hahahah! That did seem a tad out of character for you... from what I've read anyway.röymond wrote:Oops. I think I got you mixed up with Lord of Oats. Sorry, My bad.
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Yeah, I've hit a new low. Or some kind of low. I'll shut up and record more. And review more. And aim higher.Leaf wrote:hahahah! That did seem a tad out of character for you... from what I've read anyway.röymond wrote:Oops. I think I got you mixed up with Lord of Oats. Sorry, My bad.
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Wrote a chorus for Credible Threat.
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Ha ha ha I had forgotten that. I still think that would be a GREAT name for a band. i'd listen (from a distance obviously)Lord of Oats wrote:Oh, don't mind the fellow above. The second week I was here, he was telling a band to change their name to "Shit Viaduct."
Yes, after I posted I thought that maybe my comment came across wrong. No offence meant, it's just i have a spectacularly crappy childish sense of humour

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I'd like to read The Weakest Suit's argument, but he deleted it. Maybe because people disagreed with it? Reviewing is thankless with so much thin skin around.Spud wrote:Weakest Suite is right though, I take the low vote count as an indication that not very many people are making it through all 30 songs with their attention spans intact.
I won't review a 30-song fight. I could give a simple Mostess' thumbs up or down for each, but even I don't care about that level of reaction. That's what vote count is for. A review is more than an opinion. And you know what they say about opinions...
But I (shamefully) confess I will not even listen to a 30-song fight. Just seeing the long, long frontpage makes me dizzy. I've tried listening to it in the background while I work, but I zone out. I've tried picking just a few favorite names, which is fine for me, since I know those entries will be good. But that's not the spirit of the game. But on the few times I've listened to and considered each entry in a >10 song fight, there's always a vote toss up: usually a well-written lyric vs. a well-written melody. With 30 songs, who can even keep track?
If I were fightmaster, I'd be reluctant to change formats, too. Multiple titles is well-trod territory and I'm glad to see it back: I can deal with small fights. I'll certainly listen more. Maybe I'll even start reviewing again. But until fights get back to 7 to 10 songs, or we can (officially) cast votes for multiple songs in the same fight, I can't say I'll vote more.
And Mr. Weakest Suit: I've been here over 5 years and I've never seen anyone drummed out of the community for saying contentious things. Counterpoint requires the original point. This is a public forum, and discussion is impossible without transparency. Stop deleting your posts. It's a bad habit. Just start posting less if you regret things you tend to say.
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Of course, if one were to ask me (not that anyone did), I might just say, it's a bad habit because it means you don't have the balls to stand by what you say! The more you do it, the less balls, etc.jackfrost wrote:how is deleting posts a bad habit?
But I think Mostess already answered the question, before it was even asked:
That there is a fantastic line, imho.Mostess wrote:Counterpoint requires the original point. This is a public forum, and discussion is impossible without transparency.
Get on with it baby! If you must achieve transparency in a web setting, be sure to use a matte that matches your background. Dark for dark, light for light, white for white. And don't forget the dither...if necessary
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I deserved that.jb wrote:wow. somebody snapping at roymond. weird.jackfrost wrote:how is deleting posts a bad habit?
roymond, feel free to berate me with your </sarcasm> shield.
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Well, I had a song in the works, but illness and the busy-ness of the holidays have conspired against me. I hope it's a great fight. SLim chance that something by me could still appear, but I think I'll sit out rather than submit a sub-par deal.
Welcome back J$ - looking forward to hearing you again.
Welcome back J$ - looking forward to hearing you again.
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I've introduced A New Player to the joys of this community. If he remembers the URL, he'll likely be here soon, but in the meantime, he wrote and recorded a "Credible Threat" in my living room, and asked me to play keys on it. I'm still considering entering solo, but since I played keys for my friend, and the deadline looms, that might not happen.
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