What are you listening to right now?

Makes sense, doesn'it?????

King By-Tor wrote: ^^^ I agree (with the Dire Straits part)Heavy Horses wins all

n00b! I just find Songs to have a more unique touch, that may blind me of Heavy Horses mastery, but surely not uniquness which it has none The same for 'A' and A Passion Play.

Oh i forgot to tell you the reason, Mike

^cya guys, gonna to sleep with, hmm, maybe with Zappa in New York.

Wish me luck tommorow on my test.

King By-Tor wrote: febus wrote: King By-Tor wrote: ^^^ What doesnt make sense is that you gave that album a 2 in your review! That's right - I was snooping   You see i am not as predictable like you!!! FINE! I'M GOING TO GO CHANGE ALL MY RUSH REVIEWS TO 1 STARS! ... Okay, I can't even joke about that without turning around to the giant golden idol of Geddy Lee and bowing before him begging for his forgiveness while reciting every word to Tom Sawer and trying to impersonate the synth riffs a-capella. The Rush gods disapprove

here's a sample:

Rush - Permanent Waves

I have no idea who considers this a masterpiece of progressive rock. Clearly these Canadians have spent too much time at the hockey rink or chugging down beers in their igloos to know the first thing about music. Geddy's voice is too weird, Alex clearly doesn't know how to play as he's always out of tune with his horribly cheesy riffs and I dont think that Neil has ever seen a drum before this album! They all sound like children playing around in the basement, except the vocalist is winging a cat around the mic instead of singing. No human being could be that high pitched. And what is up with the vocals? These supposed "meaningful" lines are nothing but pretentious crap! An angsty teenager wiping tears from his mascara filled eyes could write better drabble than this! 1 star, an atrocity!


Feel free to quote me on that.


Edited by King By-Tor - September 03 2008 at 21:50

King By-Tor wrote: here's a sample: Rush - Permanent Waves I have no idea who considers this a masterpiece of progressive rock. Clearly these Canadians have spent too much time at the hockey rink or chugging down beers in their igloos to know the first thing about music. Geddy's voice is too weird, Alex clearly doesn't know how to play as he's always out of tune with his horribly cheesy riffs and I dont think that Neil has ever seen a drum before this album! They all sound like children playing around in the basement, except the vocalist is winging a cat around the mic instead of singing. No human being could be that high pitched. And what is up with the vocals? These supposed "meaningful" lines are nothing but pretentious crap! An angsty teenager wiping tears from his mascara filled eyes could write better drabble than this! 1 star, an atrocity! Feel free to quote me on that.