SR VI: Incident Free since 2008

No school for me, though, for some reason, I have this reoccurring dream ALL THE TIME where, either:

1) I find out my high school diploma is not valid because I missed some credits, so at my age I have to return to knock out another year OR

2) Either in high school or college, I realize I have a class I signed up for and somehow had forgotten about (almost without an advanced math course)- no particular reason.  I just am attending classes and pass a room or building and realize I have no attended the class for many weeks. 

rushfan4 wrote: Epi, That must be a result of the cheap beer binges.

I don't know.  I have lots of recurring dreams.  Both one AND two happened last night! 

I think I'll have a drink to forget about it...

TGM: Orb wrote: Ricochet wrote: School never properly starts in its first week. Make that the second in our country. I fail to get the sadness.

Was moreover expressing discontent.

School was anyway hated by most around me, for being school.

I finally hated school the moment it failed to teach me properly anything (general culture that is; music went overall decent).

James wrote: This is a good Post Rock album and where it began (if you ignore Slint): Mmm.

Agreed.

Giving Thin Air my third listen.

birdwithteeth11 wrote: Ricochet wrote: School never properly starts in its first week. Make that the second in our country. I have homework in all 3 of the subjects I had today. But 2 of the 3 are reading, and the math class is only 3 problems, so I don't care too much.

Nice.

Except math, which genuinely ricocheted off me throughout most of my life.


Edited by Ricochet - August 24 2009 at 15:32

King By-Tor wrote: Long Distance Calling - Post Rock that doesn't suck.

I keep meaning to check them out ever since you first mentioned them on facebook. I really should get on it, since it sounds like something I would enjoy.

LongDistanceShouting - Avoid the Neo-prog

James wrote: Isn't that post metal then, Mike?

Borders on metal. This definitely is not Tool, Orphaned Land or Indukti.

rushfan4 wrote: King By-Tor wrote: rushfan4 wrote: Are you sure that it is actually post rock then? Yup. It's just post rock that borders on metal instead of being the slow and droney type. Interesting.  I'm with you in regards to my dislike for the slow and droney type.

No....

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One thing though, I tend to credit Igor (Prog-Jester). Much of the post-rock I've listened is of the same school. Half of the bands don't have their own signature, even more can't create a properly beautiful, par-coherent too, album.

 Tortoise actually brightenes up things, with its different, experimental language, now that I'm finally listening to it.

Try Bark Psychosis' Hex, Mike.