Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:Nothingman
Nothing as it Seems
Wishlist
Ghost
Smile
Black
Alright
Dissident
Marker In The Sand
Just Breathe
Lightning Bolt

You and I can never get married

Marker In The Sand
Wishlist
Ghost
Black
Dissident
Lightning Bolt
Smile
Just Breathe
Nothing as it Seems
Nothingman

I don't know alright yet.
HAHA
coronavirus!

P.S. what album was Smile on?
coronavirus!

HAHA

Black
Dissident
Nothing man
Lightning Bolt
Alright
Nothing as it Seems
Wishlist
Smile
Marker in the sand
Just Breathe
Ghost

NAIS
Nothingman
Wishlist
Smile
Ghost
Black
Marker in the Sand
Dissident

Pete

sup?

You know what you did.

Not sure I follow.

This is the perfect segway between Quick Escape and Seven O’Clock. It’s atmospheric in the best since. It’s better than a filler, by far, but it’s also a nice decrease in intensity before the beautiful landscape that is Seven O’Clock.

PHATJ wrote:This is the perfect segway

Yes, it is.

Even though this might be my least favorite song on Gigaton (it’s this or Buckle Up), I still fucking love it.
Another track where Ed sounds phenomenal, and the transition this song makes is brilliant.

jeff, could you take out the garbage?

No, JA

you disappointment me every day, jeff

*picks up guitar*

I think the lyrics of this one really hold it back on repeated listens. They're just kind of cheesy to me. Too direct and on the nose.

mikejasond wrote:I think the lyrics of this one really hold it back on repeated listens. They're just kind of cheesy to me. Too direct and on the nose.

It’s only on the nose because of a situation they could not have foreseen.

RockPusher wrote:

mikejasond wrote:I think the lyrics of this one really hold it back on repeated listens. They're just kind of cheesy to me. Too direct and on the nose.

It’s only on the nose because of a situation they could not have foreseen.

Ha, honestly I've been unable to step back enough from where we are to have this very obvious thought on my own.

mikejasond wrote:I think the lyrics of this one really hold it back on repeated listens. They're just kind of cheesy to me. Too direct and on the nose.

Worst review ever

PHATJ wrote:Even though this might be my least favorite song on Gigaton (it’s this or Buckle Up), I still fucking love it.
Another track where Ed sounds phenomenal, and the transition this song makes is brilliant.

No track on the album gains as much from a full album listen as this one. Anytime I've sought it out on its own I haven't really liked it very much, but after the pummeling of "Quick Escape" it's a perfect exhale before the mind exercise of "Seven O'Clock."

*I see you said something similar upthread. Agreed.