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In other news, Fiona Apple is so sexy damn. I know, welcome to 1996, amirite?
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Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

In other news, Fiona Apple is so sexy damn. I know, welcome to 1996, amirite?


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Originally posted by birdwithteeth11 birdwithteeth11 wrote:

What in the world is wrong with that thread about not taking threads too seriously? Does that person fail to realize that everything on the internet is to be taken 110% seriously?! Wink


ONLY 100% SERIOUSLY. 110% SERIOUSLY IS NOT POSSIBLE. YOU CAN NEVER TAKE ANYTHING MORE THAN 100% SERIOUSLY!

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Other news. Valerian Albanov's In The Land Of White Death wasn't bad for a polar exploration memoir. Walruses are apparently very dangerous.



This walrus knows it can only take something 100% seriously.


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I'm holding half of the chair I'm sitting on over my head. About that, I'm deadly serious (yes, my computer chair's disintegrating. Good times),

Edit: on reflection, this may be sending me a sign.


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Today is a good day.

Got one great album after another with a Blue Moon Honey Moon summer brew.  Cool
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Yesterday was a great day.

Went with a friend to visit two other female-friends, pretty cool. And then we went back at home with another friend to eat pizza and talk until 5:00 AM!!! Played some poker, few cigarretes, a lot of laughs...great..
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Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

Yesterday was a great day.

Went with a friend to visit two other female-friends, pretty cool. And then we went back at home with another friend to eat pizza and talk until 5:00 AM!!! Played some poker, few cigarretes, a lot of laughs...great..


Oh...to be young again.  I've been a gambling man since I was 12!

I remember playing in an old trailer in the country with the boys, playing for pennies and sneaking Crown Royal from the cabinet.  The bottle was nearly full when we started, and years later, my friend's dad wanted a drink, and it was nearly gone!

I remember us trying to watch naked ladies on the scrambled station on cable.  LOL

I remember having girls over once and getting busted by a "concerned parent" at about 4:30 in the morning.

I remember my friend buying an old car from my dad for parts, and then scaring the sh*t out of everyone else inside when he took a shot gun and started blasting the worthless chassis.

I remember setting off hundreds of firecrackers at once in a dirt mount at a very nearby construction site.

I remember...so much. 

Those were the days.

We were the lords of all creation.
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

Yesterday was a great day.

Went with a friend to visit two other female-friends, pretty cool. And then we went back at home with another friend to eat pizza and talk until 5:00 AM!!! Played some poker, few cigarretes, a lot of laughs...great..


Oh...to be young again.  I've been a gambling man since I was 12!

I remember playing in an old trailer in the country with the boys, playing for pennies and sneaking Crown Royal from the cabinet.  The bottle was nearly full when we started, and years later, my friend's dad wanted a drink, and it was nearly gone!

I remember us trying to watch naked ladies on the scrambled station on cable.  LOL

I remember having girls over once and getting busted by a "concerned parent" at about 4:30 in the morning.

I remember my friend buying an old car from my dad for parts, and then scaring the sh*t out of everyone else inside when he took a shot gun and started blasting the worthless chassis.

I remember setting off hundreds of firecrackers at once in a dirt mount at a very nearby construction site.

I remember...so much. 

Those were the days.

We were the lords of all creation.


Thumbs Up Seems a pretty cool and adventerous "childhood"!

My friends and I once got busted by the "police" because of entering a boat(private property), and they almost made us a trial! We were 12 back thenOuch Was pretty scared....worst of all was that I didn't even entered the boat, lol

Though I got some other thousands of anectodes to tell you, just like you, we would probably bore ourselves....

....back to musicEmbarrassed: what's your favorite from Falling Into Infinity? Planning on writing a review for it?
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Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

Yesterday was a great day.

Went with a friend to visit two other female-friends, pretty cool. And then we went back at home with another friend to eat pizza and talk until 5:00 AM!!! Played some poker, few cigarretes, a lot of laughs...great..


Oh...to be young again.  I've been a gambling man since I was 12!

I remember playing in an old trailer in the country with the boys, playing for pennies and sneaking Crown Royal from the cabinet.  The bottle was nearly full when we started, and years later, my friend's dad wanted a drink, and it was nearly gone!

I remember us trying to watch naked ladies on the scrambled station on cable.  LOL

I remember having girls over once and getting busted by a "concerned parent" at about 4:30 in the morning.

I remember my friend buying an old car from my dad for parts, and then scaring the sh*t out of everyone else inside when he took a shot gun and started blasting the worthless chassis.

I remember setting off hundreds of firecrackers at once in a dirt mount at a very nearby construction site.

I remember...so much. 

Those were the days.

We were the lords of all creation.


Thumbs Up Seems a pretty cool and adventerous "childhood"!

My friends and I once got busted by the "police" because of entering a boat(private property), and they almost made us a trial! We were 12 back thenOuch Was pretty scared....worst of all was that I didn't even entered the boat, lol

Though I got some other thousands of anectodes to tell you, just like you, we would probably bore ourselves....

....back to musicEmbarrassed: what's your favorite from Falling Into Infinity? Planning on writing a review for it?


Oh yes...I could ramble on for hours- but you're still young!  You've got years of trouble ahead to look forward to!  Lucky b*****d!

I still find "Hollow Years" to be my favorite.  That may change, but I doubt it- it's the second Dream Theater song I ever heard, and remains one of my favorites.

And yes, there will be a review at some point (I haven't written one in a week).
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^I haven't written one in 3 weeks probablyThumbs Down

My favorite song from FII is definitely Trial of Tears, runners up would be Hell's Kitchen/Lines in the Sand, New Millenium and Peruvian Skies.
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Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

^I haven't written one in 3 weeks probablyThumbs Down

My favorite song from FII is definitely Trial of Tears, runners up would be Hell's Kitchen/Lines in the Sand, New Millenium and Peruvian Skies.


It'll most likely get four stars from me.

By the way, I'm toying around with the idea of released a free EP of Epignosis music this summer...essentially things that don't seem to fit on a given album, but are still worth finishing and putting out there. Smile
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

^I haven't written one in 3 weeks probablyThumbs Down

My favorite song from FII is definitely Trial of Tears, runners up would be Hell's Kitchen/Lines in the Sand, New Millenium and Peruvian Skies.


It'll most likely get four stars from me.

By the way, I'm toying around with the idea of released a free EP of Epignosis music this summer...essentially things that don't seem to fit on a given album, but are still worth finishing and putting out there. Smile


Cool, 4 stars! That seems perfect, even though I awarded it the 5 shiny starsEmbarrassed

About the EP, that seems a great idea! Might bring more people to listen to your music, hope so! Very interested on listening to this!
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

By the way, I'm toying around with the idea of released a free EP of Epignosis music this summer...essentially things that don't seem to fit on a given album, but are still worth finishing and putting out there. Smile
That'd be so prog.  The "throwaway" tracks will spawn your greatest hit yet.  People will be clamoring for the album, and it won't exist because it is a freebie single.  Eventually, though it will show up at some future date on either your box set, of the third or 4th greatest hits, best of Epignosis compilation collection released to fulfill a contract obligation.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

By the way, I'm toying around with the idea of released a free EP of Epignosis music this summer...essentially things that don't seem to fit on a given album, but are still worth finishing and putting out there. Smile
That'd be so prog.  The "throwaway" tracks will spawn your greatest hit yet.  People will be clamoring for the album, and it won't exist because it is a freebie single.  Eventually, though it will show up at some future date on either your box set, of the third or 4th greatest hits, best of Epignosis compilation collection released to fulfill a contract obligation.

 
I have no contractual obligations except for sex every two weeks! Approve
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

By the way, I'm toying around with the idea of released a free EP of Epignosis music this summer...essentially things that don't seem to fit on a given album, but are still worth finishing and putting out there. Smile
That'd be so prog.  The "throwaway" tracks will spawn your greatest hit yet.  People will be clamoring for the album, and it won't exist because it is a freebie single.  Eventually, though it will show up at some future date on either your box set, of the third or 4th greatest hits, best of Epignosis compilation collection released to fulfill a contract obligation.

 
I have no contractual obligations except for sex every two weeks! Approve
Reminds me of the episode of the Big Bang Theory where Sheldon learned about "friends with benefits".
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Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

^I haven't written one in 3 weeks probablyThumbs Down

My favorite song from FII is definitely Trial of Tears, runners up would be Hell's Kitchen/Lines in the Sand, New Millenium and Peruvian Skies.

Your favorite songs are all the right ones. Wink
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I haven't listened to FII in a while, but I know that Peruvian Skies is one of my favorite DT songs.
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