Shred's Ninth: We enter, drunk with fire

Ricochet wrote: Epignosis wrote: Ricochet wrote: I think two Jehovah Witnesses ladies just stopped by my door, telling me to love (or be loving)  every day, and not just when I feel like it, as it is one of Jesus' commandments (they mentioned a specific verse, but it went through one ear and out the other that very moment).  Did you not offer them some Watchtower?  I never thought of buying metal for such practical purposes. But now really: I didn't even reply my usual, about love being crap and such. I lied that I'm doing my best, and they still "oh no no no, you have to love each second of your draining life". F.U. then, lady!

I'd be like, "I love beer each second. That's got to count for something." 

I was rather thinking about the awkward situation. I've been hearing about this band for so long that it's even shameful that I've been so lazy. And what if it gets into my top five of 2009? I've already posted my top everywhere. Anyway, I'm curious.

BTW: is there anything to be explained 'bout love? It just happens

Robert, great OK Computer review But how about the "Karma Police" video? That also had a huge impact on me.


Edited by harmonium.ro - December 30 2009 at 06:40

Rob, plz to bash Kid A as ferociously as you can, next. 

Listening to the new Byron; it's a grower. I would have been disappointed of myself, had I not liked it. 

harmonium.ro wrote: Robert, great OK Computer review But how about the "Karma Police" video? That also had a huge impact on me.

Thanks!    I actually do not remember seeing that video.  I'll have to pull it up sometime.

Here it is:

harmonium.ro wrote: Cool, I hope you like that album Rob. Also, I want to recommend you this: http://www.byronmusic.ro/ I just got this band added to Crossover. You can listen on their homepage to all their albums in full and for free, and I'd recommend "Forbidden Drama" (the one with the eye on the cover). From all the people on PA, I think they'd suit your tastes the best.

I appreciate the leads. 

Allow me to make a few recommendations of my own:

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=24191
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=25873
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=22077

SaltyJon wrote: A Person wrote: I like it, I'll need multiple listens to tell how much, preferably someone quiet. I have only heard one Art Zoyd album, but I think I like that better than Univers Zero so far. I might prefer Present to UZ, but I've only listened to 2 albums by each band, one listen per album so far.  Both definitely require more listening.

I sort of felt that way initially, but now UZ is just miles beyond Present for me.  I found Certitudes a bit boring.

Padraic wrote: Epignosis wrote: Ricochet wrote: Rob, plz to bash Kid A as ferociously as you can, next.  Kid A = 2 stars.  I do not get the praise surrounding that mess. Me neither.

Got some Radiohead for Christmas. The Bends was pretty dire on a first listen. Don't remember being too concerned by Kid A. Liked some of the other stuff.

I rather like OK Computer. Perhaps I will listen to it today, I need something to do while I have this cold. :(