Re: Dark Matter: Official Album Thread
Posted: Fri March 22, 2024 9:34 pm
The guy we've been talking about in the last few posts
epilogue wrote:WHO THE FUCK IS JAMES

Why notbluestate wrote:Jorge, I don't think this is a group experience. We can't hate James with you.
Good point, I got no reason why not. Have at it then.Jorge wrote:Why notbluestate wrote:Jorge, I don't think this is a group experience. We can't hate James with you.
Thank you for taking one for the team.Lmdmusic wrote:wow that was torture........ 42 minutes of mumbling about nothing at all album related,
Scared of fear , a knock you down type song , very powerful
React and respond , a police meets devo rocker
Wreckage a Tom Petty rocking acoustic number
Waiting for Stevie , very old school Pj and Soundgarden sound and state of love and trust
Something Special , about 19 year old daughter
Setting Sun reminded him of a pulp record? very earthy , explodes into a crescendo
Mentions other tracks , doesn't give details
First half very fast , Second half is slower
Yea im not ordering all 27 variants.Strat wrote:im gonna order every version
I was with you when they came out. I hated no code and was so disappointed that my favorite band purposefully shit the bed to tamp down some of their success and eds whiney neil young vocals drove me nuts. but over the years i grew to love those albums and his vocals. after yield came out I went back to no code and it ended up as one of my favorites. really from ten through riot act i only ever skipped mankind (which im okay with now) and stupid mop. every other song/filler i really liked to loved. then starting with ST that was no morestip wrote:I'm mean overall the No Code - Binaural run is the period of Ed's vocals I like the least. It's the nasal Neil Young period. But it's always still Ed. This is a building that starts with a 12th story basementepilogue wrote:stip wrote:Ed's voice is okay on In Hiding.epilogue wrote:Totally, I get that. For me it's the lyrics that really separate it. Faithfull has great lyrics as well, but In Hiding speaks much more to my own personal experience. I also just adore Ed's vocals (sorry stip).bodysnatcher wrote:I fully realize people love In Hiding and understand its appeal. I’ve just never liked it, it does absolutely nothing for me. Faithfull is the same formula and 10,000x better.
Faithful - issues with vocal. good lyrics
In Hiding - issues with lyrics. good vocals![]()
HUZZAH!
Why did I think all these years you hated Ed's vocals in In Hiding?
I bet 15 years ago you would have!Strat wrote:Yea im not ordering all 27 variants.Strat wrote:im gonna order every version
15 years ago i didnt have a player! Also why i cancelled my beneroya order before it shipped.Noaheb wrote:I bet 15 years ago you would have!Strat wrote:Yea im not ordering all 27 variants.Strat wrote:im gonna order every version
Verbal diarrhea ties in nicely to "Running"Noaheb wrote:I was with you when they came out. I hated no code and was so disappointed that my favorite band purposefully shit the bed to tamp down some of their success and eds whiney neil young vocals drove me nuts. but over the years i grew to love those albums and his vocals. after yield came out I went back to no code and it ended up as one of my favorites. really from ten through riot act i only ever skipped mankind (which im okay with now) and stupid mop. every other song/filler i really liked to loved. then starting with ST that was no morestip wrote:I'm mean overall the No Code - Binaural run is the period of Ed's vocals I like the least. It's the nasal Neil Young period. But it's always still Ed. This is a building that starts with a 12th story basementepilogue wrote:stip wrote:Ed's voice is okay on In Hiding.epilogue wrote:Totally, I get that. For me it's the lyrics that really separate it. Faithfull has great lyrics as well, but In Hiding speaks much more to my own personal experience. I also just adore Ed's vocals (sorry stip).bodysnatcher wrote:I fully realize people love In Hiding and understand its appeal. I’ve just never liked it, it does absolutely nothing for me. Faithfull is the same formula and 10,000x better.
Faithful - issues with vocal. good lyrics
In Hiding - issues with lyrics. good vocals![]()
HUZZAH!
Why did I think all these years you hated Ed's vocals in In Hiding?...but then gigaton!! and maybe even dark matter?! i still cant believe they were able to pull me back in after BS and LB. not to mention this fucking board still being alive and with a whole lot of the same dingus' incessantly posting their verbal diarrhea to anyone that will listen!
it was like one post above yours n00bepilogue wrote:Oh, it's a link someone posted earlier. Weird that no one could just SAY THAT.
no problem, was hoping for moreRockPusher wrote:Thank you for taking one for the team.Lmdmusic wrote:wow that was torture........ 42 minutes of mumbling about nothing at all album related,
Scared of fear , a knock you down type song , very powerful
React and respond , a police meets devo rocker
Wreckage a Tom Petty rocking acoustic number
Waiting for Stevie , very old school Pj and Soundgarden sound and state of love and trust
Something Special , about 19 year old daughter
Setting Sun reminded him of a pulp record? very earthy , explodes into a crescendo
Mentions other tracks , doesn't give details
First half very fast , Second half is slower
Everyone takes notes on the notes app now. Paper and pen obsolete…except in this circumstance.RockPusher wrote:Hard to believe there was no one at the UK event taking notes.