Red Mosquito

I just listened to No Code followed by Backspacer followed by S/T. Have new Bose speakers. So, I'll take back some of my criticism about No Code's sound. It's pretty warm and spacious. I'm an ass.

durdencommatyler wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

NoCodeEd wrote:i like our current project best.

it makes much more sense to live in the present tense.

How did he even post that from his typewriter?

time-travel is possible. speaking of which, i need to hurry back to our hide-out in seattle as we get ready to support our project cooked up over this past year (look for that on Feb. 3) and pay attention to the air-waves toward the end of this month.

Vm

NoCodeEd wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

NoCodeEd wrote:i like our current project best.

it makes much more sense to live in the present tense.

How did he even post that from his typewriter?

time-travel is possible. speaking of which, i need to hurry back to our hide-out in seattle as we get ready to support our project cooked up over this past year (look for that on Feb. 3) and pay attention to the air-waves toward the end of this month.

Vm

I'm not sure what time travel has to do with anything. How many dragons are you seeing, pal?

1. Vitalogy
2. No Code
3. Ten
4. Vs.
5. Yield
6. Binaural
7. Pearl Jam
8. Backspacer
9. Riot Act

Yield
No Code
Vitalogy
VS.
Binaural
Ten
Riot Act
Pearl Jam
Backspacer


This pretty much never changes for me at this point.

1. Binaural
2. Vitalogy
3. Versus
4. No Code
5. Yield
6. Riot Act
7. Ten
8. Self-Titled
9. Backspacer

durdencommatyler wrote:

NoCodeEd wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

NoCodeEd wrote:i like our current project best.

it makes much more sense to live in the present tense.

How did he even post that from his typewriter?

time-travel is possible. speaking of which, i need to hurry back to our hide-out in seattle as we get ready to support our project cooked up over this past year (look for that on Feb. 3) and pay attention to the air-waves toward the end of this month.

Vm

I'm not sure what time travel has to do with anything. How many dragons are you seeing, pal?

The shtick is he's Ed from the No Code era who has traveled to our time and decided that joining RM was a good idea. Pretty weak shtick.

It would be fine if the writing was funny.

theplatypus wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

NoCodeEd wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

NoCodeEd wrote:i like our current project best.

it makes much more sense to live in the present tense.

How did he even post that from his typewriter?

time-travel is possible. speaking of which, i need to hurry back to our hide-out in seattle as we get ready to support our project cooked up over this past year (look for that on Feb. 3) and pay attention to the air-waves toward the end of this month.

Vm

I'm not sure what time travel has to do with anything. How many dragons are you seeing, pal?

The shtick is he's Ed from the No Code era who has traveled to our time and decided that joining RM was a good idea. Pretty weak shtick.

Oh, I get it. My schtick is that I don't. See?

Thurman Murman wrote:1. Vitalogy
2. No Code
3. Ten
4. Vs.
5. Yield
6. Binaural
7. Pearl Jam
8. Backspacer
9. Riot Act

Great username and avatar. I thought about using Davie Hogan (Lardass) from Stand by Me.

1. Binaural
2. Yield
3. Vitalogy
4. Vs
5. Ten
6. Riot Act
7. Pearl Jam
8. No Code
9. Backspacer

Vitalogy
No Code
Ten
Yield
Riot Act
VS
Binaural
Don't
Matter

Binaural and Riot Act flip-flop a lot, but VS is always one step ahead and one step behind each.

Vitalogy
Binaural
Yield
No Code
Ten
Vs
Riot Act
Pearl Jam
Backspacer

I seriously don't get the Vitalogy love. Yes, as an album it might be very consistent but the highs on the succeeding albums up until Riot Act easily eclipse the highs on Vitalogy.

Sigerson wrote:I seriously don't get the Vitalogy love. Yes, as an album it might be very consistent but the highs on the succeeding albums up until Riot Act easily eclipse the highs on Vitalogy.

cliche "whole is greater than the sums of its parts" post goes here

turned2black wrote:

Sigerson wrote:I seriously don't get the Vitalogy love. Yes, as an album it might be very consistent but the highs on the succeeding albums up until Riot Act easily eclipse the highs on Vitalogy.

cliche "whole is greater than the sums of its parts" post goes here

Eh, it's still kinda boring as an album. I like it but it's not an album I keep coming back to. I like the "experimental" songs but I wish they were more fully realized.

Sigerson wrote:

turned2black wrote:

Sigerson wrote:I seriously don't get the Vitalogy love. Yes, as an album it might be very consistent but the highs on the succeeding albums up until Riot Act easily eclipse the highs on Vitalogy.

cliche "whole is greater than the sums of its parts" post goes here

Eh, it's still kinda boring as an album. I like it but it's not an album I keep coming back to. I like the "experimental" songs but I wish they were more fully realized.

Boring? That's crazy. Satan's Bed by itself makes the album unboringable. (I made up a word.)

also the highs on vitalogy are better than the highs on every record that follows. It's basically an untouchable group of songs.

Stip wrote:also the highs on vitalogy are better than the highs on every record that follows. It's basically an untouchable group of songs.

that's simply not true

yes it is.