SR VIII: Vander Got Run Over By A Reindeer!

rushfan4 wrote: That certainly stopped all conversation.

Epignosis wrote: gottagetintogetout wrote: Epignosis wrote: gottagetintogetout wrote: Listened to Epignosis's album today.  I must say, it was pretty good.  It made me want to write my own Prog whenever I get the chance. I am pleased you liked it.   Yeah, I can see why it's so popular around here.  You seem to be getting really good reviews on it, so congratulations.  I'm surprised that Bird and Alex gave it 5 stars after listening to their music (their music is Avant-prog, while yours was definitely Symphonic.)  Still, great work, and I'm looking forward to your next release. Well, Alex and David have some extremely eclectic tastes.  Alex goes on these kicks where he listens to nothing but one kind of music for months, and then all of a sudden that kind of music loses its appeal and its onto something else.  David pretty consistently likes metal, but likes most anything else too.

No music ever loses any appeal to me; I like Yes now just as much as I ever have.

Epignosis wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Epignosis wrote: gottagetintogetout wrote: Epignosis wrote: gottagetintogetout wrote: Listened to Epignosis's album today.  I must say, it was pretty good.  It made me want to write my own Prog whenever I get the chance. I am pleased you liked it.   Yeah, I can see why it's so popular around here.  You seem to be getting really good reviews on it, so congratulations.  I'm surprised that Bird and Alex gave it 5 stars after listening to their music (their music is Avant-prog, while yours was definitely Symphonic.)  Still, great work, and I'm looking forward to your next release. Well, Alex and David have some extremely eclectic tastes.  Alex goes on these kicks where he listens to nothing but one kind of music for months, and then all of a sudden that kind of music loses its appeal and its onto something else.  David pretty consistently likes metal, but likes most anything else too. No music ever loses any appeal to me; I like Yes now just as much as I ever have. I like beer, but I don't want it for breakfast (i.e., it has no appeal to me in the morning).

Well, that analogy works if breakfast is anywhere from 1 day to a couple months, and beer is any band or select sub-genre.

I made burritos last night- mashed and fried the pinto beans myself.  

And I had burritos for breakfast this morning.  My plumbing should be like a friggin Slip 'n Slide soon enough. 

How are you, Pat?

The Residents are a great way to start any day.

I've finished work until the 4th.  Yey!

Now finally I may find time to hear all those 2009 albums I have yet to hear.  May... it probably won't happen.

Padraic wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: How are you, Pat? Good.  Last day of work until next week, so that's nice. How about yourself?  Nice to be done with school I'll bet.

That's good to hear.

I'm doing well myself, it is really nice to be finally finished with classes especially as the last month or so was ridiculous. I've mainly been relaxing, hanging out with family, listening to music, and working on compositions. I've put so much time and thought into this album it's not even funny.

And sorry it took me a bit to get this message... my internet is acting up pretty badly. It's a wonder I got it to work right now; I had similar problems yesterday. Going to have to see what dad can do about it.

Epignosis wrote: gottagetintogetout wrote: Epignosis wrote: gottagetintogetout wrote: Listened to Epignosis's album today.  I must say, it was pretty good.  It made me want to write my own Prog whenever I get the chance. I am pleased you liked it.   Yeah, I can see why it's so popular around here.  You seem to be getting really good reviews on it, so congratulations.  I'm surprised that Bird and Alex gave it 5 stars after listening to their music (their music is Avant-prog, while yours was definitely Symphonic.)  Still, great work, and I'm looking forward to your next release. Well, Alex and David have some extremely eclectic tastes.  Alex goes on these kicks where he listens to nothing but one kind of music for months, and then all of a sudden that kind of music loses its appeal and its onto something else.  David pretty consistently likes metal, but likes most anything else too.

I don't like "gangsta rap" or "pop" pop, but otherwise, yes. I can usually give almost anything else an honest chance.

It's bluegrass time.