SR V: To boldly go where no room has gone before

James wrote: birdwithteeth11 wrote: I don't disagree, Rob. But Alex has responded to James saying things like this before, and it kind of annoys me when someone does that to a friend of mine. We're all friends here, David. I never meant to start a debate.  Alex could have ignored my comment but he chose not to.  I never attacked him or meant to upset him.

Alright. I'll give you that.

Can I point and laugh instead next time?

James, I heard about how Koenjihyakkei remastered Nivraym. Do you know what makes it different from the original?

birdwithteeth11 wrote: James wrote: birdwithteeth11 wrote: I quoted directly from what you said on the previous page. Kind of hard for me to twist a direct quote, don't you think? Well you managed it. I think it's lost in translation.  I never said Yes should be moved to a different genre.  You imagined that. All I said was that Yes often have jazzy moments and that Relayer is a relatively jazzy album.  Where did I say they should be moved to Jazz Rock/Fusion? I didn't. It wasn't that. It was the fact you said... James wrote: Yes can often be jazz rock/fusion.   Relayer is a very jazzy albums at times. And then later said.... James wrote: That's just a silly notion. One album is jazzy.  Others have jazzy moments.  They're not a jazz rock/fusion band. *sigh* I was simply trying to point out that you contradicted yourself. I didn't think you meant Yes should be moved to jazz rock/fusion. Sorry if I was unclear about that somewhere. But yeah, I'm done with discussing this. Anyways, new topic...... So what do you guys think about the new Star Trek movie? Or am I the only one who's seen it already?

But I still didn't contradict myself.

I said that your post re: tell the synth team they should be moved was a silly notion.

And I actually said the same thing in both posts.  They have jazzy moments.  That's fact (in my opinion ).  They're not a jazz rock/fusion band and never will be.

The use of the word "often" only means that they have jazz rock moments.  It doesn't suggest they're a jazz rock/fusion band.

Crap. With this posting, I didn't get to put another Schulze CD in. 

Not sure if I should start one now though. I may be eating soon.

James wrote: birdwithteeth11 wrote: James wrote: birdwithteeth11 wrote: I quoted directly from what you said on the previous page. Kind of hard for me to twist a direct quote, don't you think? Well you managed it. I think it's lost in translation.  I never said Yes should be moved to a different genre.  You imagined that. All I said was that Yes often have jazzy moments and that Relayer is a relatively jazzy album.  Where did I say they should be moved to Jazz Rock/Fusion? I didn't. It wasn't that. It was the fact you said... James wrote: Yes can often be jazz rock/fusion.   Relayer is a very jazzy albums at times. And then later said.... James wrote: That's just a silly notion. One album is jazzy.  Others have jazzy moments.  They're not a jazz rock/fusion band. *sigh* I was simply trying to point out that you contradicted yourself. I didn't think you meant Yes should be moved to jazz rock/fusion. Sorry if I was unclear about that somewhere. But yeah, I'm done with discussing this. Anyways, new topic...... So what do you guys think about the new Star Trek movie? Or am I the only one who's seen it already? But I still didn't contradict myself. I said that your post re: tell the synth team they should be moved was a silly notion. And I actually said the same thing in both posts.  They have jazzy moments.  That's fact (in my opinion ).  They're not a jazz rock/fusion band and never will be. The use of the word "often" only means that they have jazz rock moments.  It doesn't suggest they're a jazz rock/fusion band.

Alright. Sorry, maybe something got lost in translation then.

Group hug everyone?

Oh wait, that was Hundred Sights of Koenji.  Has Nivraym also been remastered?

From Wikipedia, the worlds most reliable and accurate source of correct information:

The album was released in the USA in 2008 by the American record label Skin Graft Records in a new version where drummer and founding member Tatsuya Yoshida has re-recorded the drums and remixed the entire album.

James wrote: Oh wait, that was Hundred Sights of Koenji.  Has Nivraym also been remastered?

According to PA and their website, Nivraym has been remixed and remastered.

James wrote: Oh wait, that was Hundred Sights of Koenji.  Has Nivraym also been remastered?

Yeah, Nivraym was just recently remastered... like within the last month or so, perhaps?

That's what I think anyway.

James wrote: Alex, you have to realise I'm mostly a cynical b*****d.  When will you realise this?

I realize it.

It's one thing we have in common.