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Posted: August 02 2015 at 07:53
Moogtron III wrote:
Deep psychology here I feel like the forum hippie here myself, saying everything's groovy and let's all have peace with another and why don't we all shake hands?
and I'm the forum terrorist.. I suppose I've always been. Instead of targeting the forum leadership as I did in Mick v.1.. now I'm into going after the gen. pop.
McThought of the day
from music arises passion...from passion arises conflict...
boring forums suck...
The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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Posted: August 02 2015 at 07:59
Well, I didn't see much yawning anymore the last few months on the forum. The polls adrenalize us all.
Right, music is all about passion. Even rationalizing, reasonable, considerate, structure loving people like me, suddenly turn out to have a heart after all.
Hurray for Mick version 2. I have more trust in you than in Windows version 10
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Posted: August 02 2015 at 08:05
Moogtron III wrote:
Well, I didn't see much yawning anymore the last few months on the forum. The polls adrenalize us all.
Right, music is all about passion. Even rationalizing, reasonable, considerate, structure loving people like me, suddenly turn out to have a heart after all.
Hurray for Mick version 2. I have more trust in you than in Windows version 10
yeah...I'll be packing my Desert Eagle for the Supertramp-Le Orme poll next weekend.. in that one blood will flow Le Orme will go down but in a blaze of glory..
I get to be William Holden here... who wants to be Borgnine???
by god this movie sounds even better than a Judas Priest album on the stereo system at full blast
Edited by micky - August 02 2015 at 08:06
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Posted: August 02 2015 at 09:18
Even some of the words on that PT album aren't bad. It's a great little crossover album and even The Sound of Muzak doesn't plumb the depths of self-pity that Fear of a Blank Planet does.
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Posted: August 02 2015 at 09:31
TGM: Orb wrote:
Even some of the words on that PT album aren't bad. It's a great little crossover album and even The Sound of Muzak doesn't plumb the depths of self-pity that Fear of a Blank Planet does.
funny enough.. it was SWilson's voice that drew me to this album.. my first exposure to PT.
Seems I got onto the PT wagon just as the wheels were falling off.. Raff likes Deadwing.. I thought it was.. ehhh... just OK.. but both of us think...quite the less.. of the final PT albums.
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Posted: August 02 2015 at 09:55
micky wrote:
Moogtron III wrote:
Well, I didn't see much yawning anymore the last few months on the forum. The polls adrenalize us all.
Right, music is all about passion. Even rationalizing, reasonable, considerate, structure loving people like me, suddenly turn out to have a heart after all.
Hurray for Mick version 2. I have more trust in you than in Windows version 10
yeah...I'll be packing my Desert Eagle for the Supertramp-Le Orme poll next weekend.. in that one blood will flow Le Orme will go down but in a blaze of glory..
I get to be William Holden here... who wants to be Borgnine???
by god this movie sounds even better than a Judas Priest album on the stereo system at full blast
I'm up for that. One hell of a film. That said, I'm kinda gonna need all my bullets for The Rotters Club vs. Rush poll.
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Posted: August 03 2015 at 13:17
I want to like Symphony X, but They don't quite work for me. Funny when all the individual components of a song seem okay but the end result doesn't quite work. In Absentia is one of my favorite recordings now. Nothing like discovering a band years after their 'hiatus'.
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Posted: August 03 2015 at 17:34
Moogtron III wrote:
Deep psychology here I feel like the forum hippie here myself, saying everything's groovy and let's all have peace with another and why don't we all shake hands?
Not if you make me listen to any more Symphony X. Not that they don't do what they do well but I simply do not like those, or indeed any, Dioish vocals.
PT don't enthuse me greatly either.
Norwegian Blue this poll.
PT.
Andrew B
“Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read.” ― Julius Henry Marx
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Posted: August 04 2015 at 02:14
t d wombat wrote:
Moogtron III wrote:
Deep psychology here I feel like the forum hippie here myself, saying everything's groovy and let's all have peace with another and why don't we all shake hands?
Not if you make me listen to any more Symphony X. Not that they don't do what they do well but I simply do not like those, or indeed any, Dioish vocals.
Right, every hippie has his break point, I suppose
I don't know, Symphony X, a bit too much heavy cliches.
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Posted: August 04 2015 at 19:43
dr wu23 wrote:
In Absentia big time...................comparing Symp X to PT is like comparing The Carpenters to Genesis.
Wow ... 2nd time the Carpenters have made it onto these hallowed pages in the last 24 hours. Why only yesterday, that supposed wild man of the jungle Micky professed his hidden passion. Oh lord, what is to become of us. Barry Manilow ?
Edited by t d wombat - August 05 2015 at 18:21
Andrew B
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Posted: August 04 2015 at 20:12
PT
Dig me...But don't...Bury me I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.
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Moogtron III wrote:
Not that they don't do what they do well but I simply do not like those, or indeed any, Dioish vocals. 
