The Shred Room II (with extra youth)

MovingPictures07 wrote: moreitsythanyou wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: moreitsythanyou wrote: Actually I think the linear cannon between the two albums is Amnesiac then Kid A. I have a whole complex theory of the two albums that I don't want to get in to. They're basically 2 sides of the same coin with different perspectives. Hmm, that's understandable and would definitely rationalize the reason for the rapid change in sound between OKC and Kid A. If you don't want to get into it, fine, but now you have me intrigued. I'm afraid I might sound a bit silly, but it seems like Amnesiac is some terrible thing happening and Kid A is society watching it happen in a way. That's an interesting way of looking at it. I know Kid A seems to have a more rigid concept/story behind it though, whereas I'm not familiar if Amnesiac has a similar base to it. Does it?

It seems like Amnesiac gains more cohesion musically than lyrically but it's much less rigid than even Kid A

moreitsythanyou wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: moreitsythanyou wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: moreitsythanyou wrote: Actually I think the linear cannon between the two albums is Amnesiac then Kid A. I have a whole complex theory of the two albums that I don't want to get in to. They're basically 2 sides of the same coin with different perspectives. Hmm, that's understandable and would definitely rationalize the reason for the rapid change in sound between OKC and Kid A. If you don't want to get into it, fine, but now you have me intrigued. I'm afraid I might sound a bit silly, but it seems like Amnesiac is some terrible thing happening and Kid A is society watching it happen in a way. That's an interesting way of looking at it. I know Kid A seems to have a more rigid concept/story behind it though, whereas I'm not familiar if Amnesiac has a similar base to it. Does it? It seems like Amnesiac gains more cohesion musically than lyrically but it's much less rigid than even Kid A

Yeah, that sounds acceptable.

NaturalScience wrote: Wow.  They really will hand out that star to just about anyone.     Just kidding, Alex, congratulations!   Very well deserved!

Thanks, Pat.

I'm celebrating with The Bedlam in Goliath.

I made a review of that MONTHS ago but accidentally put it under my old screenname. I need to get those reviews scrapped and redo them, especially that album since I love it so much.

moreitsythanyou wrote: Congrats on star 4! also

Thanks, Dan.

Oh, btw, does your Album List still close on the 17th? I may try to convince some other people to do it.

LinusW wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: LinusW wrote: Nice fourth star, son. You've done well. *giving you a pat on the shoulder* Haha, thanks, Linus. What's up? Reviewificatilating. Area - Crac! Tough one, but one that needs to be written

Awesome.

I really need to hear that one.

NaturalScience wrote: LinusW wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: LinusW wrote: Nice fourth star, son. You've done well. *giving you a pat on the shoulder* Haha, thanks, Linus. What's up? Reviewificatilating. Area - Crac! Tough one, but one that needs to be written I'm feeling that one's gonna be a fiver.

Really?

Nah, 3 stars, and that's me being generous

birdwithteeth11 wrote: Hey there peeps.

Hey, man. How are you?

I'm doing just fine. Chilling, listening to music, and enjoying my chocolate and peanut butter ice cream. Yummy.

Alex, I told ya you'd become a Prog Reviewer. I wasn't kidding around when I said that you know.

Ah well.
You'll still lower down the ranks than me.
Which is all good