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no jk im just late

Vompatti wrote: i wekoke up at 16

you mean you have a chance to relive your adolescence?

Vompatti wrote: twseel wrote: Vompatti wrote: i wekoke up at 16 you mean you have a chance to relive your adolescence? yees

i like the 90s

twseel wrote: Vompatti wrote: twseel wrote: Vompatti wrote: i wekoke up at 16 you mean you have a chance to relive your adolescence? yees i like the 90s

i think that was by far my worst decade.

What kind of bad feels ail you?

I've had that feel recently. Melotonin helps.

I once pulled and all-nighter writing an essay and listened to nothing but symphonies while I wrote. 7 or 8 of them I think.

mmmm Van der Graaf Generator is facinatingly groovy, their groove Pocket is huge, some in the band has to have a seacret Motown-love relationship, cause its very 60s Motowny, funky, soul mixed With dissonant, avant garde and art rock.

twseel wrote: Icarium wrote: mmmm Van der Graaf Generator is facinatingly groovy, their groove Pocket is huge, some in the band has to have a seacret Motown-love relationship, cause its very 60s Motowny, funky, soul mixed With dissonant, avant garde and art rock. yes thats what sets them apart from the others, they roll like earth wind n fire behind that anger

you knoW also that Phil Collins is the only one in Genesis Whos a fully fledged jazz musician, and not a classical perc man, as he wips out jazz and funk grooves, and or world Music grooves rather then English folk or classical. the other ffour dudes are from higher social class as Phil in the beggining, also reflects how they play isntrument and what influenced them in the beginning, as they are more well addapt to classical, folk and tradtitonal European and British Music, thats just from observation.

VdGG seems more United in the combined fusinon of groove and dissonance-