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It is the Scientist because "nobody ever said it would be this hard" :laugh3:

I wish I could do this... every time... Unfortunately I operate best when I get 9-10 hours of sleep daily :\

Prospekt's March Edit: The whole EP, actually (including Lost+ :crown: )

Good decision! Welcome! :)

Hey, I just read a little bit of your blog and I agree with you, too!

It might have something to do with the fact that it can take years for a star's light to reach us here on Earth, despite light traveling at the speed of light. I'm going to guess "Speed of Sound" due to the lyric "Planets are moving at the speed of light".

I Ran Away "A star arose in my own cage"

Amsterdam "Come on, oh, my star is fading"

Goldrush "Now I been digging so long that I never seen the sun"

Twisted Logic "Hundreds of years in the future..."

Justin Timberlake wrote a song called SexyBack. I heard he was inspired by these photos :laugh3:

I sometimes sell car parts on eBay... There's that tiny chance that Guy will buy some... lol

^ Are those two sentences? Or is that number 2.4?

Good to hear :smiley:

Yep, you got it. Your Turn.

Ok, there were some really good guesses, so I'll have to narrow it down. Hint: The word "omnipresence" normally has a religious connotation :)

Oooh, good guesses, although Major Minus is more like "omniscience" haha.

Wow, I was very sad until I read your comment. Thank you! I first bought GS and Live 2012 (same day)! :happy:

You guys put me to shame... I became a fan just last year, although I knew about them for a while :sweatdrop:

No

Alright. This song hints at the concept of omnipresence.

Sleeping Sun :daisy:

You got it... and I agree :happy: Your turn.

No. Look for a song that you can't just count 1-2-3-4 over and over.

Here we go. I don't know how much you guys know about music, but the song "Death and All His Friends" employs the irregular meter (rhythm) 7/4. Which other song does that?