Eerily Prescient Albums

5th AND 6th? Ok I gotta call bullshit.

That's what i thought. It's a bit chilling.

yeah if you can't back it up then it doesn't belong on this thread. this is skull and bones level shit only right here

http://www.lisashea.com/lisabase/lowcarb/shrimpapp.jpg

why did this thread stop? not government pressure, i hope.

Ryan Adams looks like a fucker with some dark secrets.

― Pat Phoenix Wright, Messageboard Attorney (Noodle Vague), Thursday, 16 April 2009 16:42 (ten years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

eerily prescient message board posts

I can recall some mentions of Reddit and Salisbury in a famous hit song by those visionary phrophets Chas & Dave

― calzino, Saturday, 7 December 2019 14:55 (seven minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

what else can "it's time you got it off your chest" be a reference to but Novichok and the respiratory paralysis it induces?

In "Tobacco Road" John D. Loudermilk wrote about growing up in "filthy" Durham North Carolina. Near the close of the lyric, he concludes "Bring dynamite and a crane/ blow it up and start all over again"

https://www.discoverdurham.com/media/new-developments/

that's pretty chilling

did I read about this fucked up fake beatles pre-covers thing on ilx?

https://hallelujahthehills.bandcamp.com/album/the-music-of-the-beatles-as-channeled-in-1958-by-the-echo-lake-home-for-the-potentially-clairvoyant

Scorpions have already been mentioned above; on 1978's Taken by Force, they prognosticated:

Another king of rock is born in '77
Just born to be there when it's dark
'94, '95, if the world is still alive
With the start of the riot of your time
Here's a ticket for a burning train
To set the world in flame
To play the hero's game
The riot of your time
Here's a ticket for the future days
You'll be the guitar king
When your electric plays
The riot of your time
A new generation's mind
The riot of your time

Joe Bonnamassa was born May 8, 1977. Before he reached eighteen years old, Bonamassa was playing in a band called Bloodline with the sons of Miles Davis, Robby Krieger and Berry Oakley. Although Bloodline did not become a famous act, it attracted some attention to Bonamassa's guitar chops.