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Internaut
Hyfe sounds like a Five Iron man to me!
friend of the sleeping pill
Kas I'm guessing that whatever the hell you're talking about is some Christian emo post-punk whiny non-offensive bullshit. And no one likes that stuff here but you.
The mere fact that you cited the "comparatively lively British music of the 90's", presumably referring to that morbidly god-awful shit known as Oasis and its various knock offs, invalidates your entire post.
The mere fact that you cited the "comparatively lively British music of the 90's", presumably referring to that morbidly god-awful shit known as Oasis and its various knock offs, invalidates your entire post.
assistant regional titus & epic space jesus
Kas meant that he thinks Beff is a fan of Five Iron Frenzy, a band.
Bounty Hunter
No. I prefer a five iron, no matter the distance or lay. I can work mircales with a five iron... even putting, baby.
Internaut
Theren Gevel:
Kas I'm guessing that whatever the hell you're talking about is some Christian emo post-punk whiny non-offensive bullshit. And no one likes that stuff here but you.
The mere fact that you cited the "comparatively lively British music of the 90's", presumably referring to that morbidly god-awful shit known as Oasis and its various knock offs, invalidates your entire post.
Probably.
You might like this one though:American Kryptonite
He is the icon of our times, solution to our modern crimes. His trigger finger clicks remotes, as carbohydrates slowly bloat. Not fragile, or brittle. He's seeking an acquittal. No scruples, no meekness, he has but one great weakness.
All the world must have a price, save yourself from sacrifice, everything will end all right. American Kryptonite.
His mighty hands will hardly fail, his intellect is barely frail, he moves his lips in perfect sync, demanding an espresso drink. With passion, he searches, he'll make another purchase. Familiar, you know him, he's saying that you owe him.
All the world must have a price, save yourself from sacrifice, everything will end all right. American Kryptonite.
It was like the Manifest Destiny all over again, except, instead of taking and consuming everything in their paths for God, they did so with the same fervor and sense of entitlement for their new god... themselves.
Buy, take, break, throw it away.
All the world must have a price, save yourself from sacrifice, everything will end all right. American Kryptonite.
friend of the sleeping pill
I just find it amazing that these guys actually have the gall to criticize American overconsumption while they promote the same capitalist Christian philosophy that is responsible for it. One nation under God you still are apparently, and a commercial god at that.
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*watches from a distance, bemused*
Imperial Observer
I enjoy Coldplay's music. But I find you have to be in the mood to listen to it, otherwise it can be someone annoying. It's also the kind of music you have to let grow on you... I admit, the first time I heard "Clocks" I hated it. But that's because it was the most overplayed song on radio since Saliva and "Always".
It was, in fact, "The Scientist" that got me into playing piano. It's the first song I learned.
It was, in fact, "The Scientist" that got me into playing piano. It's the first song I learned.
This is a good time because Kas is so up-tight you could stick a coal up his ass and in two weeks you would have a diamond.
-Theren Gevel
friend of the sleeping pill
Which goes to show you just how non-complex it is.
The fact is that I agree with most Coldplay criticism. These guys are saps, pure and simple. None of them are particularly great musicians either. But on the other hand, technical proficiency is not a prerequisite for great songwriting -- in fact I would say that Kurt Cobain was one of the poorest guitar players in the history of contemporary music.
But Chris Martin, high-voiced wuss or not, is gifted with a pretty good ear for songwriting. He knows how to craft a song and that is a fact. And he has a pretty remarkable level of vocal range. They aren't the greatest band on earth and they certainly won't "save the world", but I can name records a lot worse than A Rush of Blood to the Head that get a lot more respect in the world of elitist indie nerds like Hyfe.
The fact is that I agree with most Coldplay criticism. These guys are saps, pure and simple. None of them are particularly great musicians either. But on the other hand, technical proficiency is not a prerequisite for great songwriting -- in fact I would say that Kurt Cobain was one of the poorest guitar players in the history of contemporary music.
But Chris Martin, high-voiced wuss or not, is gifted with a pretty good ear for songwriting. He knows how to craft a song and that is a fact. And he has a pretty remarkable level of vocal range. They aren't the greatest band on earth and they certainly won't "save the world", but I can name records a lot worse than A Rush of Blood to the Head that get a lot more respect in the world of elitist indie nerds like Hyfe.
Imperial Observer
Four cords. But playing it and the vocal notes is a little bit of a challenge.
Well... not really.
Well... not really.
This is a good time because Kas is so up-tight you could stick a coal up his ass and in two weeks you would have a diamond.
-Theren Gevel