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Old 01-08-2015, 09:52 PM   #101 (permalink)
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Yeah, Temples are fab. Sun Structures is one of my favourite albums this year.
I really need to take the time to listen to them a little more. Maybe during my weekend.

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That's true, yes, but my sobbing should always be accompanied by flawless melodies. what the fuck am I doing with my life
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Old 01-08-2015, 09:53 PM   #102 (permalink)
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I don't really need to be helped out. This thread is either A.) a bit of anti-social fun, or B.) a way to point out something that might help someone out. The fact that you're reacting negatively to criticism kind of proves my point that you're a fogie who's stuck in his musical ways. Now you're not just a fogie, but a cantankerous old fogie.
You really make a good point. I guess I'll just slink off into the night. Too bad I really don't understand good music. Oh well. Hopefully, I'll learn from this incredible mistake.
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Old 01-08-2015, 09:59 PM   #103 (permalink)
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That's right. I haven't heard Strange Days in a while. Must give it a spin soon.
tbh I only know the Doors Greatest Hits.
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Old 01-08-2015, 10:01 PM   #104 (permalink)
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Old 01-08-2015, 10:01 PM   #105 (permalink)
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You really make a good point. I guess I'll just slink off into the night. Too bad I really don't understand good music. Oh well. Hopefully, I'll learn from this incredible mistake.
Why do you think I'm making fun of your music? At no point have I mocked your music. In fact, I've already pointed this out.
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Old 01-08-2015, 10:06 PM   #106 (permalink)
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I really need to take the time to listen to them a little more. Maybe during my weekend.
Temples only have one album so far, but this has a similar vibe. It's got "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" on it.

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That's true, yes, but my sobbing should always be accompanied by flawless melodies. what the fuck am I doing with my life
I know where you're coming from. "Kathy's Song" is just… words fail me.

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tbh I only know the Doors Greatest Hits.
Well, at least you're honest.
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Old 01-08-2015, 10:24 PM   #107 (permalink)
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Why do you think I'm making fun of your music? At no point have I mocked your music. In fact, I've already pointed this out.
I'm not talking about the stuff I've created. Where the hell did that come into play? Don't ever lump me in with anything that you perceive to have the same qualities. You're really not as bright as you perceive yourself to be.

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The premise is to tell people what you think of their musical tastes. I told you. Feel free to tell me. I have no problem with you slagging me off
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Subjectivity. A word you, and quite few other people that spout about what they think is superior music need to understand. Just because you like something does not equate to it being the end-all be-fucking-all of music. There are entirely too many variables into what two different people consider good music in order to have any type of grading system, so take you're so-called observation's and stick them up you're fucking ass. I hate to be a big fucking wet blanket, but yeah, there's my honest opinion.
Freakin baitin man. Not cool.
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Old 01-08-2015, 10:38 PM   #108 (permalink)
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Temples only have one album so far, but this has a similar vibe. It's got "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" on it.

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I know where you're coming from. "Kathy's Song" is just… words fail me.
broken link.

Kathy's Song reminds me of one particular day...I still remember... 08/21/2007. For years I couldn't listen to it without crying. Sometimes I still cry when I hear it, though the heartache associated with it is long gone.
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Old 01-08-2015, 10:49 PM   #109 (permalink)
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Pet_Sounds - Overall I don't think his taste in music is bad whatsoever (besides Billy Joel, sorry Pet_Sounds), I do believe that it would be good to explore a lot more new music, more than he has.

Frownland - Everything Frown has rec'd me I've enj I yed quite a bit, but I don't think I could ever listen to as much expiremental music as him. I need a palette cleanser once in a while, and a definable melody or pop (cough Wilco cough) song I think is something I need. Oh plus I don't really get free form jazz at all except for some Sun Ra and Charles Mingus.

Trollheart - It's been said here a lot already, but the guy listens to a lot of 70's prog and rock it seems, and dosent really seem all that interested in listening to a lot of newer music coming out. It's not really to blame my dad does it all the time, and seeing from the age database that your a few years older than him I can totally understand that.

Mondo - Goddamn this guy listens to a lot of weird ****, and a lot of ****in **** that I really need to start looking into more. I haven't seen anyone with a love for extreme music as this guy on the site, not sure I love all of that stuff yet, but besides that love a lot of other **** from his last.fm.

Oveecast - His love for The Microphones and Mount Erie is unparalleled and has made give Phil another chance, and I've gotten quite into his output since. Although it dosent seem like he went put of the indie rock/folk area much, I'm glad to see that he's really looking to get into a lot of new music.

Orphiel - He/she (Reveal yourself!) likes garage rock from what I can from journal entry's and plugging, but I don't know what what else he/she likes, so I think your taste might be little linited, but that's only what I can infer.

That's all for now, I might do more later
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Kathy's Song reminds me of one particular day...I still remember... 08/21/2007. For years I couldn't listen to it without crying. Sometimes I still cry when I hear it, though the heartache associated with it is long gone.
Link should be fixed now.
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