Red Mosquito

I think team speeno is winning me over

stip wrote:lament picks Angel

There's several strong teams here so far.

EJ wrote:There's several strong teams here so far.

Yep. Some of these matchups are gonna be brutal.

I must admit I really don't understand the appeal of Angel.

Birds in Hell wrote:I must admit I really don't understand the appeal of Angel.

Me neither. I like the last little bit of vocals but overall its just 'nice'.

Birds in Hell wrote:I must admit I really don't understand the appeal of Angel.

thats kinda how i feel also
i dont hate it by any means, but for me its just ok, though i cant say ive listened to it in a long time, so i will when i listen to these play lists and see how i feel about it now

I was surprised to see Who You Are taken so late. Quite a catalog these guys have.

Birds in Hell wrote:I must admit I really don't understand the appeal of Angel.

Evocative. Beautiful. Emotional. Unburdened. Melodic. Full. Round. A beautiful story told convincingly. I love it. Really, what's not to love. But to each their own, I always say.

Nah, I'm not an Angel fan either.

Welp, that settles it.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I must admit I really don't understand the appeal of Angel.

Evocative. Beautiful. Emotional. Unburdened. Melodic. Full. Round. A beautiful story told convincingly. I love it. Really, what's not to love. But to each their own, I always say.

Indeed, you fervent practitioner of of Habitism.

I don't know, there's barely anything worthwhile going on in that song for me. I think it's one of the slightest, least memorable songs from their studio output.

Birds in Hell wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I must admit I really don't understand the appeal of Angel.

Evocative. Beautiful. Emotional. Unburdened. Melodic. Full. Round. A beautiful story told convincingly. I love it. Really, what's not to love. But to each their own, I always say.

Indeed, you fervent practitioner of of Habitism.

I don't know, there's barely anything worthwhile going on in that song for me. I think it's one of the slightest, least memorable songs from their studio output.

The band obviously agree with you. But what do they know. They released Habit.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I must admit I really don't understand the appeal of Angel.

Evocative. Beautiful. Emotional. Unburdened. Melodic. Full. Round. A beautiful story told convincingly. I love it. Really, what's not to love. But to each their own, I always say.

Indeed, you fervent practitioner of of Habitism.

I don't know, there's barely anything worthwhile going on in that song for me. I think it's one of the slightest, least memorable songs from their studio output.

The band obviously agree with you. But what do they know. They released Habit.

I'll give you this: it should've been on Lost Dogs.

Birds in Hell wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I must admit I really don't understand the appeal of Angel.

Evocative. Beautiful. Emotional. Unburdened. Melodic. Full. Round. A beautiful story told convincingly. I love it. Really, what's not to love. But to each their own, I always say.

Indeed, you fervent practitioner of of Habitism.

I don't know, there's barely anything worthwhile going on in that song for me. I think it's one of the slightest, least memorable songs from their studio output.

The band obviously agree with you. But what do they know. They released Habit.

I'll give you this: it should've been on Lost Dogs.

And we. Are back. On a-track.

My bad, people. Sorry if I jinxed anyone

Got a car... Got some gas... Let's get out of here...Outta here fast...

UNTITLED

It may have helped that I heard "Angel" for the first time when I was 12, but for me it's still great.

You guys just don't get it...

ilpazzo wrote:Got a car... Got some gas... Let's get out of here...Outta here fast...

UNTITLED

Harry Lime wrote:It may have helped that I heard "Angel" for the first time when I was 12, but for me it's still great.

You guys just don't get it...

The more I agree with Orson, the more I question everything.