Re: Lightning Bolt - October 15
Posted: Thu July 25, 2013 12:45 pm
60% ToolLounge Lizard wrote:Thejambi wrote:...Say is your nickname Tool related?
40% Pee Wee's Playhouse
60% ToolLounge Lizard wrote:Thejambi wrote:...Say is your nickname Tool related?
Lounge Lizard wrote:Say is your nickname Tool related?Thejambi wrote:...
Sgt. Crackpot wrote:Lounge Lizard wrote:Say is your nickname Tool related?Thejambi wrote:...I just thought he was from Indonesia.

dimejinky99 wrote:RM.
when we're good, we're great
WtOB? wrote:dimejinky99 wrote:RM.
when we're good, we're great

Thejambi wrote:WtOB? wrote:dimejinky99 wrote:RM.
when we're good, we're great

WtOB? wrote:Thejambi wrote:WtOB? wrote:dimejinky99 wrote:RM.
when we're good, we're great

Reminded me of that moment in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas when Nixon's face flew out of the TV screenThejambi wrote:WtOB? wrote:dimejinky99 wrote:RM.
when we're good, we're great
Thejambi wrote:WtOB? wrote:Thejambi wrote:WtOB? wrote:dimejinky99 wrote:RM.
when we're good, we're great

WtOB? wrote:Stone Temple Pilots, maybe. Because they are awful.
The artist I was most offended by (I'm not sure why because there are so many greats listed there) was Fiona Apple.melonhead4 wrote:WtOB? wrote:Stone Temple Pilots, maybe. Because they are awful.
Purple is a great album, and no way is BS better than Superunkown...The rest I agree with for the most part
I love her as an artist, and her two middle albums are really good, but again I wouldn't enjoy listening to them from start to finish as much as Backspacer. I do think the top 4-5 songs on Extraordinary Machines would be better than the best songs on Backspacer.WtOB? wrote:The artist I was most offended by (I'm not sure why because there are so many greats listed there) was Fiona Apple.melonhead4 wrote:WtOB? wrote:Stone Temple Pilots, maybe. Because they are awful.
Purple is a great album, and no way is BS better than Superunkown...The rest I agree with for the most part
this post didn't go unnoticedBurtReynolds wrote:A Day in the Life of RM in Three Acts.
1: Stip says something insane whispered to him by some impossibly absurd horror from the void, in defense of Backspacer. The Old Gods, long thought frozen in the depths of the cosmos, are stirring.
2. The terrified masses, driven to a frothing rage by curses spat from The Beast's now tentacled mouth, attack in a vain attempt to cast out the demon. Meanwhile, the chorus sings "I kinda like The Fixer", thus breaking the seventh seal.
3. The horrifying truth of our pointless existence becomes that much clearer, and, as one, we step farther out on to the ledge...
--- wrote:this post didn't go unnoticedBurtReynolds wrote:A Day in the Life of RM in Three Acts.
1: Stip says something insane whispered to him by some impossibly absurd horror from the void, in defense of Backspacer. The Old Gods, long thought frozen in the depths of the cosmos, are stirring.
2. The terrified masses, driven to a frothing rage by curses spat from The Beast's now tentacled mouth, attack in a vain attempt to cast out the demon. Meanwhile, the chorus sings "I kinda like The Fixer", thus breaking the seventh seal.
3. The horrifying truth of our pointless existence becomes that much clearer, and, as one, we step farther out on to the ledge...
whatever he replies, we'll take as YES.dimejinky99 wrote:--- wrote:this post didn't go unnoticedBurtReynolds wrote:A Day in the Life of RM in Three Acts.
1: Stip says something insane whispered to him by some impossibly absurd horror from the void, in defense of Backspacer. The Old Gods, long thought frozen in the depths of the cosmos, are stirring.
2. The terrified masses, driven to a frothing rage by curses spat from The Beast's now tentacled mouth, attack in a vain attempt to cast out the demon. Meanwhile, the chorus sings "I kinda like The Fixer", thus breaking the seventh seal.
3. The horrifying truth of our pointless existence becomes that much clearer, and, as one, we step farther out on to the ledge...
Wow. That's awesome.
Does burt write fiction? I'd read it.