mrjones

no fans eh? maybe if i post some lyrics someone will harness the courage to check them out. n this Home on Ice Blue you radiant blue I don't know how you can stand next to me You you talk like a noose And only confuse my perplexity Now that I'm so sad and not quite right I could dance all night I could dance all night Shake your rattle-snake skin And become a part of society Wait on down the highway To see how far I'll come a-run a-run run running All that we had salvaged from the fire Was a waste of time (But) what a waste of time Should I trust all the rust that's on TV The guests with some distaste they disagree With quite a fashionable dispassion for the dispossessed under-stressed gimme gimme gimme gimme gimme but I don't care if you don't like it or just don't see Now that we fattened the cow And set out to plow unknown enemies "Wow!" shouts the startled crowd "Now now did you see what I did see?" the ravaged cabbage drifts on dark red skies and it looks so nice gee it looks so nice shout just let it on out confusion becomes a philosophy down we're reaching the town where we don't have to stand around and look over our shoulders hell I never knew was what we made it let's just take it slow IN THIS HOME ON ICE

les savy fav - wake up

anyone heard of them? like em? no? check out their song "over and over agian (lost and found)"... its musical/lyrical brilliance. its actually up for download on their site: http://www.clapyourhandssayyeah.com/shows.php

billy talent have a new (possible) single out on their myspace site called red flag (demo)... i'm definately liking it. http://www.myspace.com/billytalent

their new single is up and running: http://www.myspace.com/deathcabforcutie

yeah i just picked up their untitled cd a few days ago, its amazing... and if you like these guys you may want to check out "kary", their previous band. they're not as good but still quite talented.

shit, that was amazing

"we looked like giants" is a great song... the singer's side project the postal service is also pretty good...

for those who haven't heard it yet the new song is now on their purevolume page http://www.purevolume.com/coheedandcambria

"I Luv the Valley OH" is great and most of their stuff is decent in the least... but their cover of "fast car" is so bad it makes me want to stick lawn darts in my ears... i mean, what where they thinking?

hopefully the new song "where are you" isn't any indication of what their new album will sound like.

damn good new bloc party video: http://www.boardsmag.com/screeningroom/musicvideos/1756/ not sure if its official or a fan video...

the new track is now up as the intro for the main website http://www.coheedandcambria.com/ go there and relish in its coheedness... yeah thats a word

oye, the new second season dvd is hitting north america in september... should be good...

http://coheedandcambria.com/board/showthread.php?t=28531 i don't know, the previous link's not working for me anymore... but this might get you there... it has some info anyways...

well this song is more a rip off of maiden and dream theatre... not bad though... its pretty intense

this thread is so off topic its fucked but nevertheless new coheed song: http://coheedandcambria.com/bitchin/topsecret2.htm

-the constantines - young lions -at the drive-in - napolean solo -matthew good band - born to kill -incubus - new skin -the weakerthans - left and leaving

they're not that great but they do tend to release those songs with chorus' that make you love them for a week and then get sick of them real fast the patron saint of liars and fakes is definately worth a download though

dvd's came out last tuesday... thoughts?

hmmm... i've been thinking about getting a new computer for the sole purpose of recording music... i was wondering if mac would be a better bet than pc. or does it even matter?

i've been using sonar 3 for recording... i don't know how it stacks up against garageband but from what i can tell its great. its got a lot of cool features most recording programs don't have. is garageband only for mac?

yeah it just seems like that genre is getting a little saturated... there are a lot of bands coming out with that same indie rock/ dance type sound. more franz fertinand than bloc party (they're almost in a league of their own). i don't know maybe its just their singles that have a similar type sound.

yeah the dvd is decent... doesn't have that many songs... but it comes with an audio cd of the concert which is pretty cool

from mtv.com "The album Coheed are recording at the moment at Woodstock, New York's Applehead Studios with producers Michael Birnbaum and Chris Bittner picks up where 2003's In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 left off. Called Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star V - Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness, the Coheed and Cambria mastermind said the record will be the first of two to relay the fourth and final chapter in the Coheed saga. For the unfamiliar, the Coheed drama — the source material behind the band's first two records as well as a series of comic books Sanchez has released through his company, Evil Ink — takes place in a mystical world, populated by doomed lovers, a vengeful son and a robot (see "Coheed And Cambria Comic Makes Their Story Simple ... Almost"). The story revolves around a married couple — Coheed and Cambria — who must sacrifice their brood, sparing the rest of the known universe from the threat of collapse. One of the children, Claudio, manages to escape, and not long after, Coheed transforms into an evil being called the Monstar — thanks to a serum injected into his bloodstream years ago. Ultimately, the ball's in Monstar's court when it comes to whether the universe will be crushed or salvaged. Once Good Apollo and the touring behind it is finished, Sanchez said he'll get to work on Volume Two, which hasn't been named yet. And after that album's a wrap, he said the band will hit the studio to record the conclusion to the series, The Bag On Line Adventures of Coheed and Cambria — the prequel to 2002's The Second Stage Turbine Blade, which was the band's first release but the second chapter in the Coheed saga. "With the past records, the story of Coheed and Cambria is very fictional," Sanchez explained. "On this record, it takes you for kind of a loop, and we now see the story from the writer's perspective, and how the writer's reality is going to affect the outcome of the story. [This record] is probably the most personable Coheed record of them all. There will be songs about things that happen on a normal day for someone that drives them to a point of destroying something they love. And then of course there will be long epics that kind of go back into the concept, and now we see it from the character's perspective and how the character takes dealing with the writer. It's like, 'Wow, none of this really exists. It's just a story and you have to do what the writer says.' It's going to be pretty interesting." Sanchez said that with Good Apollo, which the band's been working on since Valentine's Day and should see release sometime this fall, he'll simultaneously release a companion graphic novel. So far, Coheed have written the album's 13 tracks, including the song "Ten Speed of God's Blood and Burial." "The recording process has been different for this album," he said. "In the past, we usually did it like, we'd record all the drums, we'd record all the bass, the guitars and so on and so forth until we'd get to the vocals and then we'd be done. But with this one, we've sectioned it off. We've done three or four tracks, and kind of fleshed them out to a point where they're almost complete. But then there are all the others that're just sitting and waiting to get tapped. It's a slicker Coheed, I think. I just can't wait for it to be finally done, for the story to be told, but it's so far from being done it's ridiculous." — Chris Harris" new album, new dvd just released, and new comic coming in july... fuck yeah