SRXII: It lives!

I've noticed.

Yeah, although I have a do a fair share of that now. The PM team has over 250 artists to evaluate on progfreak.

A Person wrote: Any Colour You Like wrote: Yeah, although I have a do a fair share of that now. The PM team has over 250 artists to evaluate on progfreak. But do people write 5+ paragraph responses defending Dream Theater the band you are discussing for ever single negative reply?

No.

We have lives.

A Person wrote: Any Colour You Like wrote: A Person wrote: Any Colour You Like wrote: Yeah, although I have a do a fair share of that now. The PM team has over 250 artists to evaluate on progfreak. But do people write 5+ paragraph responses defending Dream Theater the band you are discussing for ever single negative reply? No. We have lives. Then that is OK, I just don't think I can take another DT/religious thread.

What about a religious DT thread... something like:

"Religious Themes in DT's nearly prog, not quite legendary metal?"

A Person wrote: If you don't know what is math rock, please go away.

Yeah, wtf was up with that statement. As if it was relevant in any way.

Any Colour You Like wrote: A Person wrote: If you don't know what is math rock, please go away. Yeah, wtf was up with that statement. As if it was relevant in any way.

I hope it becomes a meme used to troll the srs parts of PA. Every time a conversation goes on for too long someone can just say "If you don't know what is (insert random genre), please go away."

I honestly don't even know what that guy is talking about half the time.

Woohoo, I can finally vote on the ZART applicants.  Good morning, Shred!

I love saying good morning in mid-afternoon.  I don't know why.

Any Colour You Like wrote: harmonium.ro wrote: Hey Ben, what should I try next from the post-metal genre after Isis' Wavering Radiant (which was my introduction to it)? I'm assuming you enjoyed it? If yes, then check out some of these: Panopticon, Isis Somewhere Along The Highway, Cult of Luna Souvenirs d'un Autre Monde, Alcest There are more extreme versions of Post-Metal, but that would be a good intro.

Thanks, noted.

SaltyJon wrote: A Person wrote: SaltyJon wrote: I love saying good morning in mid-afternoon.  I don't know why. Because you don't get to say it in the morning? I'm usually awake in the morning, so I can say good morning to people then.  I guess it's just me liking to say good morning at all hours of the day.

OK.

Good morning.