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Dusty Chalk

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  1. HF-2's?
  2. Sloth may be a sin, but baby sloths != baby sin.
  3. [cartman voice]God DAMN it![/cartman voice] That coffee one was way out of my price league as well. Distressed leather rules.
  4. That looks like the frequency response equivalent of a cold shower. (makes Pacman 'game over' sound)
  5. Fucking asterisks.
  6. Get the Oppo. No idea what a reasonable price for it is, depends on the condition.
  7. Orbs, Asleep Next to Science -- RIYL Mars Volta, Coheed and Cambria, guys with high voices, metal, lots of changes, theatricality Everything Everything, Man Alive -- indie poprock, but borders on progressive by being very intellectual Pain of Salvation, Road Salt One -- far and away the best thing they've ever done -- they used to be a more generic prog metal band with a few standout tracks, this album is superb from beginning to end, with dynamics that's bordering on Pink Floyd-ian. Bonus points for an electric piano pervading pretty much the entire album. Swallow the Sun, New Moon -- oh, hells yes. They bring it, whatever 'it' is. 'It' is brung...brought...whatever... Void of Silence, Grave of Civilization -- doomy. Demians, Mute -- imagine if Filter went all proggy. The Ocean, Heliocentral (instrumental "karaoke" version of Heliocentric) -- not that I dislike the vocalist, I don't, but the all instrumental version of the album really got my attention and made me listen to it repeatedly, until I was addicted. Whispers in the Shadow, The Eternal Arcane -- I fully expect to hear a comment that begins with, "I liked them better when it was the 90's and they were called..." ...Sisters of Mercy? Something like that. Not sure exactly what band they are reminding me of, but whoever it is, I really like them. Krypteria, My Fatal Kiss -- goth metal with femme vox, I pretty much love everything in that genre. Guilt Machine, On This Perfect Day -- more prog metal, another genre I love, especially when done well. Easily Arjen Anthony Lucassen's most focused effort. Throes of Dawn, The Great Fleet of Echoes -- someone's been listening to their Blue Oyster Cult collection and taking notes! Excellent choice of influences, I might add. While Heaven Wept, Vast Oceans Lachrymose -- prog goth metal -- the best of both worlds! !!!, Strange Weather, Isn't It? -- not quite as good as their last album, but still good. Indie dance pop. I really need to listen to synthpop, industrial, and dance music more -- I love synthesizer music. Pineapple Thief, 3000 Days -- more of a rediscovery, every time I listen to these guys, I think to myself that I should listen to them more. Well, now I have. Spacey-prog, for the most part. And their weaker tracks are stronger than Porcupine Tree's weaker tracks, IMHO. Still haven't listened (WTF?) -- Oceansize, Self Preserved While the Bodies Float Up (makes a mental note to fix that ASAP) Mankind is Obsolete -- accidentally discovered them when they opened for Android Lust -- totally dig, immediately. Loud, brash, chaotic, beautiful.
  8. Gusty as shit down here, too, but no snow to speak of.
  9. No, that's my point, anything that could be described as "pop" is probably more traditional than anything else he's done, including Faith No More. Am I misunderstanding what you're describing? Never mind, I'll just go listen to it from somewhere, find out for myself.
  10. That's saying something. So "trad" is the new 'bizarre'?
  11. Well that's not very...oh.
  12. Yeah, that's pretty (mumbles)ed up. And yes, it's snowing here, too, not supposed to amount to anything, but when I was driving earlier in the day, it was slick.
  13. :\ Condolences, Al, there's nothing worse than an aborted music system on which you can't play music. Well, other than maybe a shovel to the back of the head.
  14. ^ That.
  15. ...losing? Hey, take my giving you hard time with a grain of salt -- I have a gambling problem, too: I don't win. (They don't call it a problem if you win.)
  16. That sounds awesome.
  17. Fade to Black, Volume Two -- Smoked Baltic Porter
  18. I need something like that on a T-shirt -- Dick-in-a-box never gets old.
  19. I no can see.
  20. A 56-year-old Omega Seamaster? Yeah, that's pretty cool.
  21. Started Naked Heat.
  22. [sulu]Oh. Mah.[/sulu] That's just the lolcat spelling, I changed the sig in my droid so it says that instead of "...using tapatalk".
  23. (makes a note..."Jan"..."Marc"...)
  24. Watched Human Target -- as much as I loved the anti-Christmas sentiment, it wasn't the best episode. There was something just awkward about some of the dialog.
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