Shred's Ninth: We enter, drunk with fire

harmonium.ro wrote: BTW are any of you Aussies going to Mars Volta?

I may be going to TMV with a girl I know (), but I don't really like them much. + I hardly have the money for the ticket she's selling.

Seeya Gabriel, take care

Tsevir Leirbag wrote: Ciao, fellows See you

I would get Frances The Mute if you wanted to hear more of them. Unfortunately, they're sliding a slippery downhill slope lately.

Epignosis wrote: Wait a minute. "I loved that album when I was thirteen years old," says Wilson of Marillion's debut. Let's do the math...Wilson was born 1967 (so says Wikipedia and "Time Flies").  Script for a Jester's Tear came out in March of 1983. That means Wilson was at least sixteen when the album came out. Huh. I am being pointlessly pretentious. Like my children. I need to go to sleep.

HE'S A LIAR

MovingPictures07 wrote: Epignosis wrote: Wait a minute. "I loved that album when I was thirteen years old," says Wilson of Marillion's debut. Let's do the math...Wilson was born 1967 (so says Wikipedia and "Time Flies").  Script for a Jester's Tear came out in March of 1983. That means Wilson was at least sixteen when the album came out. Huh. I am being pointlessly pretentious. Like my children. I need to go to sleep. HE'S A GENIUS

Chris H wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Chris H wrote: I would get Frances The Mute if you wanted to hear more of them. Unfortunately, they're sliding a slippery downhill slope lately. I think the exact opposite. 1. Bedlam in Goliath 2. Octahedron 3. Amputechture 4. Deloused 5. Frances the Mute   My opinion is: 1. Frances The Mute 2. Deloused 3. Bedlam 4. Amputechture Haven't heard Octahedron yet.   Have we ever disagreed about music before? Is this the part where the world implodes?

I'm not sure.

*waits* Nothing yet.

Chris H wrote: I can feel ya on that order though, Frances The Mute is one of those "hit or miss" type of albums. It's just like me with Rock Bottom...I listen to it and think "People like this sh*t? For real?"

I actually enjoyed Frances, but I don't think I could give it more than 3 or 3.5 stars. Some parts just aren't as enjoyable and I feel like the noise can be annoying if you're not in the mood for it.

I really love TMV though. Octa, Bedlam, and Amp all get 5 stars using the 5-star scale (though in reality, they're all slightly different and Amp barely makes it as a 4.5). Deloused gets 4.


Edited by MovingPictures07 - January 11 2010 at 22:22

A Person wrote: For me Deloused will always be my favorite.

progkidjoel wrote: Deloused has an incredibly unique atmosphere; I'll give it that.

That is most of the reason I like it.

Frances is good, but I have to be in the right mood for long atmospheric tracks that sometimes don't have a lot going on.