Given that one received the surrender of the other, we have one metric to measure who was the better general.
With that said, if you swapped their resources and roles (imagine US Grant a confederate general and Lee a union general), Lee would probably be victorious on the union side. Wars are won with logistics, not with daring and clever generals.
And just cuz I was curious, during their Wilderness Campaign in 1864, when they regularly fought head to head, Grant and Lee attritioned each other's armies down by about 50% each. Grant reduced the Confederate fighting force from 60k --> 30k whereas Lee reduced the union forces from 105k --> 50k. Lee's leadership did a better job killing union troops then Grant's did killing confederate troops. Sure, defender's advantage etc.
It's not entirely dissimilar to the Soviet Union's defeat of Nazi Germany. The Nazis killed a lot of Soviets with their "skilled generals" but weren't skilled enough to not lose the war
I'm glad you like it, my partner introduced them to me. I've always sought out punk music but she likes 90s emo, which of course has it's roots in punk music, so I've enjoyed lots of it. If you haven't already listened to Jawbreaker, check them out. Pretty similar to that Knapsack track imo
I've had some "Aftershokz" bone conduction headphones for years for exactly this purpose and they're great, I still use them almost every day. They're better for podcasts or audio books than music, but they're still good for music, just some details get lost
Probably nature. There will be bright clear sunny skies in the 80s. Go bag a fourteener or do a river float.
When I want to explore a town, I usually look for where the vegan restaurants and punk venues are, and then base my destinations from whatever neighborhood has the best density of that stuff
I do this too and remember doing it to your post op