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digster wrote:

Lament wrote:

digster wrote:PJ has never gone too far off the beaten path of their style. I don't really see any of their albums being so bizarre to their fanbase that they'd be unwilling to judge it on the merits.

I agree with you, but I've come to realize a lot of people feel quite the opposite and think they've covered vast stylistic ground.

To this day I still think Ten is the album that most sticks out as being stylistically different from the rest.

I think they've definitely made transitions, but as to stip's point, I can't see someone who loves Riot Act listening to it, and then putting on S/T and having it be so far from the band they just listened to that they can't even see the songs for what they are.

Lament wrote:

96583UP wrote:

This post is pure genius.

stip wrote:

digster wrote:

Lament wrote:

digster wrote:PJ has never gone too far off the beaten path of their style. I don't really see any of their albums being so bizarre to their fanbase that they'd be unwilling to judge it on the merits.

I agree with you, but I've come to realize a lot of people feel quite the opposite and think they've covered vast stylistic ground.

To this day I still think Ten is the album that most sticks out as being stylistically different from the rest.

I think they've definitely made transitions, but as to stip's point, I can't see someone who loves Riot Act listening to it, and then putting on S/T and having it be so far from the band they just listened to that they can't even see the songs for what they are.

No? You read that happening constantly around here. What else explains that?

warehouse wrote:

stip wrote:

digster wrote:

Lament wrote:

digster wrote:PJ has never gone too far off the beaten path of their style. I don't really see any of their albums being so bizarre to their fanbase that they'd be unwilling to judge it on the merits.

I agree with you, but I've come to realize a lot of people feel quite the opposite and think they've covered vast stylistic ground.

To this day I still think Ten is the album that most sticks out as being stylistically different from the rest.

I think they've definitely made transitions, but as to stip's point, I can't see someone who loves Riot Act listening to it, and then putting on S/T and having it be so far from the band they just listened to that they can't even see the songs for what they are.

No? You read that happening constantly around here. What else explains that?

people wouldnt exaggerate on the internet...would they?

cutuphalfdead wrote:Aye Diarrhea

EJ wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Aye Diarrhea

Stick to the Lightning Boweled script, Chud.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

EJ wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Aye Diarrhea

Stick to the Lightning Boweled script, Chud.

Don't tell me what to do.