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Movie nights with friends are always a blast. But, if you want to make sure that your movie night is a success, you need to be organized!
In this blog post, we will give you six tips for making sure that your movie night goes off without a hitch. So, sit back and relax – we’ve got everything covered!
1. Use advanced surround sound for a better experience
If you want your friends to enjoy the movie experience, then you need to set up a surround sound system.
This will help create an immersive experience that will make your movie night even more enjoyable.
Just make sure that you test the system out before your friends arrive – you don’t want any technical difficulties ruining the night.
Some of these movies are meant to be seen in the best possible quality! If you don’t have a surround sound system, that’s okay!
You can still create an enjoyable experience for your friends. Just make sure that you turn off any distractions, like your phone or the TV. This way, everyone will be able to focus on the movie.
2. Make sure you have enough snacks and drinks
No movie night is complete without snacks and drinks! You should make sure that you have a variety of both so that everyone can find something that they like.
If you’re not sure what to get, just ask your friends if they have any allergies or preferences. And, if you want to take things up a notch, you could even make some homemade snacks.
Just be careful not to go overboard – you don’t want your friends to leave feeling sick! Drinks are just as important as snacks.
Make sure that you have a variety of non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages so that everyone can enjoy themselves.
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Posted : 08/07/2022 1:40 pm
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40 best albums to listen to before you die
When was the last time you listened to an old album from start to finish? With our ears set to shuffle since the death of the CD, only the vinyl fetishists seem to do it anymore. Consequently, we can end up believing we have solid opinions on records we may never have given our honest and sustained attention. I didn’t want to include Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. Then I played it to my nine-year-old son, who doesn’t share any of my cultural baggage. Watching it blow his mind, I changed mine.
So. This list is designed for anybody interested in extending their aural attention span and genuinely challenging their preconceptions. We’ve included classics and curveballs, because “to list” can also mean to tilt.
Most of our personal favorites aren’t here, because we’ve tried to pick the records that broke new ground rather than those that refined old sounds. Hopefully, you can still feel the electricity of invention in The Beatles’ Revolver, Public Enemy’s It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, and Nas’s Illmatic. Hopefully, you can hear the influence of these albums on some of your own favorites. Hopefully, you’ll use the comment section to tell us what surprised you and what confirmed your suspicions. But first, the old English meaning of list, or “list”: shush and harken. Helen Brown
The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967), The Velvet Underground
Posted : 29/07/2022 10:32 am
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