New gal!

Merci is good! A highly underrated album even if it is Magma's worst.

Lizzy wrote: This a very nice Kobaian-French-English dictionary: http://myhome.hanafos.com/~jangminsu/magma/MAGMA-KOBAIAN-dictionary.html In dubito, go here! ;)

I was about to post this when I saw you already had.  Beat me to it by that much!

Logan wrote: Merci is good! A highly underrated album even if it is Magma's worst.

Agreed, but I still think she'd probably do better to hold off on it until after other stuff (unless she gets lucky and finds the box set for a good price. ).

Lizzy wrote: Logan wrote: Then your tastes deteriorated.  What can we bash? Heeeey! What is that supposed to mean? Anyways for starters you can bash Coldplay and U2.

Mind if I bash this?



Not showing for me: http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=wrw6QX4Atx0




Edited by Logan - March 16 2010 at 16:18

Epignosis wrote: Now for the truly important business: favorite Kansas album?

Okay, don't laugh. But Power has a very high sentimental meaning for me, as it was the first  rock album I started listening from my personal initiative. Of course there is Leftoverture, Point of Know Return and even Vinyl Confessions (John has such beautiful vocals, and there are also 3 track with Rrrroger Taylor on backing vocals! Yum!); but as I said Power means a lot to me. It's one of those things that change your life. :P

SaltyJon wrote: Logan, I'm surprised you didn't post this version in the spirit of misheard lyrics:

Hadn't seen that before.

Lizzy wrote: Epignosis wrote: Now for the truly important business: favorite Kansas album? Okay, don't laugh. But Power has a very high sentimental meaning for me, as it was the first  rock album I started listening from my personal initiative. Of course there is Leftoverture, Point of Know Return and even Vinyl Confessions (John has such beautiful vocals, and there are also 3 track with Rrrroger Taylor on backing vocals! Yum!); but as I said Power means a lot to me. It's one of those things that change your life. :P

My favorite album from Kansas isn't that highly regarded either: Somewhere to Elsewhere.  That's my second favorite album of all time.

My first is Tales from Topographic Oceans- greatest album ever made.

Atavachron wrote: great to have you Lizzy.. 5 pages on the first day, could be an all time record for a newbie thread

The highest is 10, you can sort threads by number of replies. This one is getting close to the top though.

lucas wrote: Lizzy wrote: Epignosis wrote: Now for the truly important business: favorite Kansas album? Okay, don't laugh. But Power has a very high sentimental meaning for me, as it was the first  rock album I started listening from my personal initiative. Of course there is Leftoverture, Point of Know Return and even Vinyl Confessions (John has such beautiful vocals, and there are also 3 track with Rrrroger Taylor on backing vocals! Yum!); but as I said Power means a lot to me. It's one of those things that change your life. :P Yes, it's a GOOD album (I don't judge music by its level of "progressiveness"), lots of great melodies. "We're not alone anymore" features a monstruous solo by  the other Steve. So you are probably aware of the band Streets ?

Great call, and I have to say I think "Taking in the View" is a better song than "Dust in the Wind."

Lizzy wrote: Atavachron wrote: great to have you Lizzy.. 5 pages on the first day, could be an all time record for a newbie thread Haha! Thanks! I think the title of the thread was appealing as you don't get that everyday on PA. and they don't even teach us manipulation techniques at Political Science. Anyhow... I am here to learn! And by golly! there's quite a lot to learn!

There is.  I've learned more about interesting music to listen to from this site in a day than I had in a year or more before I found it.