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

MovingPictures07 wrote: TGM: Orb wrote: Octavarium was mixed. I can't remember much of it. Panic Attack and Never Enough (despite the awkward chorus) appeared the best songs. The title track was mixed, and I don't particularly like the effect of gluing a million influences together with prittstick, though there were strong moments. I can't remember much of the rest; I Walk Beside You was embarrassing, and I think Sacrificed Sons was good, but can't remember how it went. That's one thing about DT albums for me is because of their length they take two or three listens before I really start recognizing the songs.

True that. Also, I get bored halfway through the albums and start reading instead of paying attention.

King By-Tor wrote: Black Clouds and Silver Linings actually impressed me a whole lot when I listened to it yesterday, same with Octahedron!

BC and SL will end up being 5 stars for me, so I much prefer it to Octahedron.

TGM: Orb wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: TGM: Orb wrote: Octavarium was mixed. I can't remember much of it. Panic Attack and Never Enough (despite the awkward chorus) appeared the best songs. The title track was mixed, and I don't particularly like the effect of gluing a million influences together with prittstick, though there were strong moments. I can't remember much of the rest; I Walk Beside You was embarrassing, and I think Sacrificed Sons was good, but can't remember how it went. That's one thing about DT albums for me is because of their length they take two or three listens before I really start recognizing the songs. True that. Also, I get bored halfway through the albums and start reading instead of paying attention.

Haha, I can understand that.

I personally love most of DT to death though. Debut, FII, and ACOS are the only things that suck, IMO.

I'm hoping that my copy fo BC and SL will be waiting for me tonight when I get home.

you and your modern sh*t, you just like everything that's new, eh? Get over the hype and we'll see if you feel the same the next time a DT album comes out, you'll be going "it's the 2nd best DT ever! BC&SL is 6th now"

King By-Tor wrote: you and your modern sh*t, you just like everything that's new, eh? Get over the hype and we'll see if you feel the same the next time a DT album comes out, you'll be going "it's the 2nd best DT ever! BC&SL is 6th now"

That doesn't work because 6D and SFAM are my top 2.

If SC and Octavarium were my top 2, then maybe.

Nice try.

Ricochet wrote: Epignosis wrote: Ricochet wrote: Epignosis wrote: Ricochet wrote: Epignosis wrote: Padraic wrote: Well done!  Perhaps a review will be in order.   Thanks.  I wrote up the bio last night...it's hard to do that without sounding pretentious anyway (especially using third person).  A bio? . Well...an auto-bio.  Writing your memoirs already? May as well.  I'm sitting here gorging on beer, steak, and homemade potato chips. That's good enough for chapter 1.

Mike!!!!! Nice to see that you have returned from your stint as a street walker.

rushfan4 wrote: Mike!!!!! Nice to see that you have returned from your stint as a street walker.

Oi, Scott!!


Yeah, but it's mostly because I have a day off and I'm too lazy to do the dishes


but since I want to listen to BC&SL again on my good stereo, I'm going to go do that now.

Tick Tock being one of the best progressive rock albums ever = funniest idea of this year.

That being said, the album's very nice.