[QUOTE=Permanent Solution;16612316]So the latter half of the Norma Jean album was actually pretty good. Discuss.[/QUOTE]

true dat. I have listen again tonight. I haven't listened since like the day it came out.

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution;16612316]So the latter half of the Norma Jean album was actually pretty good. Discuss.[/QUOTE]

it's growing on me for sure. i'm listening to it more and more. mainly because cove from saosin and chino moreno make a couple guest spots.

Saosin is meh.

I liked it alright on first listen...and I don't like any of their other material so I was fairly surprised.

[QUOTE=Dimmu Burger;16612329]Saosin is meh.[/QUOTE]

meh, i like em. some of the songs on their selftitled are definitely skippable though. their drummer is like... at a musical plane 1 step higher than the rest of the band.

Sounds like power chords and high pitched singing to me. I'm suprised so many people like them honestly.

Permanent Solution: It is different from their past material, much more melodic so I can understand liking it more. I like the old stuff a lot too though, its just cold and mechanical sounding.

I like my music melodic, I'm a pussy =)

Saosin is good, but the EP is overrated.

Nothing wrong with that. Chino is good on the new Dance Gavin Dance album as well.

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution;16612342]I like my music melodic, I'm a slightly confuzzled sea lion =)

Saosin is good, but the EP is overrated.[/QUOTE]

i like my music melodic as well. though i like my music not melodic sometimes as well. also, thanks for the troll ban.

Hey I Like My Music Melodic Too Lol <3

Sarcasm ITT!

*parody

*mocking

Aiight folks I'm off. Take it easy!

[QUOTE=Dimmu Burger;16612329]Saosin is meh.[/QUOTE]hush you

[QUOTE=bringonthebreakdown;16612332]meh, i like em. some of the songs on their selftitled are definitely skippable though. their drummer is like... at a musical plane 1 step higher than the rest of the band.[/QUOTE]this

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution;16612342]I like my music melodic, I'm a pussy =)

Saosin is good, but the EP is overrated.[/QUOTE]me too =)

ive never liked saosin because they like beetles and beetles scare me

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZLjJy0abf8&feature=related[/url]

so good

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution;16612316]So the latter half of the Norma Jean album was actually pretty good. Discuss.[/QUOTE]

for real? i didnt even bother checking it out after hearing the **** on their myspays

Definitely afraid to click that link.

youll never see creed shred

Currently doing some research on the Sweden/Finland/Norway trip me and some friends wanna take after graduation, sh[B]i[/B]t looks like it'll cost around 3k each person, but should be worth it.

You're planning a trip to Scandinavia? Cool.

Yup, got a friend with family in Oslo and always had an interest in traveling there myself. Do you know how much a couple week train pass to travel around those three countries would run for per person?

Check out this site:
[url]http://www.interrailnet.com/[/url]

There might be other options, but I'm not sure.

Damn that ain't cheap haha, oh well, cheaper than taking planes everywhere.

We plan on flying into Stockholm, Austin thinks he might wanna go to, we could always pop in and say hi Bjorn. :)

Yeah, it's pretty expensive. Be prepared, Norway's the most expensive country I've ever visited.

If I'm in town, we should definitely meet up.

I was reading online that to get by you would need to spend a minimum of $75 a day for a Europe backpacking trip, I figure I wanna plan on spending $100 a day so I have a nice cushion to be prepared for whatever.

I haven't backpacked in a long time, so I'm not up to date on the prices, but it seems reasonable. And a cushion is something I'd highly recommend. You never know what might happen.

Have you ever taken the ferry from Stockholm to Helsinki? I'm thinking doing that would be the best way to jump start the trip after landing in Stockholm and spending a few days there, then looping around Finland and Norway, exploring Sweden and then coming back to Stockholm for the flight home.

I have taken the ferry lots of times. It's a popular drinking trip, going back and forth. I think that's a really good way to start the trip, since Finland is a bit inaccessible by train and you might just want to go through the northern part once. So starting in the south and working your way counter-clockwise seems like a good idea.