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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

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Tangerine Dream.

Yummy!


I really don't know.
My experience is limited to falling asleep to Phaedra.


Phaedra is amazing.

I have 28 of their CDs and when I leave and come back... I plan on going through each one chronologically without listening to anything else. I haven't listened to them much in a while, so I'm due for it. I think I can do it, since they're one of my favorite bands ever.

I'm a huge electronic nut though.
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

Tangerine Dream.

Yummy!


I really don't know.
My experience is limited to falling asleep to Phaedra.
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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

Tangerine Dream.

Yummy!
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Ramen.

Yummy!
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And I had no idea Peter Hammill had collaborated with Keith Emerson on a song.

Nice surprise.
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For some reason I started to watch anime. Now that was an excellent time-wasting choice! So easy to get hooked.  


Tell me about it, brother.

Got hooked on Texhnolyze, which is possibly the best serious series I've seen in a looong time, the other week. Twenty-two episodes later...

Yeah, I'm trying to ignore all other anime suggestions by the friend who suggested that, and failing badly.
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For some reason I started to watch anime. Now that was an excellent time-wasting choice! So easy to get hooked.  
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Bobert the American will soon unleash his fury upon this thread...
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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

So what's up?


Just really biting into revision proper in between typing angry posts because I seem to be in an internet mood atm (I'm really chilled IRL, but it comes off as angry on the net. Go figure).


I see.

Multitasking is a waste of time, but what can you do. Here we are, the wired-up generation.




Pretty much. Just found Age Of EMpires III dusty on a shelf somewhere, so I'm trying really hard not to install that. I'm failing.
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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

The Snow Goose is mediocre, but more pleasing than Moonmadness.
So sayeth Linus, after 3-4 spins.


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Have some points, sir.

I quite like The Snow Goose. It's just not outstanding. Mirage remains the cookie, though allegedly their latest ones are good.


It's relaxing, and sometimes really touching.
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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

The Snow Goose is mediocre, but more pleasing than Moonmadness.
So sayeth Linus, after 3-4 spins.


If you looked up the definition of mediocre in the dictionary, you'd see a picture of the cover art for The Snow Goose.
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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

The Snow Goose is mediocre, but more pleasing than Moonmadness.
So sayeth Linus, after 3-4 spins.


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Have some points, sir.

I quite like The Snow Goose. It's just not outstanding. Mirage remains the cookie, though allegedly their latest ones are good.
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Originally posted by TGM: Orb TGM: Orb wrote:

Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

So what's up?


Just really biting into revision proper in between typing angry posts because I seem to be in an internet mood atm (I'm really chilled IRL, but it comes off as angry on the net. Go figure).


I see.

Multitasking is a waste of time, but what can you do. Here we are, the wired-up generation.
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The Snow Goose is mediocre, but more pleasing than Moonmadness.
So sayeth Linus, after 3-4 spins.
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Originally posted by LinusW LinusW wrote:

So what's up?


Just really biting into revision proper in between typing angry posts because I seem to be in an internet mood atm (I'm really chilled IRL, but it comes off as angry on the net. Go figure).
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Originally posted by King By-Tor King By-Tor wrote:

Ivan totally missed my point


Yes, that's been happening to me for about three pages, now LOL

Ah well.

New shinies:

L.A. Woman was excellent, The Genesis Files (bought on the cheap) was better than expected, And Close As This is so far a really interesting recording and concept, Grave New World was great, I'm pretending not to judge Civilian on one listen, because I like doing controversial reviews, but I wasn't really that impressed by it. Making Movies was pretty damn good. Jazz Impressions Of Japan was fantastic. Remain In Light was even better. I liked The Aerosol Grey Machine a lot, and I'm still, every five or six minutes, singing 'I am the necro-MANC-er' very off-key.
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Ivan totally missed my point
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So what's up?
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Points: 8052 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 10 2009 at 12:26
OK, that seems to have drawn to a close pretty neatly.
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*checking out Touchmaphal on Spotify right now*
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