^^was what I was responding to. :)

[QUOTE]I'm really considering starting up a lyrical/songwriting website... the only one I know of that is of any real size is musesmuse, and that's full of middle-aged folks from the Southern states writing country songs.

Whaddya reckon?[/QUOTE]

Quoted for probably not being seen because of the page jump.

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Starting sites never works.

I dunno - there's certainly a spot for it. Get a decent domain, a decent circle of users, and advertise in the right places, and who knows...

[QUOTE=Jason101]I dunno - there's certainly a spot for it. Get a decent domain, a decent circle of users, and advertise in the right places, and who knows...[/QUOTE]
If my stay on MX has taught me anything, it's that it's a hell of a lot more complicated than that.

How so? I'm aware of the initial 'getting more than 15 users' problem, if that was what you were referring to?

Hawthorne Heights has the worst lyrics/band ever.

[QUOTE=A_Perfect_Sonnet]Hawthorne Heights has the worst lyrics/band ever.[/QUOTE]
While they are undoubtebly horrifyingly terrible, Skindred is still worse.

Plus, you TOTALLY like FATA! Hahahaha!

No, Hawthorne Heights are owned by Story Of The Year in the 'worst band ever' stakes.

[QUOTE=SubtleDagger]While they are undoubtebly horrifyingly terrible, Skindred is still worse.

Plus, you TOTALLY like FATA! Hahahaha![/QUOTE]

I listen to old UnderOATH (Cries of the Past and The Changing of the Times), too.

Story of the Year is better than HH because they when they play acoustically, they are twenty times better.

[QUOTE=A_Perfect_Sonnet]I listen to old UnderOATH (Cries of the Past and The Changing of the Times), too.

Story of the Year is better than HH because they when they play acoustically, they are twenty times better.[/QUOTE]
They're both dreadful.

...which still means they're crap, in all honesty. Did you not hear "Until the Day I Die"?

I'm staying well out of the 'what bands do you listen to' debate.

What's your opinion on Norma Jean? I like 'em. 'O God the Aftermath is better than Bless the Martyr though.
What (in your opinion) is the best song on Miss Machine? Number 5 (dunno the title), and number 2 (dunno the title either).

Norma Jean? I have no opinion on them whatsoever. In fact, I'm not even sure I've heard anything by them more than once.

'O God the Aftermath is a very dynamic album.

Norma Jean is way overrated, Miss Machine is not even close to DEP's best record.

LISTEN TO CALCULATING INFINITY DAMMIT

Fine, fine, I'll DL it right now. :D

Does it have Monticello on it?

No.

Ah, that's my favorite DEP song.

"Monticello" is like way worse than almost every song on CI.

Like I said, downloading.

Have you at least heard "Sugar Coated Sour" or "43%"?

Yup.

WELL

That's like a million times better than anything on Machine. And CI is all just like that except it just continues kicking as[b][i][/b][/i]s.

I couldn't get Clip The Apex or Variations on a Cocktail Dress.

Clip The Apex is like one of the best songs IMO.

[QUOTE=SubtleDagger]Norma Jean is way overrated, Miss Machine is not even close to DEP's best record.

LISTEN TO CALCULATING INFINITY DAMMIT[/QUOTE]
that post summed up my response to the last two pages. thxsd\

sup?

CI is only missing Clip The Apex now :\.

You need Clip, it's got the best guitar breaks on the entire album.

I'm trying, and but in the meantime I've been correcting the info for most of the songs on my playlist.