The Wall (1979) vs Operation: Mindcrime (1988)

Cristi wrote: Archisorcerus wrote: ^ Cristi. You can and did say about Ayreon and Arjen Anthony Lucassen anything you like. We never judge(d) your convictions. But, you conduct that behaviour. Always... The vicious cycyle is... obvious if you have an average memory. The previous one began with Hercules's post about how he is not interested in Dream Theater and prefers Haken and Riverside any day. You ridiculed his statement and said that they are influenced by DT. I replied to your posts. And the vicious cycle began... and lasted very long. It always happens concerning my talks with you, especially when there's an obvious dissension... I really hope that "you're done". But I unfortunately highly doubt it. My previous experiences hints the opposite. I don't remember ridiculing anyone. That's a serious accusation.  I don't think I have ever been rude to you, or Hercules.

The Dark Elf wrote: verslibre wrote: The Dark Elf wrote: And in regards to "Comfortably Numb" and "Run Like Hell", there are no songs on Operation: Mindcrime that come even close to that level of greatness. So, there's that.  In my opinion, there are. Livecrime is as epic a concert video as any out there. Plus, there are no vocals on this level to be found on The Wall. Thank god for that. I've never been a fan of caterwauling.

A rare emoji from me for that comment. Vocals "on that level" is ok on 1980's power/hair metal*, but would be a complete abomination on The Wall. Blah

Hercules wrote: I don't recall you being rude. We've disagreed, but that's all.

I wrote in haste there, as I really don't want to go through the same things. I said "You did that.", I meant he ridiculed your view, not him being rude to you or anyone else. Cristi is a nice person. I said it there too.

But, Cristi ridiculed your "view", not you. 

You or Cristi can PM me, if interested. I believe I can find that flow of conversation(s) via a search.

All the best.