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Screwtape2 said:


Well one of those songs is Wish You Were Here, possibly one of Pink Floyd's worst.

I hope you realise you are the only person on earth who thinks this.

PFan's going to like the title track, just like the rest of us do.
 
Screwtape2 said:


Well one of those songs is Wish You Were Here, possibly one of Pink Floyd's worst.

I fucking love that song. It's probably their "classic rock radio station" track, but it's simple and effective.
 
LemonMelon said:


Let's not frighten the poor lad. The Wall is hardcore shit. And Axver would agree with that to some extent or another...

ANIMALS.

I cannot be frightened anymore. I listened to Axver's playlist and survived. :wink:
 
LemonMacPhisto said:


What about The Wall?

If we're doing it in terms of popularity, that's the next logical step.

There isn't a weak track on Meddle... even if there's only 5.

Nobody should ever listen to The Wall. They should be given a copy of Animals or WYWH with Comfortably Numb, Hey You, and Run Like Hell tacked onto the end as bonus tracks.

The only track on Meddle that I have listened to enough to even remember what it's like is One Of These Days. I remember there being another good song but I can't recall which now.
 
OK, I don't know this REM song, Be Mine. The only REM albums I have post-eighties are Automatic For The People and Monster.
 
LemonMacPhisto said:
Billy Corgan loves The Wall. That's gotta count for something.

Billy Corgan is pretentious cue-ball who hasn't made anything worthwhile since 1996.
 
By the way, guys, I'm going to be away for a week starting next Friday. Going to DECA in Atlanta.

Last year it was in Orlando and was fucking awesome.
 
Axver said:


Nobody should ever listen to The Wall. They should be given a copy of Animals or WYWH with Comfortably Numb, Hey You, and Run Like Hell tacked onto the end as bonus tracks.

The only track on Meddle that I have listened to enough to even remember what it's like is One Of These Days. I remember there being another good song but I can't recall which now.

Nobody Home, Mother, The Thin Ice, Another Brick on the Wall, Goodbye Blue Sky, and In the Flesh rule, too.

About Meddle:

Echoes?
Pillow of Winds?
Fearless?
San Tropez?

all kick ass.
 
unico said:
hav fun in htolanta pfan

In Dallas (where no one lives) two years ago, we were allowed to go pretty much wherever we wanted.

In ATL, they're a little too worried to let that happen.
 
LemonMacPhisto said:


Nobody Home, Mother, The Thin Ice, Another Brick on the Wall, Goodbye Blue Sky, and In the Flesh rule, too.

About Meddle:

Echoes?
Pillow of Winds?
Fearless?
San Tropez?

all kick ass.

No, they don't. Another Brick's got the catchy bass but that's about it.

And I forgot Echoes was on Meddle. I think of it separately, for whatever reason. So there's One Of These Days, Echoes, and an unidentified third song that I can't recall.
 
LemonMelon said:


Billy Corgan is pretentious cue-ball who hasn't made anything worthwhile since 1996.

I'd extend that to 2000. There's some good stuff on Machina - not much, but some.
 
Axver said:


No, they don't. Another Brick's got the catchy bass but that's about it.

And I forgot Echoes was on Meddle. I think of it separately, for whatever reason. So there's One Of These Days, Echoes, and an unidentified third song that I can't recall.

Agree to disagree, then. I love The Wall and its concept.

Either Pillow or Fearless. I prefer the former.
 
Be Mine seems like a middle of the road REM track. It ends somewhat strongly. I like it but it's not going to end up in any Axver's Top Ten REM Tracks list.

I need to get more nineties REM. Why do I not have Out Of Time and New Adventures? Epic phail by me.
 
LemonMacPhisto said:


Agree to disagree, then. I love The Wall and its concept.

Either Pillow or Fearless. I prefer the former.

I think any musical merit The Wall could have had was sacrificed at the altar of its concept. It never should have been an album, just a movie.
 
OK, time to pause this listening briefly, as I need to make lunch.

I hate the formatting in the title of this Pulp track. Seriously, guys?
 
Somehow, I got into R.E.M. through their '90s work - New Adventures in Hi-Fi, Monster, Automatic, and Out of Time (Up came later). Now I'm working backward.
 
One thing about DECA: every year they have this singer at the ceremonies who shows up and performs a couple of songs. His name is Billy Gilman.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJGoq67vMhQ

I can be proud to say, "Hey, I was there."
 
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