That's right. All I saw were a bunch of vaginas jumping around with instruments.

I like FBTMOF a lot. I agree with Gav.

Nice way to rip off the Tony Hawk soundtrack and piss off elitist punks.

I'd like to hear the covers, I was surprised by the TH covers and enjoyed most of them.

My schtick is I'm hot. :)

yeah, FBTMOF are a very decent band. (although I would like to see the dude where some clothes)

I hate FBTMOF.

[QUOTE=deadohiosky9]Thanks Brain Toad. It's nice to see that another punx is recognizing my punx, I must really be punx then. My life is complete.

/stares at hand silk-screened cardboard spraypainted hand numbered red/white splatter 7" OOP record of which only 4 were pressed[/QUOTE]
Hot Cross/LTFAR Split Neeshee?

[QUOTE=Brain Toad]Nice way to rip off the Tony Hawk soundtrack and piss off elitist punks.

I'd like to hear the covers, I was surprised by the TH covers and enjoyed most of them.[/QUOTE]
Agreed. I actually think if Fall Out Boy would have added harmonica it would of been better than the original. I love GB but the singer can actually sing and the random yelling sort of pissed me off when the guy had lots of melody.

/prepares for flames

I Hate Myself is seriously my favorite emo band.

I still like them...I don't care if it makes me an outcast. :(

-Gav

I dunno why so many people hate on them, they are really really good.

Fear Before's first CD is so catchy and upbeat yet dark and mysterious. I love the lyrics, too, because they're so lame

TODAY I PRAYED
MY PLANE WOULD CRASH
YOU'D HEAR THE NEWS
YOU'D HEAR THE NEWS
And you'd think of me
As much as I thought of you

I like Dave's voice a lot, too. It's different.

The backing vocalist (Adam, I think) has a sweet voice, too.

-Gav

[QUOTE=DFelon204409][url]http://www.punknews.org/article/17598[/url]

I wanna see what DEP and Deftones do. Other than that. I don't want anything.[/QUOTE]

You can already see what the Deftones did.

I keep listening to Some Natures Catch No Plagues just for the "there is no happy here" and "spine thigh and breasts" parts.

I honestly don't get why people jizz off over Some Natures Catch No Plagues so much.

I just dig the part at the end when there's two vocals, one saying the leads and the other saying, "There is no happy here!" over and over.

I see a lot of emotion in that song. I dig it.

-Gav

It's an ok song, it's not THAT great though...

"Some Natures Catch No Plagues" is up there with "An Open Letter" and "Postlapsaria" as my favorite Saetia songs.

Postlapsaria is the best--it's very strong lyrically and probably their strongest musically. People jizz over Some Natures Catch No Plagues because the emotion is especially blatant. It's more emotional than most of their other songs and it has the whole "there is no happy here" part that is just very blatantly said and it makes people jizz all over the ceiling, or shoot blanks. Depending on how much you like it.

This thread needs to settle down with the jizzage, I say.

[QUOTE=deadohiosky9]Postlapsaria is the best--it's very strong lyrically and probably their strongest musically. People jizz over Some Natures Catch No Plagues because the emotion is especially blatant. It's more emotional than most of their other songs and it has the whole "there is no happy here" part that is just very blatantly said and it makes people jizz all over the ceiling, or shoot blanks. Depending on how much you like it.[/QUOTE]

ROFL NICE PUN IN THERE WITH SHOOT BLANKS

But yeah, I agree: Postlapsaria is pure gold. That song is just amazing.

Cobert: Jizz.

-Gav

Dawwww, shucks.

I dont think ive ever seen an actual thread on saetia, just discussion in here.

It's because everyone is expected to know them...maybe not like them, but at least appreciate. :p

Even though they supposedly ripped off this band Anasarca...I've never heard Anasarca, though. I want to, though, but I don't know anyone that has their stuff.

-Gav

My favorite Saetia song is [I]The Burden of Reflecting[/I]

Mine are, in order:

Postlapsaria
An Open Letter
Adriene's Thread
From the Firmament
Roquentin
Endymion

I think...I'm not sure. :p

-Gav

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo]My favorite Saetia song is [I]The Burden of Reflecting[/I][/QUOTE]

Lost Gray picturesofmypaststaingreenerpasturesofmyfuture,
REMEMBERANCEANDRECOGNITIONFORCESMETORECONSIDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Thats probably one of my favorite lines in any song. Its just so perfect. The word 'pasture' sounds similar to 'future', 'picture', and 'past', so.....

"lost gray [b]pictures[/b] of my [b]past[/b] stain greener [b]pastures[/b] of my [b]future[/b]" is just phonetically perfect.

[QUOTE=I0Play0Bass]It's because everyone is expected to know them...maybe not like them, but at least appreciate. :p

Even though they supposedly ripped off this band Anasarca...I've never heard Anasarca, though. I want to, though, but I don't know anyone that has their stuff.

-Gav[/QUOTE]

I have Anasarca. But they didn't really "rip off" Anasarca, rather Anasarca were an influence on them, which is what Jamie told me. You'll notice some slight similarities in their riffage but thats about it. Anasarca is basically another one of those 90's emo bands, like Native Nod-esque.

Cobert: Billy's good with his language.

Notres Langues Nous Trompent, Venus And Bacchus and Postlapsaria are really the only ones that stand out for me. The Sweetness And the Light is kinda cool too. Oh and An Open Letter.

[quote=Neeshmeister]Cobert: Billy's good with his language.[/quote]

Yes, I see that.

Native Nod is radddddddd.

Native Nod own.

ROFL NEESHMEISTER [i][/i]