I'm going to write a journal entry just for you, TCS

hehe...

I'm against Prog as well, Post-Rock and Prog seem to go hand in hand. Everything I've heard bores me, I think I've closed the door on finding entertaining Post-Rock because it's never happened. Maybe one day a band will jump out at me that I enjoy. Sigur Ros make me want to lose the will to live.

Sigur Ros and Godspeed! aren't the only post rock bands that exist.

Here's the band I won't shut up about:


Here's an electronic/post rock band called God Is An Astronaut


And So I Watch You From Afar made one of 2009's best albums: here's my favourite song:


Math Rawk time! (Math Rock has a lot to do with Post-Rock)

At the moment I wish I was born in 1990 in Gainesville, Florida, so that I could attend The Fest since 2008.

UH, YES!

In wish I could've been there in the sixties in London. That would be ****ing amazing.

I would have liked to visit the 70's more actually. Maybe late 60's-early 70's.

The thing I liked best about then was that there was no internet, so people actually went out and did stuff, creative things. Now all us teens are cooped up at home, typing away at keyboards and staring into this flat, eye-killing screen.

Back then, everyone actually got involved with the rest of the world.

I lived through the 70s and it was awesome. I got to see Star Wars in the theater in 1977....I remember when I threw a fit because my parents wouldn't let me go and see Alien at the local drive in. lol.

My taste in music as a kid was horrible though, I loved the Partridge Family and Shaun Cassidy.

and all because of creeper scare. a new wave came in our community with 3 events.

I liked the Partridge Family too..:laughing:, The Osmonds :p:, and that era of Micheal Jackson's career (The Jackson 5) is my personal favorite by MJ.

I should've been born anywhere from 1968-1971.