AnOceanPearl

I just preordered. Come on November 7.

In terms of the new songs like Tidal Wave and Metal Airplanes, to me those songs are in the same vein as "I, The Throw Away" and "The Inescapable Us." However, "Black Helicopter" and "Seriously Serious" were definitely different than what we're used to hearing.

Who says it even has to have a title, or his name on it? Why not just take an image he's done, like this one and bam! I bet he'd get a kick out of what the fans would call it.

At first I wasn't too stoked on this game, mainly based on the looks, and then I read about it, watched videos, got info on the story, and now I can't wait.

How about a self-titled record?

It depends on what it is. I've bought a lot of CDs after reading about bands online or in a magazine and have just fallen in love with them, without even hearing a song before I purchase their disc. To me "good" music will make me think, it'll hit me in some way that impacts my thoughts/views/opinions, the way I look at things etc, or it'll strike an emotional chord and I'll spend time trying to figure out what it "means" to me. Same kind of things with movies I guess, and to an extent, videogames. I don't care how fun the gameplay is, I like a story that is somewhat sound and interesting (say, the Ace Combat series for example), or one incredibly open to interpretation (a la Shadow of the Colossus). When it comes to paintings/sculptures etc, if I look at it, keep going, then turn back because I noticed something, to me it's "good".

Or just click the megaupload link somewhere in here and hope it still works ;)

Elvish? It's CLEARLY Tralfamadorian.

"Play Rico!" "There's a snowball's chance in hell I'm gunna play Rico."

Audio of Being works just fine the way it is, though I was very sad when I found out Pony Boy and All Together were being cut, but hey, I have them now, so I'm happy.

"We're surfacing"

Matt is off key a fair bit in "The Fine Art of Falling Apart", but to me, that's part of that songs intrisic beauty.

One of my greatest stress relievers is plugging in my bass and bass synth stomp box, cranking up Born to Kill and just having at 'er in my basement. I did, however, manage to totally fuck up an input on one of my basses doing that.

I forget who I got this from, but I thank them for it. I liked pretty much everything that he played during the acoustic tour. Indestructible was pretty stellar, now that I'm thinking about it.

I liked "Sort of a Protest Song" a lot, and "Alert Status Red" was also pretty killer.

Just because it isn't all glossed over with protools doesn't make it bad. I think that song is brilliant.

Here's one from each release: Fearless Generation X-Wing Change of Season Fated Born To Kill Flashdance II Sort of a Protest Song 21st Century Living We're So Heavy Pony Boy

I'd really enjoy a record of songs in the same vein as "Seriously Serious" or "Black Helicopter".

As am I, and slightly scared. I've been known to get emotional during a few of his songs....

I really liked her when she opened for MG during the acoustic tour, and was quite disappointed that I missed her at Folkfest, due to me only buying tickets for the Sunday.

From the MBlog, naturally:

Unless he's just selling for the cost of enlargement/framing and shipping so he breaks even, I see no problem in that.

You must be very talented with, you know ;)

I expect a thankful make out session ASAP

I wish I was there, but then again, I wish I was at every show. Linky linky, I'm so kinky. >.>