MrManInvisible

And I'm sure I won't be the first to point out that Marvin was the inspiration for the title of the song Paranoid Android by Radiohead. I dunno if they actually use that term in the movie but it's definitely in the book. I'm looking forward to the movie.

yeah, the Hoggesey did have some good songs, but there were some on there that i always skip through. Maybe half the cd was good, half of what's left is decent, and the last ones i just don't like. Nothing in comparison to the other two albums.

Their last album wasn't so great (although I did like the 2001 theme cover) but the first two were amazing! Zeros!

Hahahaha, well after all this, I go out of pure bordeom to Tower, and lo and behold, what's there? Avalanche. Oh well, at least I saved 8 bucks ordering it over the internet. I'll probably get White Light online too at some point.

Order is complete. I got Avalanche (new for 9.98) and Raygun (new for 5.38). Gooooooood times. Thanks again everyone. Oh yeah, and I've already go Beautiful Midnight and Underdogs. I'm still trying to find a Canadian copy of Beautiful Midnight though cause the US version is missing a few songs. They're replaced by Deep 6ix, Apparitions, annnndddd.... something else that I can't think of off the top of my head. I'm sure you already know though.

Ok, it's lookin like Avalanche is the winner. It's cheaper anyways so i can cram on one more cheap cd that way. Thanks for the advice everyone. This wouldn't be such a hassle if they would just stock these damn cds down in das states in the first place.

That Matt was touring the US. What nonsense, huh? It was horrible though cause I'm going to Spain for three months and he was going to be right in my area in the middle of my absence. I'm already going to miss Queens of the Stoneage and likely the Mars Volta. But then later in my dream I managed to see him play anyways and he was doing Talking Heads covers. So I just thought I'd share my madness.

Cause I'm po. Actually I've got an amazon gift certificate (I posted earlier about trying to get At Last There Is Nothing Left To Say) so I could get them both, but then I wouldn't have money left to get the live Red Elvises cd, if I may be so bold as to throw out an endorsement to a sexually crazed russian surf rock n' roll band you probably have never heard. I'm really tempted to get White Light just after reading through the lyrics. I think We're So Heavy is one of my favorite songs lyrically. I just hope hearing the actual song doesn't ruin it for me.

I haven't heard anything off of either except Weapon and It's Been A While Since I was Your Man (and I preferred Weapon over the two) and I'm not into the whole downloading music thing. What are the general tones of the albums? Are the comparable to any of the MGB records? What do you all think? I'm gonna get one of the two.

I have an amazon.com gift certificate that doesn't work at amazon.ca, but the book at the US store is 101 bucks as opposed to the canadian store where it's only 15 canadian dollars (or 12 us) I just thought I'd complain a little.

I can't believe that the same femenists that say abortion is a woman's right to chooses (which I don't exactly agree with but to specific points that I won't get into here) are now saying that a woman can't choose to use her body to get a point across in a way that is known to work. Hypocracy.

Was the original poster for this being serious? Trapt? Lyrically emotional? Lyrically trite.

Damn, I caved in and listened to the widow again. The new album has 5 tracks with different sections in each one that are the different songs. But the whole thing flows together as one long song. http://www.thecomatorium.com/board/index.php?showtopic=26110

Apparently some British radio station played it, and then someone ripped it from the streaming audio or something. Point being it supposedly sounds really bad in comparison to what the cd is going to sound like. There was a message on their official website about them not wanting people to listen to it on a computer but they've since taken it down. I myself am not going to listen to it (of even the widow anymore. I only listened once) because i don't want to get it stuck in my head and burn out on it so soon.

I never said that being a vegetarian was natural. In fact my whole argument was that there is hardly anything that we do today that is natural. My other argument is not that we should give up meat because we've found alternatives. I am simply stating with that point that it is easier to do now. My argument for not eating meat is that there are sentient beings being killed for something that we don't need. You misunderstood both my arguments.