Re: Lightning Bolt - October 15
Posted: Thu September 19, 2013 12:01 am
Nah, can't happen.stip wrote:Now we get to see if s/t enters its cocoon one backspacer from the trash heap and emerge a beautiful binaural/riot act
Nah, can't happen.stip wrote:Now we get to see if s/t enters its cocoon one backspacer from the trash heap and emerge a beautiful binaural/riot act
dimejinky99 wrote:900
We'll be we'll over 2000 pages before this record gets released.
Scary.
Wash your mouth out, son.Thejambi wrote:Riot Act is below average.
harmless wrote:I've just realised I don't drive and I want to be able to drive around with this album like I did with my dad when I was a kid.
Pendulum is what I want the mostharmless wrote:Wash your mouth out, son.Thejambi wrote:Riot Act is below average.
GUYS do you realise we still have 'Infallible' on its way?
To get that Riot Act filth out, absolutely.harmless wrote:Wash your mouth out, son.Thejambi wrote:Riot Act is below average.
GUYS do you realise we still have 'Infallible' on its way?
harmless wrote:Not to all the other laymen who hate it, apparently.dimejinky99 wrote:harmless wrote:So I should just shut up about my opinion? I'm hardly the only one here who doesn't like Inside Job, dime. Not a single band member in PJ is a poet so that's pretty irrelevant.dimejinky99 wrote:Harmless, I'm in the majority here
Like the millions of wannabe poets who scribbled in journals til about 16 - 18, inside job speaks to us.
We didn't all get good at it yanno!?
No never! But inside job is good stuff to us laymenBut as I say, I don't hate it, I just don't like its lyrics except for on days when I'm feeling particularly sentimental. Thing is, Sirens will work for me even when I'm not. I'll be able to sit outside in the street considering whether to throw myself in front of a bus with this song in my headphones. That's not Inside Job.
He won't care there's a new PJ album out now but it was a real bonding experience when I was young.Thejambi wrote:harmless wrote:I've just realised I don't drive and I want to be able to drive around with this album like I did with my dad when I was a kid.
dimejinky99 wrote:harmless wrote:Not to all the other laymen who hate it, apparently.dimejinky99 wrote:harmless wrote:So I should just shut up about my opinion? I'm hardly the only one here who doesn't like Inside Job, dime. Not a single band member in PJ is a poet so that's pretty irrelevant.dimejinky99 wrote:Harmless, I'm in the majority here
Like the millions of wannabe poets who scribbled in journals til about 16 - 18, inside job speaks to us.
We didn't all get good at it yanno!?
No never! But inside job is good stuff to us laymenBut as I say, I don't hate it, I just don't like its lyrics except for on days when I'm feeling particularly sentimental. Thing is, Sirens will work for me even when I'm not. I'll be able to sit outside in the street considering whether to throw myself in front of a bus with this song in my headphones. That's not Inside Job.
I'm with you completely. Gonna carve your name in a heart with mine on a tree tomorrow with the date
I wouldn't want to listen to Sirens while driving. I'd probably just drive into a pole.harmless wrote:I've just realised I don't drive and I want to be able to drive around with this album like I did with my dad when I was a kid.
I'm past any disappointment.dimejinky99 wrote:Team. We dodged a bullet not putting too much expectations in so far.
Don't fall at the last hurdle
harmless wrote:He won't care there's a new PJ album out now but it was a real bonding experience when I was young.Thejambi wrote:harmless wrote:I've just realised I don't drive and I want to be able to drive around with this album like I did with my dad when I was a kid.
My dad would be driving, so I guess I'm saying I have utmost trust in the guy. I probably never learned to drive for good reasons...turned2black wrote:I wouldn't want to listen to Sirens while driving. I'd probably just drive into a pole.harmless wrote:I've just realised I don't drive and I want to be able to drive around with this album like I did with my dad when I was a kid.
Thejambi wrote:I'm past any disappointment.dimejinky99 wrote:Team. We dodged a bullet not putting too much expectations in so far.
Don't fall at the last hurdle
Yeah. I went and bought every album up to and including Riot Act in my dad's car, and we'd drive around blaring it out afterwards. And then life just happened and I moved out.... yanno.dimejinky99 wrote:harmless wrote:He won't care there's a new PJ album out now but it was a real bonding experience when I was young.Thejambi wrote:harmless wrote:I've just realised I don't drive and I want to be able to drive around with this album like I did with my dad when I was a kid.
No way. Seriously? That's mad. Cool that he gave you all this in a way though