are you bander's natch or a bander snatch

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iambandersparrow for the win(s).

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandersnatch



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why am i a sparrow

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he's comparing our names, 4.5s ftw

ohh, that actually seems really familiar. i always read your name different every time i see it, was just curious

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Needz moar hype.

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indeed. around 5 listens now, still in the 4.1-4.2 range. first five tracks are brilliant though, and i really like like a kid too

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tracks 1-5 are amazing as fuck

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yeah, the last track is really good too. but the first five are so cohesive

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It's funny too because there are like 5 of us keeping this thread running and enjoying ourselves lol

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Haha yeah. Room's too cold is almost as good as this. It's just more rough around the edges so... depends on your style. And the triple disc is more about the concept/story than the songs quality. It has some sweet tracks but I didn't particularly enjoy the whole thing... as with most 2+ album releases.

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Ace Enders is just plain awesome. He can do no wrong

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I wanna meet him. Or just see the band live. Or both.

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so i should get the first album, and which songs off the 2nd?

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I havent listened to it in ages so I couldn't be completely accurate. But if you're gonna listen to it you need to listen to the whole thing through because of the story anyway and pick out what you like from there. I remember Money in his hands, hair, and decoration being awesome.

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how long is it in total? and you're totally right about a few of us keeping the thread going enjoying ourselves, lol

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It's three albums. It is pretty lengthy. Here's what you should know going in:





The Mechanic – the proclaimed "rock" disc of the album, showcasing the heavier side of the band. According to singer/guitarist Ace Enders, The Mechanic is the group's "safe bet", the album they would have made if it had only been one disc. It represents the technical progression from its predecessor The Room's Too Cold (2003), hence the title.

The Mother – a mostly unplugged effort in the vein of The Early November's The Acoustic EP (2003) and Enders' solo CD I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business (2004). The disc focuses on the band's mellow facet, featuring a more natural sound, conveyed by the use of predominantly acoustic instruments and few effects or filters.

The Path – an audio theatre of sorts, which mixes dialogue between a young man named Dean and his psychiatrist with soft background music. The psychiatry sessions that narrate the story are interrupted by short "musical"-esque songs, also introducing the interaction of other characters. The songs cover a wide range of musical genres, including blues, country and folk.

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Btw barca I saw you were a hornets fan?

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sounds interesting, though i think i'll listen to the debut first. not before i give this a couple more spins though. i plan on listening at least once today once im done studying.



yeah, i live in louisiana, so im a hornets fan. im excited for us now, good coach and gm, plus quality players

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Yeah debut for sure. And dude... I live in LA too haha and I'm also stoked. where do you live