No dude, there are plenty of "long songs" that I enjoy. Its just that that song isn't one of them. The time isn't the end all be all factor.

[QUOTE=pulseczar;16064060]girly attention spans [/QUOTE]

hey

you females can't handle lengthy songs, you'd probably start knitting or cooking or something before getting through half of a Yes song

how long is an average Yes song

Too long.

bjork can i marry you

acoustic albums where its just the lead singer from a non acoustic band

I just realized that the Melvins are the logical continuation of Black Flag. [I]Gluey Porch Treatments[/I] was released in 87, the year after Black Flag broke up, and it is exactly the territory they were headed to.

Green Day - [I]1,039 Smoothed Out Slappy Hours[/I]
Boredoms - [I]Super AE[/I]

Tom Waits - [I]Rain Dogs[/I] - I can't decide whether I like this more than [I]Bone Machine[/I] (the only other album I've heard by Waits).

[QUOTE=Anxious;16064519]I just realized that the Melvins are the logical continuation of Black Flag. [I]Gluey Porch Treatments[/I] was released in 87, the year after Black Flag broke up, and it is exactly the territory they were headed to.[/QUOTE]

Black Flag -> Melvins -> Sunn 0)))

the progression of sludge. in the future stoner metalheads will listen to nothing but a pure low C processed through five different fuzz pedals

[QUOTE=YDload;16064746]Black Flag -> Melvins -> Sunn 0)))

the progression of sludge. in the future stoner metalheads will listen to nothing but a pure low C processed through five different fuzz pedals[/QUOTE]

Black Flag -> Melvins -> Earth-> Sunn 0)))->low C processed through five different fuzz pedals

Sunn O))) -> Sunn 0)))

speaking of sunn, was jamming [I]Oracle[/I] earlier, album is so good

Unwound - [I]Leaves Turn Inside You[/I]

pretty good after the first listen, I think it's gonna be a grower.

Mute Math - [I]Mute Math[/I]

A few of my favorite songs off of it are [U]Collapse[/U], [U]Typical[/U], [U]Chaos[/U], and [U]Control[/U].

I love almost every song on this album, though. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys listening to Muse, The Postal Service, or Radiohead.

I want to see Sunn live again so much. Really, it's by far the most memorable show I've been to.

The Zombies - 15
Eisley - 14
Mobb Deep - 13
Panacea - 12
Oh No! Oh My! - 12
Radiohead - 10
Testament - 10
Clann Zú - 9
Lair of the Minotaur - 7
Rorschach - 6
Alias & Ehren - 5
Queens of the Stone Age - 4

Southern Lord sent me the new Lair of the Minotaur :)

Also, still digging the **** out of the Apes. Badass DC band. Everyone download their new album.

Fugazi.

So punk.

Sonic Youth - [I]Goo[/I]

Mildred Pierce, Kool Thing, and Titanium Expose are the best confirm/deny

deny

Tunic is sick

Deny

rabbi

[FONT="Book Antiqua"][SIZE="6"][COLOR="Olive"][B]guys i [SIZE="7"][COLOR="MediumTurquoise"][I]UNDERSTAND SONIC YOUTH[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT][/I][/COLOR][/SIZE]

perriwinkle is garth brooks is chris gaines.

[QUOTE=br3ad_man;16065311]I want to see Sunn live again so much. Really, it's by far the most memorable show I've been to.[/QUOTE]

Why is that? I can't really imagine what their live show would be like.

El-P - [I]Fantastic Damage[/I]
Kidcrash - [I]Jokes[/I]
Jeru the Damaja - [I]The Sun Rises in the East[/I]

Mission of Burma- [I]Vs.[/I]

I haven't listened to this in a long time. It feels like finding a long lost friend.

Destroyer - Rubies

Boris - [I]Feedbacker[/I]

fuuuuuck