Re: Round 1F: Grievance vs. Comatose vs. Crazy Mary
Posted: Thu February 11, 2016 5:42 pm
"Comatose" is probably the best PRAMG song. Which means it still doesn't have a shot against a Binaural track.
Yeah, fuck you buddy!durdencommatyler wrote:heyfuckyou guytragabigzanda wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:People love resting their heads on my lap. I'm very comfy.PHATJ wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:I've got a bottle of wine in my bag with our names on it, friend.PHATJ wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:I hate Comatose so much.
Grievance.I'm with ya. And that's just another reason to love me, Joey.
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This is spot on for me. Comatose is a sometimes song for me.darth_vedder wrote:Grievance, and it's not close. Although, I change my mind about Comatose. Sometimes I kinda like it, and sometimes I don't.
And let's not forget the Letterman performance. Which is probably still the best they ever were on that show.Kevin Davis wrote:"Grievance" without hesitation. I agree that the studio version is a bit stilted but it's been done right so many times since that that hardly seems like a strike against it. "Comatose" is fine, but not in the upper echelon of PJ rockers.
Which really says something about the song. I have to give it that.E.H. Ruddock wrote:What we've learned in this thread: you either love Comatose or you hate it.
I'm in the middle. I like the music, and the interplay between Stone and Mike. In general, S/T is a really nice guitar rock album, and the band is playing really well. As is all too common in the PRAMG era, Ed is the song killer for me. Sounds like he's trying to squeeze a turd out.durdencommatyler wrote:Which really says something about the song. I have to give it that.E.H. Ruddock wrote:What we've learned in this thread: you either love Comatose or you hate it.
darth_vedder wrote:I'm in the middle. I like the music, and the interplay between Stone and Mike. In general, S/T is a really nice guitar rock album, and the band is playing really well. As is all too common in the PRAMG era, Ed is the song killer for me. Sounds like he's trying to squeeze a turd out.durdencommatyler wrote:Which really says something about the song. I have to give it that.E.H. Ruddock wrote:What we've learned in this thread: you either love Comatose or you hate it.
darth_vedder wrote:I'm in the middle. I like the music, and the interplay between Stone and Mike. In general, S/T is a really nice guitar rock album, and the band is playing really well. As is all too common in the PRAMG era, Ed is the song killer for me. Sounds like he's trying to squeeze a turd out.durdencommatyler wrote:Which really says something about the song. I have to give it that.E.H. Ruddock wrote:What we've learned in this thread: you either love Comatose or you hate it.
tragabigzanda wrote:darth_vedder wrote:I'm in the middle. I like the music, and the interplay between Stone and Mike. In general, S/T is a really nice guitar rock album, and the band is playing really well. As is all too common in the PRAMG era, Ed is the song killer for me. Sounds like he's trying to squeeze a turd out.durdencommatyler wrote:Which really says something about the song. I have to give it that.E.H. Ruddock wrote:What we've learned in this thread: you either love Comatose or you hate it.
Love the way Ed sounds on most of S/T. No turds.darth_vedder wrote:I'm in the middle. I like the music, and the interplay between Stone and Mike. In general, S/T is a really nice guitar rock album, and the band is playing really well. As is all too common in the PRAMG era, Ed is the song killer for me. Sounds like he's trying to squeeze a turd out.durdencommatyler wrote:Which really says something about the song. I have to give it that.E.H. Ruddock wrote:What we've learned in this thread: you either love Comatose or you hate it.