The Shred Room II (with extra youth)

NaturalScience wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: It's getting tough to decide what to listen to. I go through spells of that too; I've been having a similar issue as of late. I flip through my artists list sometimes and feel paralyzed.

Yeah, I've had that---lately coupled with a feel of intimidation at just SO much stuff I haven't even touched yet.

I notice when I go through times of intense composing too that it's hard to get myself to stop listening to and/or thinking about my compositions; I almost have to force myself to listen to something else initially.

Henry Plainview wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: Henry, go outside, wear all black and stand around scene kids until they start talking to you. I can show them the poem I wrote about omnipresent mold as a metaphor for our slowly decaying existence. For some reason, that just struck me as a poem that would be funny. Not in a degrading way, not sure how. Well I was trying to be funny, so at least I'm doing something right. ;-) I did actually write a humorous poem about killing mold for an English class and then used it as my lol, funny segment on all my college applications because I'm lazy. And then for a creative writing class in college I wrote a free verse poem using my pet hamster as a metaphor for the human condition.  Speaking of which, that hamster survived a 2 story fall with no injuries. To this day I don't know how that is possible. I think hamsters are just not very aerodynamic.

For some reason, I laughed really hard at that. But yeah, those poems sound interesting.

And then it died of heat stroke when my mom put it outside in the summer because it smelled. And its name was Phoenix. Thus the cruelly ironic metaphor, you see. ;-)

Henry Plainview wrote: And then it died of heat stroke when my mom put it outside in the summer because it smelled. And its name was Phoenix. Thus the cruelly ironic metaphor, you see. ;-)

Haha, that's funny.

Interesting metaphor, indeed.

HughesJB4 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: It's getting tough to decide what to listen to. CASUALTIES OF APPLIED PANTERA

Fixed.

HughesJB4 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: It's getting tough to decide what to listen to. PANTERA

Edited by birdwithteeth11 - January 01 2009 at 22:02

NaturalScience wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: It's getting tough to decide what to listen to. PANTERA I lost all my Pantera CDs.

You sir, need to at least buy Cowboys From Hell again, minimum.

HughesJB4 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: It's getting tough to decide what to listen to. PANTERA I lost all my Pantera CDs.  You sir, need to at least buy Cowboys From Hell again, minimum.

I'd get Vulgar first, that was my favorite. 

birdwithteeth11 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: birdwithteeth11 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: It's getting tough to decide what to listen to. CASUALTIES OF APPLIED PANTERA Fixed. But I didn't laugh. I only chuckled. Imagine it. A combination of In Anima and Pantera. Except the album would be called "Anima from Hell".

I could SO see that. Lmfao.

NaturalScience wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: HughesJB4 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: It's getting tough to decide what to listen to. PANTERA I lost all my Pantera CDs.  You sir, need to at least buy Cowboys From Hell again, minimum. I'd get Vulgar first, that was my favorite.

Vulgar.
I like it.