SR XLVIII: Our Jimmies Are Eternal

Fox On The Rocks wrote: The Truth wrote: Fox On The Rocks wrote: The Truth wrote: Fox On The Rocks wrote: The Truth wrote: Soma may be my favorite song on the album. :O I WALK BY MICE ELF AS I'VE ALWAYS FELT So let the sadness come again On that you can depend on me, yeah Until the bitter, bitter end of the world, yeah When god sleeps in bliss Those lines use to leave such an impression on me, still does of course, but at the time I hadn't heard something so powerful and emotional, especially with that guitar solo beforehand. Man, those guys could really play. No joke, that angsty stuff really helped me through some tough times. Man, I felt the same way too. Pumpkins were really important to me a couple years back. I still love them of course, but I don't have that same relation and emotional connection with their lyrics as much anymore. I adore Billy's poetry, always will, but I'm different now then I was back then, you know. I kind of miss frequently listening to the Pumpkins - they have this very uplifting nostalgia that I get out of their music. I love dat feel. You pick up his poetry book, Blinking With Fists? No, I probably should. Thanks for reminding me that it even existed. Do you have a copy?

Yeah, it's not fantastic, but it's definitely a fun read. Very Corgan-esque.

The Truth wrote: Fox On The Rocks wrote: The Truth wrote: Fox On The Rocks wrote: The Truth wrote: Fox On The Rocks wrote: The Truth wrote: Soma may be my favorite song on the album. :O I WALK BY MICE ELF AS I'VE ALWAYS FELT So let the sadness come again On that you can depend on me, yeah Until the bitter, bitter end of the world, yeah When god sleeps in bliss Those lines use to leave such an impression on me, still does of course, but at the time I hadn't heard something so powerful and emotional, especially with that guitar solo beforehand. Man, those guys could really play. No joke, that angsty stuff really helped me through some tough times. Man, I felt the same way too. Pumpkins were really important to me a couple years back. I still love them of course, but I don't have that same relation and emotional connection with their lyrics as much anymore. I adore Billy's poetry, always will, but I'm different now then I was back then, you know. I kind of miss frequently listening to the Pumpkins - they have this very uplifting nostalgia that I get out of their music. I love dat feel. You pick up his poetry book, Blinking With Fists? No, I probably should. Thanks for reminding me that it even existed. Do you have a copy? Yeah, it's not fantastic, but it's definitely a fun read. Very Corgan-esque.

Yeah, I shall check it out - it seems interesting. I'll see if it's in stores, if not, I'll just order it online.

I have yet to listen to a motW album more than once that isn't part the second.

The first track is probably my most favoritable song Toby ever did.

i frgot. Are u from Norway or sweeden?

I wonder what Chia Pet seeds taste like

the only shredder online is aginor

Edited by smartpatrol - June 23 2012 at 01:55

A Person wrote: The first track is probably my most favoritable song Toby ever did.

smartpatrol wrote: aginor wrote: have you heard of Chroma Key ??, you might like it    no, what do you reccomend?

i just recomend to listen to them, i am no expert on them but the music is calm and very good to relax to also some wonderfull ambience and electronical elements, and very progressive music,

It's bizzare when I remember that Steve Jobs is dead. It's not like he was a huge idol to me. I use iTunes and I used to use an iPod, but that's it. I do respect him for his contribution to the computing world, though. But he was never a huge part in my life. yet, it's weird thinking that we live in a world without Steve Jobs. It's just bizzare.