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Porcupine Tree — Anesthetize
Album: Fear Of A Blank Planet
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Released: 2007
Length: 17:05
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A good impression of myself
Not much to conceal
I'm saying nothing
But I'm saying nothing with feel

I simply am not here
No way I...
Shut up, be happy
Stop whining please

Because of who we are
We react in mock surprise
The curse of "there must be more"
So don't breathe here,
Don't leave your bags

I simply am not here
No way I...
Shut up, be happy
Stop whining please

The dust in my soul
Makes me feel the weight in my legs
My head in the clouds
And I'm zoning out

I'm watching TV
But I find it hard to stay conscious
I'm totally bored
But I can't switch off

Only apathy from the pills in me
It's all in me, all in you
Electricity from the pills in me
It's all in me, all in you
Only MTV, cod philosophy

We're lost in the mall
Shuffling through the stores like zombies
What is the point?
What can money buy?

My hand's on a gun
And I find the range, God tempt me
What did you say?
Think I'm passing out

[x2]
Only apathy from the pills in me
It's all in me, all in you
Electricity from the pills in me
It's all in me, all in you
Only MTV, cod philosophy

Water so warm that day (water so warm that day)
I counted out the waves (I counted out the waves)
As they broke into shore
I smiled into the sun

The water so warm that day
I was counting out the waves
And I followed their short life
As they broke on the shoreline
I could see you
But I couldn't hear you

You were holding your hat in the breeze
Turning away from me in this moment
You were stolen as black across the sun

Water so warm that day (water so warm that day)
I counted out the waves (I counted out the waves)
As they broke into shore (as they broke into shore)
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Nothing but 10 points for this masterpiece 😍😍😍
Posted 1 week ago by danielgertis    [ Reply ]
Jay - sus, these dudes blow up the joint.  Phenomenal. 
Posted 1 month ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 Vrms wrote:

Checkout this live version at approx 9:20. Guitar tone is ridiculous, but listen to the interlude riff where the bass drops out, right after the guitar-bass duet in post chorus. When bass man comes back in......that is bad boy bass tone!

video


Thank You for the info & the Link!   I will check it out!
Posted 8 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 rluking wrote:

Even at 17 + minutes, I never seem to tire of this track.   


Same here!  I  Agree!   It is 4am & my coffee is kicking in,   ...great way to start the day!   17+ minutes of  Porcupine Tree  
Posted 8 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
This music is the work of God
Posted 10 months ago by hcarrega    [ Reply ]
GREAT TUNE!! Excellent drumming. Thanx RP!   
Posted 1 year ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
Some guys got it, some not. But this ones were born to it. That makes the difference!
Posted 1 year ago by Pitjes    [ Reply ]
Checkout this live version at approx 9:20. Guitar tone is ridiculous, but listen to the interlude riff where the bass drops out, right after the guitar-bass duet in post chorus. When bass man comes back in......that is bad boy bass tone!

video

Posted 1 year ago by Vrms    [ Reply ]

definitely a cult track !!

Posted 1 year ago by GreBen    [ Reply ]
too long. Sorry Steve.
Posted 2 years ago by MassivRuss    [ Reply ]
Came on at 8:15am, just as my coffee was kicking in!!  What a way to start the day!!!  
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 joejennings wrote:
The more I hear it in it's entirety, the more I like it. !!!!   



Same Here!!!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
Probably one of the few 17+ minute songs that I wish were longer still.  Forever PT!
Posted 2 years ago by nelsonha    [ Reply ]
The more I hear it in it's entirety, the more I like it. !!!!   
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
EXCELLENT!!!
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
Great tune. I like it!  Very long, but very good!  
Posted 3 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 welby wrote:

In need some anesthectic to put up with this!!



stop whining please !
Posted 3 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
Even at 17 + minutes, I never seem to tire of this track.   
Posted 3 years ago by rluking    [ Reply ]
I was thinking this song just goes on and on and on. then saw the length and confirmed it does
Posted 3 years ago by bcdawgfather    [ Reply ]
Sitting here on a Friday night home alone, wifey's out so the volume knob works again & got FOABP vinyl playing loud - this masterpiece is on right now.... Bill, you've not played this since 2007 according to the log, not sure if that's correct but in any case... play it again Bill :-)

Posted 13 years ago by Neil66    [ Reply ]
 lagger wrote:
PURCHASED THE CD AND IT JUST KEEPS GROWING ON ME LOVE THE DRUMS
 
yea same here, I didn't like it at first, but it does grow on you in a very nice way.  I didn't read through all the posts, but I hear Radiohead in the first bits of singing.

Way Out Of Here is my current fav with the "Soundscapes of Robert Fripp" - guitar god of King Crimson back in the day

Posted 15 years ago by dctrpunda    [ Reply ]
Got my tix for Oct. 10 in Asheville. Can hardly wait.

I'm going to the October 23rd show here in Cincy with a bunch of friends- This will be my third time seeing the band. I can't wait either!!!! Damn 23 days to go Last time I saw them live (at the House of Blues in Cleveland last May) they played this juggernaut live and holy hell it kicked some serious.
Posted 17 years ago by Deadwing    [ Reply ]
Their drummer Gavin Harrison is jaw droppingly good 
Posted 17 years ago by Deadwing    [ Reply ]
Sounds like they've got a pretty good drummer. fuh2 wrote:
What an aural journey!
That's what she said. Thank you and good night.
Posted 17 years ago by RobK    [ Reply ]
Yet had the luck to see them once... and I'll have it one more time, at the Olympia in Paris! I'm sure it will we great another time. Thx, RP!
Posted 17 years ago by CoYoT51    [ Reply ]
ummmmmm...........i'm not getting the link between this and scarborough fair?
Posted 17 years ago by photonancy    [ Reply ]
What an aural journey! The sounds these guys use are like nothing I've ever heard before. Volume higher and higher.
Posted 17 years ago by fuh2    [ Reply ]
ziggytrix wrote:
This tune feels a lot more like APC or Rush than Tool. It's a great song, too, don't anyone let my prior comments let you think otherwise. I just don't agree with the Tool-bashing.
Gee, I think they sound like Porcupine Tree. This album keeps growing on me. Love PT and RP!
Posted 17 years ago by robco1    [ Reply ]
If you don't think Porcupine Tree are awesome, then there is something very wrong with you and you are different and strange. All your friends think Porcupine Tree are great.
Posted 17 years ago by Cruithne3753    [ Reply ]
Nice set. Oh. That was all one song... 8. Just the same.
Posted 17 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
FeydBaron wrote:
Everyone is mentioning Tool, but I heard a section in there was reminded me strongly of A Perfect Circle.
This tune feels a lot more like APC or Rush than Tool. It's a great song, too, don't anyone let my prior comments let you think otherwise. I just don't agree with the Tool-bashing.
Posted 17 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
I love that even though my boss interrupted this song, it was still playing when he left my office. PT is the best...along with RP, of course!
Posted 17 years ago by Pyro    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by Nabla    [ Reply ]
Got my tix for Oct. 10 in Asheville. Can hardly wait.
Posted 17 years ago by Older_Gentleman    [ Reply ]
A long time ago, I posted a comment that Carter Beauford was god. Now, I know that Gavin Harrison is... ;-)
Posted 17 years ago by schmibo    [ Reply ]
Wow, do we get the full 17 minutes here on RP? Outstanding. I never knew that Alex was on this. Cool!
Posted 17 years ago by timjclark    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by g-rod    [ Reply ]
lagger wrote:
PURCHASED THE CD AND IT JUST KEEPS GROWING ON ME LOVE THE DRUMS
I need to pick up this album, for sure.
Posted 17 years ago by UltraNurd    [ Reply ]
PURCHASED THE CD AND IT JUST KEEPS GROWING ON ME LOVE THE DRUMS
Posted 17 years ago by lagger    [ Reply ]
The vocals are not 'weak' per se. They are simply understated. Awesome harmonies all the same.
Posted 17 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
Actually Alex Lifeson from Rush does play the guitar solo about a third of the way through the song. Wilson does all the rest of the guitar work though
Posted 17 years ago by Deadwing    [ Reply ]
Awesome song.
Posted 17 years ago by Gish05    [ Reply ]
Atombender wrote:
Great stuff, but I think the singer is quite weak in the whole ensemble. The drummer makes me want to practice more on my drumset! Eight eight eight!
SW is actually quite the vocalist. There's an acoustic version of Sentimental (the track that follows this on on the record) floating about that is simply stunning. But you are quite correct, Gavin Harrison could quite possibly be the best drummer on the planet. And he's even better live.
Posted 17 years ago by zaknafein    [ Reply ]
Well the singer is a man named Steven Wilson who formed the band way back when. For the first 6 years he WAS Porcupine Tree- playing all instruments doing all vocals and writing. He writes about 98% of the music and lyrics, does all vocals and guitar work including writing bass and keyboard parts on some songs. I guess we'll just have to "put up" with his weak vocals Personally I adore him Kind of like saying I love Bob Dylan but I wish they would get a different vocalist hehe (now that I think about I bet some people do think that)
Posted 17 years ago by Deadwing    [ Reply ]
Thank you once again, Bill, for turning me onto yet another awesome band that I would otherwise never had heard of. Porcupine Tree is amazing. What a great song. Thank you Bill!
Posted 17 years ago by reindeer    [ Reply ]
FeydBaron wrote:
Everyone is mentioning Tool, but I heard a section in there was reminded me strongly of A Perfect Circle. Don't think I'd heard this track from beginning to end before. I like it a bit better now.
Agree, but PC is essentially the same band as Tool.
Posted 17 years ago by More_Cowbell    [ Reply ]
This IS still the same tune! 7, despite that.
Posted 17 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
Holy Mother of All Things Long! This is long. And absolutely bloody fantastic!!!
Posted 17 years ago by skdenfeld    [ Reply ]
chiggins wrote:
bcorcoran: I haven't seen them recently, but I saw them at the Ventura Theater during the Undertow tour, and again at the Santa Barbara Bowl (which they are forbidden from ever playing again for cranking it way, way up). I've seen a lot of concerts that left me excited and babbling about how incredible they were. Both shows were the kind of experience where I was so blown away that I couldn't talk for about an hour, and I had to carry my jaw out of the show to keep it off the floor. Sucks that you saw 'em on an off night. Try again when they're on their own.
Maybe. It'll be a while though.
Posted 17 years ago by bcorcoran    [ Reply ]
Everyone is mentioning Tool, but I heard a section in there was reminded me strongly of A Perfect Circle. Don\'t think I\'d heard this track from beginning to end before. I like it a bit better now.
Posted 17 years ago by FeydBaron    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by wookie    [ Reply ]
jadedragon wrote:
Where else would you hear a 17.5 minute song?
Must be bathroom time for Bill.
Posted 17 years ago by crinky    [ Reply ]
bcorcoran: I haven't seen them recently, but I saw them at the Ventura Theater during the Undertow tour, and again at the Santa Barbara Bowl (which they are forbidden from ever playing again for cranking it way, way up). I've seen a lot of concerts that left me excited and babbling about how incredible they were. Both shows were the kind of experience where I was so blown away that I couldn't talk for about an hour, and I had to carry my jaw out of the show to keep it off the floor. Sucks that you saw 'em on an off night. Try again when they're on their own.
Posted 17 years ago by chiggins    [ Reply ]
Damn it ... I don\'t have the money to buy ALL of their CDs. ::sigh::
Posted 17 years ago by thekid    [ Reply ]
jadedragon wrote:
Where else would you hear a 17.5 minute song? RP rawks!
Totally. It helps that I really like the song but I just want to say THANKS again RP for playing music that doesn't fit a specific format! PT is a group that is growing on me, for sure.
Posted 17 years ago by siandbeth    [ Reply ]
Hope to see this godlike live sometime...
Posted 17 years ago by iw3gtf    [ Reply ]
Great stuff, but I think the singer is quite weak in the whole ensemble. The drummer makes me want to practice more on my drumset! Eight eight eight!
Posted 17 years ago by Atombender    [ Reply ]
shasta wrote:
I'd rather listen to Choctaw Bingo 3x in a row. And I gave that a 2
Whoa, slow down there shasta...don't wanna pop your cork.
Posted 17 years ago by peyotecoyote    [ Reply ]
Dobber wrote:
Wow! Interesting comments!?! I can certainly understand not being into Tool's music because it is dark, heavy and it has the wierd time structures. They are, however, extraordinarily talented musicians. Also, they have unique sound that they are entirley responsible for creating (unlike say Porcupine Tree, who is also a great band, but sounds quite a bit like its influences). Finally, Tool has an incredibly tight live sound, and they put on the best live show that I have ever seen.
I take it you never went to Summerfest... but: Tool played their set and left. They didn't even put on a show.
Posted 17 years ago by bcorcoran    [ Reply ]
7... no 2... no 8... no 2 again. argh. Interesting for sure, but comparisons to Tool aren\'t making any sense to me though.
Posted 17 years ago by chiggins    [ Reply ]
as cartman would say \"kick ass\"
Posted 17 years ago by sukilau    [ Reply ]
That band is a phenomenon!!!
Posted 17 years ago by Nabla    [ Reply ]
Thanx RP!
Posted 17 years ago by chilibob    [ Reply ]
Great band, great CD!! Thanks, RP, for introducing me to PT. (They\'re a little \"harder\" than my tastes usually run, but at my age (52), that\'s not surprising.)
Posted 17 years ago by Pyro    [ Reply ]
I love Porcupine Tree and I really dig RP Even the traditional forum trolls don\'t bother me here. Seriously everytime you get 500 people really happy about something they have in common the trolls have to come out and make their grunting noises and rude remarks. It\'s an internet tradition
Posted 17 years ago by Deadwing    [ Reply ]
Um.... wow?
Posted 17 years ago by catrip    [ Reply ]
My eternal thanks to Bill & RP for turning me on to PT a few years ago. I\'ve been a big fan ever since. Got to see them with Robert Fripp on the Deadwing tour - it was one of the best concerts in recent memory.
Posted 17 years ago by swruch    [ Reply ]
If not for RP I would have never heard PT and that would have been a loss. As it stands, I\'ve got tickets to see them in the lovely mountain setting of Asheville, NC come October. This 50-year old prog rocker can\'t wait to be the geezer in the crowd.
Posted 17 years ago by marktberry    [ Reply ]
Where else would you hear a 17.5 minute song? RP rawks!
Posted 17 years ago by jadedragon    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by Deadwing    [ Reply ]
Bill, fantastic tune. First heard it hear, then went out and purchased this CD and In Absentia. Both phenomenal...
Posted 17 years ago by Osedax    [ Reply ]
Wow. Rock out, Bill!
Posted 17 years ago by coffee-eyes    [ Reply ]
I like this album, but it\'s definitely structured to sit and listen to the thing all the way through in one sitting. The Deadwing is easier to break into song-sized pieces when you just want one great tune.
Posted 17 years ago by natural_tools    [ Reply ]
I agree with Dobber\'s comment. On PT\'s Deadwing the influence of Tool is quite obvious on certain tracks and Steven Wilson mentions Tool as an influence or \'interesting band\'on their site. I saw PT a couple of times yet (last time was june 26th in Eindhoven (NL) and again it was awesome! Great musicians and the sound was great!
Posted 17 years ago by SonicBrew    [ Reply ]
The roughest song I have ever heard on RP.
Posted 17 years ago by Kerly    [ Reply ]
bcorcoran wrote:
In my opinion Tool have become just that, tools. They put on horrible shows, too. Ask anyone who went to Summerfest. And personally I don't feel that the talent of a single member in the band really compensates for the lack of otherwise mediocre talent that is the rest of the band.
MissAmy wrote:
Wordy McWord. This is what Tool wishes they could be.
musicfreak607 wrote:
this is unbelievably better than tool
Wow! Interesting comments!?! I can certainly understand not being into Tool's music because it is dark, heavy and it has the wierd time structures. They are, however, extraordinarily talented musicians. Also, they have unique sound that they are entirley responsible for creating (unlike say Porcupine Tree, who is also a great band, but sounds quite a bit like its influences). Finally, Tool has an incredibly tight live sound, and they put on the best live show that I have ever seen.
Posted 17 years ago by Dobber    [ Reply ]
wow, that was long.
Posted 17 years ago by tinybubbles    [ Reply ]
I'd rather listen to Choctaw Bingo 3x in a row. And I gave that a 2
Posted 17 years ago by shasta    [ Reply ]
The entity of songs building up the FOABP album with this inredible jewel in the middle is rather hard to be excelled by anything being produced in any genre today (IMHO of course). No wonder 4 of 6 tracks of this album are in RP's playlist. I bet at least one more will make it later on if not both of them. My deep respect and gratitude to Mister Wilson and PT. I'm still under the impression of the Cologne gig on June 22nd. And THX once more to Bill who dares playing gems like this in their full length glory.
Posted 17 years ago by andrello    [ Reply ]
daveesh wrote:
i've got two sets of soundsticks. they're great. a little pricey for what they are but i love them. bass is rich.
That's what I have on my home computer too. the whole system is great. Not quite worth the price tag.
Posted 17 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]
like this a lot (most excellent)
Posted 17 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]
bigB_3 wrote:
Majority rules. Open your mind & ears.
That's always a great reason to do things. Think for yourself and make your own decisions.
Posted 17 years ago by iTuner    [ Reply ]
iTuner wrote:
Go ahead enlighten me why I'm wrong. And I'm sorry if you're the only one allowed to have an opinion on the freaking Internet. I'll stand by my opinion, the song sucks. You keep yours.
Majority rules. Open your mind & ears.
Posted 17 years ago by bigB_3    [ Reply ]
I like PT and all, but this is a bit much. Really. Would it have killed them to cut this into two songs?
Posted 17 years ago by Shaken_Bake    [ Reply ]
bcorcoran wrote:
There are so many things wrong with your argument it isn't even worth pointing out... Moving on though, just because you don't like the song doesn't mean it isn't worth playing... bugger off. 10 for me, this song is wonderful.
Go ahead enlighten me why I'm wrong. And I'm sorry if you're the only one allowed to have an opinion on the freaking Internet. I'll stand by my opinion, the song sucks. You keep yours.
Posted 17 years ago by iTuner    [ Reply ]
ziggytrix wrote:
i strongly disagree. this is good, but the percussion in almost any tool song blows away anything this drummer musters in this song (or any other PT i've heard for that matter). this feels like watered-down tool to me.
In my opinion Tool have become just that, tools. They put on horrible shows, too. Ask anyone who went to Summerfest. And personally I don't feel that the talent of a single member in the band really compensates for the lack of otherwise mediocre talent that is the rest of the band. PT is still better to me.
Posted 17 years ago by bcorcoran    [ Reply ]
Superb. Music with feeling and imagination.
Posted 17 years ago by Blind_Neep    [ Reply ]
slartibart_O wrote:
Good lord I gotta get a subwoofer for this dang imac, trying to listen to the porcupine tree gods through these piddlin little built-in's just ain't hacking it. Anyone know if this salad spinner looking usb powered imac sub is worth it? (sorry to turn this into a mac blog)
i've got two sets of soundsticks. they're great. a little pricey for what they are but i love them. bass is rich.
Posted 17 years ago by daveesh    [ Reply ]
aronson wrote:
I don't know if you can say that.
yeah, I can.
Posted 17 years ago by LongGoneDaddy    [ Reply ]
Good lord I gotta get a subwoofer for this dang imac, trying to listen to the porcupine tree gods through these piddlin little built-in's just ain't hacking it. Anyone know if this salad spinner looking usb powered imac sub is worth it? (sorry to turn this into a mac blog)
Posted 17 years ago by slartibart_O    [ Reply ]
musicfreak607 wrote:
this is unbelievably better than tool
i strongly disagree. this is good, but the percussion in almost any tool song blows away anything this drummer musters in this song (or any other PT i've heard for that matter). this feels like watered-down tool to me.
Posted 17 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
Kaiser wrote:
This song kicks a significant amount of ass.
It definitely tired me out!
Posted 17 years ago by welby    [ Reply ]
freddyfender wrote:
I believe the location under your name (California, baby) has a comma in there that shouldn't be.
Posted 17 years ago by robco1    [ Reply ]
This song kicks a significant amount of ass.
Posted 17 years ago by Kaiser    [ Reply ]
This song has so many layers...and each one of them as intriguing as the next
Posted 17 years ago by sunnysoul03    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by 25demayo    [ Reply ]
In need some anesthectic to put up with this!!
Posted 17 years ago by welby    [ Reply ]
Wow, this is really rockin'. I might just have to go find more after work today.
Posted 17 years ago by wedgetable    [ Reply ]
i love this flippin album! i know i've said it before but it somehow captures what vinyl albums used to be like.
Posted 17 years ago by daveesh    [ Reply ]
Porcupine Tree really rocks! Another great band that RP turned me on to. Thanks Bill and Rebecca. You guys have incredible taste in music.
Posted 17 years ago by Dude    [ Reply ]
iTuner wrote:
I had a sculpture professor who always said "just because its big, doesn't mean its good." I think the same statement can be made about the length of a song. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz I feel anesthetized.
There are so many things wrong with your argument it isn't even worth pointing out... Moving on though, just because you don't like the song doesn't mean it isn't worth playing... bugger off. 10 for me, this song is wonderful.
Posted 17 years ago by bcorcoran    [ Reply ]
1wolfy wrote:
great music--start to finish
Simply awesome.
Posted 17 years ago by bigB_3    [ Reply ]
Johnny_Wave wrote:
Oh for f***'s sake, this song has a Part II? Tonight is obviously *not* my night to listen to RP. Perhaps I'll try again in an hour or two, but at this rate I fully expect that this crap will still be playing. Goodnight!
I believe the location under your name (California, baby) has a comma in there that shouldn't be.
Posted 17 years ago by freddyfender    [ Reply ]
Nobody's making more interesting stuff these days as SW.
Posted 17 years ago by MrStatenIsle    [ Reply ]
lsherida wrote:
At the show I went to (Baltimore), Steven Wilson said that he found as a teenager there was a strong correlation to quality music and songs that took up the entire side of a record. It was their attempt at duplicating the phenomenon.
I had a sculpture professor who always said "just because its big, doesn't mean its good." I think the same statement can be made about the length of a song. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz I feel anesthetized.
Posted 17 years ago by iTuner    [ Reply ]
great music--start to finish
Posted 17 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
Steve Wilson is The Richard Wagner of rock. This piece is not only very operatic it breaks into new territory with its combination of riffs and great sound. As our DNA twists this may be the end/perfection of what is already a fuzzy rock & roll. It is a milestone at least. We are in new territory. Hats off!
Posted 17 years ago by roscoe    [ Reply ]
Johnny_Wave wrote:
Oh for f***'s sake, this song has a Part II? Tonight is obviously *not* my night to listen to RP. Perhaps I'll try again in an hour or two, but at this rate I fully expect that this crap will still be playing. Goodnight!
did somebody lose their binky?
Posted 17 years ago by felix_the_man    [ Reply ]
Johnny_Wave wrote:
Oh for f***'s sake, this song has a Part II? Tonight is obviously *not* my night to listen to RP. Perhaps I'll try again in an hour or two, but at this rate I fully expect that this crap will still be playing. Goodnight!
wait! it`s over!
Posted 17 years ago by nicolaluna    [ Reply ]
yeah, i still love rp. and i admire their abilty to do this above all else. but i still thought that song was.... over the bloody top! rade wrote:
gotta love RP for being something other than "typical" I
Posted 17 years ago by nicolaluna    [ Reply ]
Oh for f***'s sake, this song has a Part II? Tonight is obviously *not* my night to listen to RP. Perhaps I'll try again in an hour or two, but at this rate I fully expect that this crap will still be playing. Goodnight!
Posted 17 years ago by Johnny_Wave    [ Reply ]
nicolaluna wrote:
18 minutes going strong.... definitely not your typical radio song.
gotta love RP for being something other than "typical" I
Posted 17 years ago by rade    [ Reply ]
not bad.... just something that long should be phenomenal.... nusrat or something. rade wrote:
that was one delicious musical nugget. more like this PLEASE bill
Posted 17 years ago by nicolaluna    [ Reply ]
Silence!!! Finally!!! Sweet Silence!!!
Posted 17 years ago by Johnny_Wave    [ Reply ]
that was one delicious musical nugget. more like this PLEASE bill
Posted 17 years ago by rade    [ Reply ]
Johnny_Wave wrote:
Grr - not only is this a bad song, it never ends! Enough already
18 minutes going strong.... definitely not your typical radio song.
Posted 17 years ago by nicolaluna    [ Reply ]
Grr - not only is this a bad song, it never ends! Enough already
Posted 17 years ago by Johnny_Wave    [ Reply ]
phillips wrote:
this is the longest song ever. i think it's neverending because it sucks so bad.
At the show I went to (Baltimore), Steven Wilson said that he found as a teenager there was a strong correlation to quality music and songs that took up the entire side of a record. It was their attempt at duplicating the phenomenon. Personally, I very much like it, especially live.
Posted 17 years ago by lsherida    [ Reply ]
hmmm, if there were more songs on rp with death metal-ish riffs int he middle like this maybe i could get my little sister to listen to rp! (closest emoticon i can find to the two-fingered rocker fist... thing.) btw.... can somebody tell me where people chat on rp? it doesn?t seem like after the songs is the place.... thanks!
Posted 17 years ago by nicolaluna    [ Reply ]
Not diggin this at all, next please
Posted 17 years ago by Johnny_Wave    [ Reply ]