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Man how could anyone hate on patience?

Not Tyson wrote:Man how could anyone hate on patience?

it's the fucking whistling

I hate Guns n Roses too.

Which is why I like Chinese Democracy so much.

I'm also debating as to which Kiss album I should advocate as an album of the week.

These are my favourites:

1. Hotter Than Hell

2. Destroyer

3. Kiss

4. Vacuum Cleaner

5. Microwave

6. Toaster

7. Lost my train of thought. I don't remember what I was just doing. Oh wait...I smell pancakes. OK I'm gone for a few hours.......

Kiss - Alive is where it's at

Kiss blows ... Pop rock with make-up for those with questionable IQ levels ... no further elaboration necessary

Window is now open for someone to post a Classic album before I do

hellboy wrote:Window is now open for someone to post a Classic album before I do

OK. So.......what constitutes a "classic" in your book? Does it have to have been included in Rolling Stone's Big Book Of The Five Hundred Greatest Albums Of All Time As Voted By Us 55 Year Old Retard Music Journos Who Wear Berets And Think Mark Knoffler And Santana Are Genius?

Does it have to be more than 10 years old? Won a Grammy? Feature backing vocals by either Bono, Sting or Jimmy Barnes? Need it have slept with one of the Rolling Stones at some point?

Help me out here...

Hey, what's wrong with wearing a beret?

Not Tyson wrote:Hey, what's wrong with wearing a beret?

Nothing. If the wearer of the beret is a cute young, doe eyed lil girl undertaking her first year of college.

The concept of a "Classic" album of the week is one that most of us have already heard. This is so people can take part in a conversation and not have to go to the trouble of finding time to listen to something new.

Other than that there is no required age or record sales.

Man I really don't like that classification, I really wonder how many members here have heard Miles Davis, just over a handful it seems. Less with Kanye.

The latter makes more sense than the former.

We would end up just doing metal standards (I've never heard a full album by Megadeth).

Why can't it be both?

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That is also Calfium Jay's ideal woman

Not Tyson wrote:Man I really don't like that classification, I really wonder how many members here have heard Miles Davis, just over a handful it seems. Less with Kanye.

I agree that those two don't fit my definition. However my statement is an accurate representation of what I planned the "classic" albums to be.

hellboy wrote:

Not Tyson wrote:Man I really don't like that classification, I really wonder how many members here have heard Miles Davis, just over a handful it seems. Less with Kanye.

I agree that those two don't fit my definition. However my statement is an accurate representation of what I planned the "classic" albums to be.

Did that motherfucker Tyson actually put Kayne fucking West in the same sentence with Miles Davis? #legitimatelyfuckingstunned

Your classification of classic albums sucks all kinds of cock. Classic should be albums that are universally accepted as being outstanding, regardless of how many people have heard it. Open your mind motherfucker. Now you are making me take Cal's side in this argument and dammit that pisses me off.

How is vacation going btw? Good times being had I hope.

Not Tyson wrote:

That is also Calfium Jay's ideal woman

Her name is Irene.

We dated.

It..............didn't work out.

Let's just leave it at that.

hellboy wrote:The concept of a "Classic" album of the week is one that most of us have already heard. This is so people can take part in a conversation and not have to go to the trouble of finding time to listen to something new.

Other than that there is no required age or record sales.

The only CAOTW so far that I have heard is Reign in Blood although I had heard a few of Miles Davis' tunes before.

MOG wrote:

hellboy wrote:

Not Tyson wrote:Man I really don't like that classification, I really wonder how many members here have heard Miles Davis, just over a handful it seems. Less with Kanye.

I agree that those two don't fit my definition. However my statement is an accurate representation of what I planned the "classic" albums to be.

Did that motherfucker Tyson actually put Kayne fucking West in the same sentence with Miles Davis? #legitimatelyfuckingstunned

Your classification of classic albums sucks all kinds of cock. Classic should be albums that are universally accepted as being outstanding, regardless of how many people have heard it. Open your mind motherfucker. Now you are making me take Cal's side in this argument and dammit that pisses me off.

How is vacation going btw? Good times being had I hope.

I agree with your definition of classic, but you guys are missing the point. The concept is that its an album many of us have listened too. That is the important part and the original premise. "Classic" was just a phrase I used to distinguish it from the other album of the week which is more obscure.

I honestly would have assumed both Miles Davis and Van Morrison would have been warranted for this exercise and would have been listened to by several members. That's presuming a lot of you assholes were born before 1990 and/or listen to anything that doesn't fit neatly into some generically generated sub-genre introduced yesterday to suit the narrow-minded, attention-deficient riddled general population. Next, someone's gonna tell me that they've never given Master of Puppets or Eazy-Duz-It a spin ... jeesh

I got it. Not sure why it's so hard for other people to get. It's "classic" in the sense that we, specifically as FE members, would have heard it and consider it a "classic".

For example, ISIS "OCEANIC" would be considered "classic" here, but certainly not anywhere else.

petemasterpete wrote:Eazy-Duz-It

Nope

UndKeineZwEier wrote:

petemasterpete wrote:Eazy-Duz-It

Nope

born in '92 or just consistently losing and not even know it, Und?

Why would I listen to an album made by an aids infected moon cricket?

The Boss wrote:I got it. Not sure why it's so hard for other people to get. It's "classic" in the sense that we, specifically as FE members, would have heard it and consider it a "classic".

For example, ISIS "OCEANIC" would be considered "classic" here, but certainly not anywhere else.

"Oceanic" will be a classic 5 thousand years from now, after the great earthquake. the Grey's will show up and find it in the rubble. they will tap their toe-less feet and bob their enlarged heads and wonder..."why did those assholes break up?"