If I were going to hack some heavy metal, I'd, uh, work my way back through some low security and try the back door.
nosmokewhereiam · 3h ago
Had no idea Carl Cox was featured in the music, oh yes oh yes!
robthebrew · 3h ago
Play the best; miss the rest.
ChrisArchitect · 3h ago
That's Mess with the best, Die like the rest
ChrisArchitect · 3h ago
Released September 15, 1995.
Three decades! It holds up as a great snapshot of a particular moment, amidst ongoing societal and technological change, and our evolving relationship with it. In its teenage campy very-90s fun, the glimpses of subcultures, small representations of roots & history, solidify its cult classic status. Hack The Planet Forever.
Three decades! It holds up as a great snapshot of a particular moment, amidst ongoing societal and technological change, and our evolving relationship with it. In its teenage campy very-90s fun, the glimpses of subcultures, small representations of roots & history, solidify its cult classic status. Hack The Planet Forever.