the_gloaming09

Rumors are floating around of RH playing 2 NY shows at Roseland Ballroom (where Thom/Atoms for Peace played in 2010)

that makes two of us.

yet another day of work... ...I really need a break/day off soon.

:awesome:

hahaha I know... I love that video :lol:

FUCK YOU.... [ame= ] [/ame]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbTTnmmkHak]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbTTnmmkHak[/ame] FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU....

I love 4 Minute Warning

^I agree... this, Moving to Mars and MX/Hurts Like Heaven are the only songs that have potential to be salvaged. I'm still overall disappointed with the band w/ Paradise and Teardrop, and it's an uphill battle but at least this song is a step in the right direction.

I enjoy it. It works well for them since it's not over the top. ...this band confuses me so much.

Mean Ms. Mustard :|

Because we're just a bunch of Nasty People :P

well briggs this forum will definitely not be the same without you. You're one of the people I have the most respect for here (especially in the WoM) and I think a lot of people would agree with that. So the WoM will definitely take a big hit for your absence. But I wish you the best of luck bro w/ your classes and whatnot, and I'll definitely miss your input on the forum.

Getting Radiohead RMX5 in the mail :D

What I meant by 5 years was that my huge dissatisfaction with the band started w/ VLV. Hearing Violet Hill (which I still hate), was the start to the end of the band for me in retrospect. Are there songs from VLV I enjoy? yes (Life In Technicolor, Prospekt's March, Reign of Love). But it's not an album I'd constantly go back to listen to. That album started their whole (in my opinion) "lets make anthem sounding songs". It's like you see the song VLV being popular on the radio and an anthem that they play live, and I feel these new songs are just trying to capture and recycle that. Also VLV was too over the top and just a mess to me. There was way too much going on in all of the songs and I couldn't find a cohesiveness to hold the album together. The band still has the ability to write great songs (Moving to Mars, Prospekt's March, Reign of Love), so that's why I spend some of my time here hoping they can turn it around. Even so Coldplay is not the reason why I choose to stay on this forum, it's more about the people here and also discussions in the WoM. Like I've expressed before I'm very dissatisfied with the band because from my perspective they've made it clear they have sold out and want to just be popular. I mean from the getups and the way they look (or looked during VLV), to the poppiness of the new songs, to using an autotune kind of sound for songs... it's just one thing after the nexts that makes me more unhappy. It's like they're reached that point in their career where like in the 60's and 70's you had a bunch of popular artists, but as the 80's rolled around and the more popular music became synth heavy with massive hair metal type sounding drums it's like all artists went for that sound (Billy Joel, Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton). I really don't see any other reason why they went for that sound other than being popular, and now look at the music they write and play... just the same sort of style that initially made them successful.

No. [/discussion]

:lol: these quotes are hilarious... some people are so dumb... :lol:

if that's the case then I'm extremely happy I decided to abandon the band

This phase has lasted for like 5 years and only gotten worse so...

not pop? ...are you sure we're listening to the same song?

Which is better sounding? :thinking:

that is true. and after 2 singles I won't be buying the album.

:lol: that's great! where's "sell outs" under their genre? :thinking:

definitely. listening to the song now it's much better than this paradise crap.

I agree. For me it's Parachutes+AROBTTH+a bunch of songs since then (A Message, Moving to Mars, Gravity, and a few more).