The Rise of the Bad Witch: Exploring the Role of Witchcraft in Pop Culture

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Bad Witch is the eighth studio album by American industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails and was released on June 22, 2018. The album is the second installment in a planned trilogy of releases, following the EP Not the Actual Events (2016). It is also the band's first full-length release since 2013's Hesitation Marks. Bad Witch features six tracks with a total runtime of 30 minutes. The album has received critical acclaim, with many praising its experimental sound and the band's willingness to push boundaries. The opening track, "Shit Mirror," sets the tone for the album with its aggressive and distorted sound.


All I can say is that I seen Scott get beat on a live stream from Olathe. I have no clue as to what happened after that broadcast..I just seen him get beat is all.

Bobby Baldwin who was David s father-in-law at the time said we went on the road for a month and David never missed a ball practicing or gambling i mean not one ball. When investors got wind of Silicon Valley Bank SVB being forced to sell its treasury bonds at a loss, owing in part to surging interest rates in the past year a move by the Federal Reserve to counteract rising inflation panic followed a bank run.

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The opening track, "Shit Mirror," sets the tone for the album with its aggressive and distorted sound. Other standout tracks include "God Break Down the Door" and "Over and Out," which showcase frontman Trent Reznor's powerful vocals and the band's ability to create atmospheric and haunting music. One of the notable aspects of Bad Witch is its blending of different genres.

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They placed a race to 15 EVEN, which wound up a race to 30 as it kept going hill-hill. What was Scott thinking playing SVB EVEN? It doesn't matter what the race - money is money - Scott should never play SVB even or Efren even one pocket for that matter. Man, this Scott Frost sure does match up bad. :grin:

Yep,every time two players match up they should also play a race to 100 so they can be sure that the best player by public opinion wins.

And you are right, what was that stakehorse thinking - he should have realized that this kid, every time he plays pool, breaks and runs out to the 7 all night long. Funny, the kid must have lost his mojo because he didn't do this when he played Duff a short time later.

ftgokie

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Short set? I wouldnt bet my money on any short sets. I would put up my money to see who would come out on top in the long run. I would want to see who could outlast who. not playing a short set. I may gamble something small on short sets, but if i was putting up 5k it would definately be to see who could outlast who for the money. reason for me to be this way is. I backed a local 9speed player once, playing a 7speed. long story short. the 7speed beat the 9speed by a few lucky shots. if it had been a race to 21, it would have definately turned out differently. The 7speed kid didnt have the mental game to come out on top on a race to 21..

Id still say SVB could outrun Scott in the long run if they were playing heads up.

iba7467

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Silver Member real bartram said: you must not get out much.

1. Why don't you post up your list?

2. I have a question if you can answer my PM to you.

ftgokie

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Silver Member watchez said:

I think you missed more than that.

They placed a race to 15 EVEN, which wound up a race to 30 as it kept going hill-hill. What was Scott thinking playing SVB EVEN? It doesn't matter what the race - money is money - Scott should never play SVB even or Efren even one pocket for that matter. Man, this Scott Frost sure does match up bad. :grin:

Yep,every time two players match up they should also play a race to 100 so they can be sure that the best player by public opinion wins.

And you are right, what was that stakehorse thinking - he should have realized that this kid, every time he plays pool, breaks and runs out to the 7 all night long. Funny, the kid must have lost his mojo because he didn't do this when he played Duff a short time later.


I agree..luck is luck. there isnt anyone that can always be on top. all the time. your going to eventually lose. and dont think i was speaking bad of Scott. he is a great player.

macneilb

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i'm glad someone remembered him but me

DoubleA said: :yeah: :yeah: BB 8 ball, with the big cueball, Weldon was almost unbeatable.


amen to that. he's one darkhorse on a barbox that i would bet on against anyone today, shane, corey, frost. you name it. the man was just a hitman on the box. does anyone here have any good Junior stories?

ftgokie

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All I can say is that I seen Scott get beat on a live stream from Olathe. I have no clue as to what happened after that broadcast..I just seen him get beat is all.

Klink

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I will second Scotty Townsend. He is the best night in night out on a bar box for the money that I have ever seen. One night no matter how many sets or what the race is to doesn't prove anything.

gotgame

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Silver Member real bartram said: you must not get out much.


U must not either i noticed you were not in OLATHE? j/k Chris i did forget you on that list by the way like i said that was a short list IM SURE I MISSED A COUPLE HUNDRED AROUND THE US THAT WOULD FIT IN:thumbup:

donny mills

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Silver Member watchez said:

Guess you missed Scott beating SVB on a bar table a few days later??

And IF you watched this match, you also heard Scott say that he did not match up the game with the kid AND it was not his money. He was told to play by the person staking him. AND that kid would have beaten ANYONE at that game for that hour the way he was breaking. As Scott stated, the kid was beating the 7 ball ghost without ball in hand.

The general public is scarey.


I'll go out on a limb and play the 9ball ghost with out ball in hand on the bartable.

rzrbak98

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Silver Member Klink said:

I will second Scotty Townsend. He is the best night in night out on a bar box for the money that I have ever seen. One night no matter how many sets or what the race is to doesn't prove anything.

OK guys David Matlock has been in oletha ks for the better part of 20 years and is in the pool room everyday. No one has heard of anyone walking in and asking to play David one the small track with any Q-Ball muchless the big ball witch he is probley the best ever with it. (no offence Keith you guys are probley 1a and 1b) So if you want to brag about anyone being the best small track player go to kansas and try your luck with the best. He has big $$$$$ behind him up there you can win a mansion if you beat him up there.

Bobby Baldwin who was David's father-in-law at the time said " we went on the road for a month and David never missed a ball practicing or gambling i mean not one ball." That's as good as i've ever heard by anyone.

Im not trying to offend anyone just stating the facts just ask nasty, no one comes to play dave ever an he's not in retirement.

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While the album is rooted in industrial rock, it also incorporates elements of jazz, ambient, and electronic music. This unique fusion of styles adds depth and complexity to the overall sound of the album, making it an interesting listen from start to finish. Lyrically, Bad Witch explores themes of dissatisfaction, disillusionment, and the dark side of humanity. The lyrics on the album are introspective and thought-provoking, often touching on topics such as addiction, mental health, and the state of the world. Reznor's ability to convey raw emotions through his lyrics is what sets Nine Inch Nails apart from other bands in the genre. Overall, Bad Witch is a powerful and thought-provoking album that showcases Nine Inch Nails' ability to evolve and experiment with their sound. With its dark and intense atmosphere, the album is sure to resonate with fans of the band and fans of industrial rock in general. It is a testament to Nine Inch Nails' continued relevance and innovation in the music industry..

Reviews for "Embracing the Shadow: Exploring the Dark Side of Witchcraft"

1. Jane - 1/5 - I was really disappointed with "Bad Witch SVB". The plot was confusing and convoluted, making it difficult to follow along. The characters were also poorly developed, with no depth or substance to their personalities. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it hard to connect with the story. Overall, I found this book to be a complete letdown and would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Mike - 2/5 - "Bad Witch SVB" had an interesting concept, but it fell short in execution. The pacing was all over the place, with moments of intense action followed by long stretches of dullness. The writing style was also inconsistent, at times being overly descriptive and slowing down the story. Additionally, the ending felt rushed and unresolved, leaving me unsatisfied as a reader. While there were some enjoyable aspects, overall, this book did not meet my expectations.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - I found "Bad Witch SVB" to be quite underwhelming. The world-building was lacking, with little explanation or exploration of the magical elements. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it difficult to become invested in their stories. The writing style was also lackluster, with repetitive phrases and predictable plot twists. Overall, I felt like this book had potential but failed to deliver an engaging and captivating story.

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