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Metricks is a diverse artist with a broad body of work, all of which displa… Read Full Bio ↴Metricks is a diverse artist with a broad body of work, all of which displays a high degree of originality and quality music production. His aproach to music is diverse and expansive, nevertheless there is always a blueprint of unique personal expression and emotion present.

Metricks is native to Lisboa (Lisbon, Portugal), a city of multi racial crossovers of cultures and people, and of course of different music, and musical sensibilities.

Metricks works with great artists like Daniel Iorio, Stuart Elliott, Phrulex, Renato Ventura, Mario Raposo, JDVoid, SoundFreak, Lisa T, Rakur, Pio Pio, GaiaBeat, Pixieguts and Dead Men Talking

The work of Metricks was nominee in four editions of the Internet Online Music Awards (IOMA). In 2004 he reached the final five in Best Electronic Artist, Best Producer and Best Composer.

In the 2005 Edition Metricks won the "Best Electronic Artist". In 2006, the track "Memoire des Temps Perdu" received the IOMA award for "Best Instrumental Soundtrack". See the Ioma hall of Fame.

The work of Metricks was also used in two films, "High Octane - OverBoost" and "High Octane - Detonate" from New Zealand Production Company, High Octane.
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@aaronlandry3934

Rad Derry Well, that’s one look at a comedy show, I guess.

Rick and Morty doesn’t really dive that deep into really anything, and just sort of stays on the surface of everything. It shows that for how smart humanity is, it does pretty dumb things, but that’s not very deep at all. It also likes to show that there isn’t a point to itself, which kind of debunks any sort of depth that anyone tries to give it. Futurama doesn’t really focus on one specific “philosophy” (I guess would be the term), so it’s more free to do whatever it wants with each episode, so there’s plenty of deep moments with plenty of variations.

The writing of the two are easily the biggest differences, though. Futurama has a very well made world with rules that apply to it, but Rick and Morty essentially has neither. The only rule seems to be that Rick is the smartest and can get out of anything. Futurama uses very clever and smart jokes with varying degrees of subtlety, but Rick and Morty has mostly surface level jokes.

Futurama also managed to keep its quality up throughout the entire show and I can’t think of an episode that I don’t like. Rick and Morty on the other hand, seems to be going through an identity crisis or seasonal rot with how hit and miss the last season was (which is likely due to the new writers introduced).

For all of these reasons, Futurama is easily far better than Rick and Morty, in my opinion at least. Rick and Morty is ok, but that the best that I can rate it.



@aaronlandry3934

Rad Derry There’s really barely anything connecting Fry and the Professor to Rick and Morty. The only connection that comes to mind is that the Professor and Rick are both smart characters that are old, but that’s it.

Also, yeah, that example is pretty basic. Nothing is deep or nuanced about killing “the next Hitler”. It’d be interesting or deep if Morty would instead choose anything other than to kill Fart, and to get incite into Morty’s reasons for sparing/killing him. The writers don’t really think outside of the box, they just point out that there’s a box and do nothing more.

Futurama’s comedy is very sci-fi inspired, ranging from references to actual science jokes, but this is pretty lacking in Rick and Morty, which is rather a short coming of the show.

True, I suppose that their range is rather on par, but Futurama has much more internal logic in it, where Rick and Morty’s internal logic just seems to be madlibs, which is another short coming of a sci-fi show.

You very clearly like Rick and Morty quite a lot, so I’ll let you enjoy your show without calling you dumb or anything rude like that. I just so happen to think that it’s highly overrated.



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@jameslahey6358

I love the idea that each subsequent civilization would build their Statue of Liberty right next to the old ones

@jameslahey6358

Also bender is so sad when the treetops are stripped of their leaves.

@Rio..o7..

as good a place as any

@pumpkingamebox

I really wish there was a joke here with 5 Eiffel Towers.

@JohnathanFallSeasonGuy

Then blow it up. :)

@hollister2320

@@pumpkingamebox problem with that is Planet Express is located in a future New York, USA, so when they travel through time it’s usually in the same general area.

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@ZGlove.

I love how they added "1/2" just so it could rhythm with "giraffe".

Or maybe it's the other way around...

@nermhouse

or maybe the giraffes wanted years to be counted by the half 👀

@Biden_is_demented

I yearn for a time when we are all ruled by giraffes. We are already dumped on from up high anyway, so...

@luciferangelica

@@Biden_is_demented man will pay for all his misdeeds when the treetops are stripped of their leaves

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