White Album, but maybe Revolver)
4. The Beach Boys (SMiLE)
5. Ween (Quebec)
6. Gorillas (Plastic Beach)
I can’t remember if I’ve plugged this, but in case I haven’t, absolutely check out www.1001albumsgenerator.com. It’s an amazing website that gives you a new album to listen to everyday. I’ve been doing it on and off for about six months, and it’s opened me up to some great music I wouldn’t otherwise have listened to. Just to list a few of my favorite albums from this:
.Rock Bottom - Robert Wyatt
.Dance Mania - Tito Puente
.Van Halen - Van Halen
.Drunk - Thundercat
.Zombie - Fela Kuti
And a ton of others. Please check it out if you’re interested in discovering new music. My only complaint is that I spent like a week listening to 1970s dad rock, but if you can get past the days of Bad Company and Aerosmith, you’ll eventually come across some really special albums.
1. Pink Floyd (Atom Heart Mother)
2. David Bowie (Hunky Dory)
3. The Beatles (probably The White Album, but maybe Revolver)
4. The Beach Boys (SMiLE)
5. Ween (Quebec)
6. Gorillas (Plastic Beach)
I can’t remember if I’ve plugged this, but in case I haven’t, absolutely check out www.1001albumsgenerator.com. It’s an amazing website that gives you a new album to listen to everyday. I’ve been doing it on and off for about six months, and it’s opened me up to some great music I wouldn’t otherwise have listened to. Just to list a few of my favorite albums from this:
.Rock Bottom - Robert Wyatt
.Dance Mania - Tito Puente
.Van Halen - Van Halen
.Drunk - Thundercat
.Zombie - Fela Kuti
And a ton of others. Please check it out if you’re interested in discovering new music. My only complaint is that I spent like a week listening to 1970s dad rock, but if you can get past the days of Bad Company and Aerosmith, you’ll eventually come across some really special albums.
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OSUPhantom
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My list is about as random as possible (in no particular order)
- Fleetwood Mac
- Linkin Park
- Aerosmith
- O.A.R
- Dolly Parton
- Abba
- Celine Dion
- Adam Ezra Group
- Orville Peck
- Fleetwood Mac
- Linkin Park
- Aerosmith
- O.A.R
- Dolly Parton
- Abba
- Celine Dion
- Adam Ezra Group
- Orville Peck
I love your list!!! Very diverse!
PerGron
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Mine is mostly indie/folk with some classic rock thrown in there for good measure
1. Eagles
2. Creedence Clearwater Revival
3. Noah Kahan
4. Houndmouth
5. Jukebox the Ghost
6. Benjamin Dakota Rogers
7. The Lumineers
8. Caamp
9. The Growlers
10. Jack Stauber
11. Queen
12. Mumford & Sons
13. The Backseat Lovers
14. Birds of Bellwoods
15. Vance Joy
I get the sense a lot of people on here are Panic at the Disco fans so I'm going to throw out that Pretty. Odd is one of the most under-rated albums I've ever come across. It gets so freaking buried between A Fever You Can't Sweat Out being a lot more mainstream and the band splitting in half right after it came out. It's one of the best examples I can think of a band wearing the style and structure of The Beatles on their sleeves but coming out with something that feels distinctly like their style and not just a knock-off.
Other favorites are Daft Punk (RIP ) The Decemberists (the kings of sprawling literary storytelling songs), Vampire Weekend (just straight up FUN, catchy music to put you in a good mood) Fleet Foxes (Helplessness Blues pretty much DEFINED my 20s) and Animal Collective (hit and miss albums but when their albums hit they hit HARD plus some really legendary solo stuff has come out of the group as well. Panda Bear's Person Pitch pretty much created an entire genre)
When I was in high school I went through the usual 60s/70s Beatles/Stones/The Who/Pink Floyd/Led Zeppelin etc. odyssey so I have all of that in my back pocket. Don't really listen to much of it anymore though as I tend to overplay stuff and this was especially true of music from this era. I tend to go in waves with what I listen. I've had some pretty major hyperfixation of stuff like Weird Al, Broadway soundtracks, and certain film scores. I'm getting to the age where it's becoming harder and harder to engage in new music I'm not familiar, but back in the day I used to love the thrill of discovering new bands and wish I could get back to that headspace. As a general rule of thumb the more storytelling and lyric work that's involved the more I'll like it, but I'm also not big on profanity and sexual themes so a lot of rap is pretty much out for me in spite of that being probably the biggest storytelling genre.
Yea, my musical tastes are an enigma
Other favorites are Daft Punk (RIP
) The Decemberists (the kings of sprawling literary storytelling songs), Vampire Weekend (just straight up FUN, catchy music to put you in a good mood) Fleet Foxes (Helplessness Blues pretty much DEFINED my 20s) and Animal Collective (hit and miss albums but when their albums hit they hit HARD plus some really legendary solo stuff has come out of the group as well. Panda Bear's Person Pitch pretty much created an entire genre) When I was in high school I went through the usual 60s/70s Beatles/Stones/The Who/Pink Floyd/Led Zeppelin etc. odyssey so I have all of that in my back pocket. Don't really listen to much of it anymore though as I tend to overplay stuff and this was especially true of music from this era. I tend to go in waves with what I listen. I've had some pretty major hyperfixation of stuff like Weird Al, Broadway soundtracks, and certain film scores. I'm getting to the age where it's becoming harder and harder to engage in new music I'm not familiar, but back in the day I used to love the thrill of discovering new bands and wish I could get back to that headspace. As a general rule of thumb the more storytelling and lyric work that's involved the more I'll like it, but I'm also not big on profanity and sexual themes so a lot of rap is pretty much out for me in spite of that being probably the biggest storytelling genre.
Yea, my musical tastes are an enigma
monkey92514
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Yea, my musical tastes are an enigma
monkey92514
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Off all the projects to be happening simultaneously with the announcement that Coco is being developed for the stage by Disney Theatrical haha
One of my favorite bands (as seen on my list) just dropped this absolute BANGER of a track today.
It’s relentlessly devastating!
Mind you, I don’t think anyone else here is very into metalcore but if you’re at all into heavy music I highly recommend!
If you’re not, please don’t click the video because it might ruin your day
One of my favorite bands (as seen on my list) just dropped this absolute BANGER of a track today.
It’s relentlessly devastating!
Mind you, I don’t think anyone else here is very into metalcore but if you’re at all into heavy music I highly recommend!
If you’re not, please don’t click the video because it might ruin your day
I love how you're both really into metalcore and are a huge Swiftie