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 Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 7:13 pm
the_wrong_girl I should...but right now my brain, heart and soul--or lack there of--is still being filled up w/ naughty images thanks to that ol' insouciant b*****d Jarvis and his partners in smut Pulp. *le sigh* Not even Carlos himself could fight that. LOL It's too much for him! f e r r i s PHEROMONES 'Our Love to Admire' = Greatness.
I didn't like 'The Lighthouse' at first but I listened to it on repeat
as I cried to the end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. It fit really well.
(I'm such a nerd)
Probably my fave tracks are 'Pioneer to the Falls' and 'Rest my Chemistry'.
3nodding
Yes!
Ferris, I swear to you, no s**t: I cried while reading the DH spoilers and listening to "The Lighthouse." *high fives*
"Pioneer" and "Chemistry" used to be my favorites but then I listened to the rest of the album... It's all so good. 3nodding
TESTACLEESE "The Lighthouse" sad? Are we listening to the same song? It's about taking someone to a secluded, private, isolated place for the lovin's. How so?
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Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 9:32 pm
TESTACLEESE "The Lighthouse" sad? Are we listening to the same song? It's about taking someone to a secluded, private, isolated place for the lovin's. I hope those speaking waves don't give away Paul's secrets.
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 6:17 pm
@Unforgettable Mistake: LAWL, it wasn't cute.
I was trying to be all discreet about it too because I was in the car with my family.
@Norman: Oh man, we are cool cats, aren't we?
Well, I love the whole album but Pioneer to the Falls is brilliant.
I was on a boat today and I listened to OLTA all the way. It was pleasant.
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Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2007 6:59 pm
Dr. Norman TESTACLEESE "The Lighthouse" sad? Are we listening to the same song? It's about taking someone to a secluded, private, isolated place for the lovin's. How so? Think of "The Length of Love" when it comes to this song. "It's safe from the outside tonight and I want that" He wants to go somewhere private. "The storms appetite"; "Let the waves have their way" The storm is his innuendo for salacious. He also makes reference to urchins sinking again, which is innuendo for "I CAME!"
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Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2007 8:55 pm
TESTACLEESE Dr. Norman TESTACLEESE "The Lighthouse" sad? Are we listening to the same song? It's about taking someone to a secluded, private, isolated place for the lovin's. How so? He also makes reference to urchins sinking again, which is innuendo for "I CAME!" *peels of hysterical laughter* rofl This is good news. 4laugh
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 10:42 am
My full album review:
"Pioneer to the Falls": Massive, haunting, makes me want to dive into Paul's vocals
"No I in Threesome": Makes me think of "Obstacle 1" a bit, except mellower in the introduction. Like the break when Paul goes through to "No I in Threesome"
"The Scale": Who doesn't like that ending guitar? Feels like this song is chomping on the bit, begging to go off, but the restraint is good.
"The Heinrich Manuever": Good poppy single. Almost doesn't fit the rest of the album. But it's growing on me quite a bit.
"Mammoth": At first, it felt a little too related to "Not Even Jail." But I really got into the choruses. One of the few songs that I can make out the bass really clearly (did anyone else notice how low the bass is in the mix in comparison to the previous albums? I didn't like that bit).
"Pace is the Trick": Sorry Michi, I didn't feel this song too much initially. I don't hate it, but it's mediocre to be honest. I like it better as I go on. The lyrics are interesting though. Complements to Paul.
"All Fired Up": Amazing drums in this song! Sam is probably one of my favorite drummers of all time, period. I like the lyrics, the way Paul's voice wraps around them, and the guitar is oddly lazy, but slick. This song may be my favorite besides "Pioneer"
"Rest My Chemistry": Image of someone looking out their high rise window at the city lights, smoking a cigarette. The lyrics transport me the most on this album, because God how I feel them. The music is nice slow accompaniement.
"Who Do You Think": Odd for me. I don't hate it, but I don't like it either. I'm having a hard time putting together words to review it.
"Wrecking Ball": One of those slow langurous songs with dreamy vocals to accompany it. The fade-out ending is so thick and tangible, I keep thinking the stuff I'm imagining with it is happening.
"The Lighthouse": The sparse guitar is interesting. The vocals throw me. At first I didn't like this song much, but now I really do like it. Good job on keeping your arm on after that playing, Dan.
SCORE: Better than Antics, not quite TOTBL. I'm looking forward to MSG on September 14th!
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Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 4:06 pm
I find "The Lighthouse" incredibly sexy now.
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 4:10 pm
viktogarage I find "The Lighthouse" incredibly sexy now. You're welcome.
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