Shred XLIX: And then the North Koreans attacked

AMAZING AWESOMENESS OF AWESOMENESS

smartpatrol wrote: AMAZING AWESOMENESS OF AWESOMENESS

Fun

rushfan4 wrote: Just because the three little pig post reminded me of this song.

The animation is good.

I think the reason im not a great  fan of 2000 prog is because most of the bands from that period to on are influenced by prog. I like 70´s prog cause the guys at the time listenned jazz, classical, folk , blues AND rock, thats the real thing. Today you listen to a bunch of prog geeks, sad thing... 

/\ yeah
Although, then I was real stubborn about wanting a guita-bass-drum trio and nothing else. No sax or anything. So i wasn't really paying attention. But now I'm like in love with the band, so yeah, does show that I need not to ignore bands, and even more importantly, be more open minded.

It's good to be open-minded.

smartpatrol wrote: WTF that song is awesome!

Agreed! The Great Deceiver is one of the best tracks on the album.

The Bearded Bard wrote: smartpatrol wrote: WTF that song is awesome! Agreed! The Great Deceiver is one of the best tracks on the album.   That said, the album as a whole isn't that good.

I think it's a great album, but definetly got it's flaws. I think it could've lost some tracks. We'll Let You Know, The Mincer, and the title track. Then it'd be like perfect IMO

smartpatrol wrote: I think it's a great album, but definetly got it's flaws. I think it could've lost some tracks. We'll Let You Know, The Mincer, and the title track. Then it'd be like perfect IMO

It's a good album, but nothing more han a three-star IMO. Too many duds.

Apparently, a mother ordered a chocolate chip cookie with M & M's for her son's birthday party and the baker asked her if she wanted anything special written on it.  Apparently, that was her response.  And she got what she asked for.