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Shea's gonna be like Randy getting the internet back when he sees this.

I'm assuming "Lost Inside the Girl', "The One You Loved is Gone", and "The Great Pretender". They seem to be the standouts for everyone that I've discussed the album with. Those first two have completely failed to grab me. Enjoy the Call of the Wild, Slow Grind and the Grea...

gbruin wrote:I can't think of a time I've been more disgusted and depressed at the state of this country.

Different country, same sentiment.

Mark's gotten politer, is all that I can really glean from this.

Absolutely. Plus it deprives us of literally pages and pages of absolutely random speculation that a particular working title predicts that a song will have a dreamy moody vibe with prog elements versus a heavy vibe with a face melting solo versus a diverse 7 min epic with both Mark and Myles singi...

Main wish - proper Board updates. None of this cutting off the working titles heresy.

Oh, I know my hearing's pretty bad, which is probably how I can tolerate some of the more panned albums that was produced by Elvis (AB III, The Last Hero). I can understand people's frustrations, though, when if they think this is something that can be easily be fixed before the final product is re...

It was deleted because folk were getting salty about people daring to question what was going on with an obviously copied autograph. The defence force took it as a slight against "the boys", and decided to nuke any and all mention of it. The guy who originally mentioned the copied autogra...

God dammit that's an awesome poster.

Will say that I do love the Mindcrime references in Serve You Right. When I heard "Sweet/Suite Sister Mary" at the start I was really hoping it would be a keeper.

Probably my least favourite album Myles has been involved with, unfortunately. I've given it a few listens in the hope it'll grow, but almost nothing stands out.

Great stuff TB, key thing is forming the habit!

I'm up to 10k+ a few times a week now on the running, progress all round!

Catching up on some vids from this stage of the tour, it really is just so cool to see Myles and Zia performing together.

When you get the 1:30 am “u up?” text... ....but u not up... :( :( Well, this is unexpected. Matt Heafy of Trivium, he typically does a cover of songs of all kinds of stuff on his stream every week, when Trivium is not on tour, and his viewers does a bid to get their song chosen. Someone suggests t...

Sounds very much like a one for breakfast, one for lunch scenario.

Think it's Myles that's more concerned about the riff, probably quite hard for them both to sync up with each other as well. Agreed that it would be cool to see them try and pull it off eventually, but don't think there's Words Darker-esque fan demand for it (although, accordingly, a lot less expect...

World on Fire was recorded to tape as well. Apocalyptic Love was different because it was done in that semi-live way.

As Timo said, it seems to be a deliberate callback to Standing in the Sun.

Quite bored by it all though.

Myles self-harmonising resulted in the most godly music in the band's catalogue. Hook that shit right to my veins.

How have I not known about the three ear thing for the fifteen odd years I've listened to Mark's stuff?