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Okay, so that's what I was asking. Do you consider it an album in its own right, and should you rank it? Obviously you guys do, I wasn't aware of the quote from the band so I guess they do. Glad we answered that question with a civilized conversation on the topic.
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Amnesiac is pretty much universally considered an album (sang aside), so your initial question sounds like someone dismissing the worth of amnesiac (or just being a troll).
you can't be all indignant citing facts and then play the victim when it is pointed out you are wrong.
Haha, no I've always considered it an album and a good one. I didn't agree with him that it shouldn't be included in the ranking. But I have always thought of it as the leftovers from Kid A.
Just wondering, in what world is In Rainbows "criminally underrated"? It was pretty much universally recognized as one of - if not the - best albums of 2007, pretty much every publication which reviewed it gave it near perfect marks, and the manner in which is was released (the pay what you want download) was hailed for its innovation. It's sold more than three million copies, and it's one of the biggest selling vinyl releases of the last ten years. Pretty much anytime anyone does this inane ranking bullshit, it's a universal top-3 along with OKC and Kid A.
I might have been a little too hyperbolic but I mean underrated in the sense that kid a and ok are already considered classics. But anytime in rainbows is brought up by critics or journalists, it's the method of release that is talked about more than the actual music... Pretty much everyone here can agree that it's their most confident piece of work.
Just wondering, in what world is In Rainbows "criminally underrated"? It was pretty much universally recognized as one of - if not the - best albums of 2007, pretty much every publication which reviewed it gave it near perfect marks, and the manner in which is was released (the pay what you want download) was hailed for its innovation. It's sold more than three million copies, and it's one of the biggest selling vinyl releases of the last ten years. Pretty much anytime anyone does this inane ranking bullshit, it's a universal top-3 along with OKC and Kid A.
I might have been a little too hyperbolic but I mean underrated in the sense that kid a and ok are already considered classics. But anytime in rainbows is brought up by critics or journalists, it's the method of release that is talked about more than the actual music... Pretty much everyone here can agree that it's their most confident piece of work.
Launchpad can use the block feature just like everyone else.
You know one of you really crossed a line last week with that reddit ama thing. I have thought about why someone would do that, all I can come up with is that person wanted to try to drive a wedge between me and a real life friend of mine.. I am guessing for a laugh?
This has gone beyond "this person was mean to me, let me put them on block."
Some of you go out of your way to try and get under my skin, embarass me, or hurt me because you just think it is funny.
I know why that is, I am outspoken with my opinions and sometimes things get heated when someone has a different point of view. But I don't have the same kind of hate for anyone here that some people have for me.
Whats really lame is just by virtue of posting here, we all have common interests. We like similar music and love going to festivals. We probably all would be friends in real life.
Look all I legitimately wanted before that big blow up on Radiohead albums (just saying that makes it sound really silly), was only to start a conversation on the topic to pass the time. It didnt have to get personal and its a bummer that it did.
Lets just say clean slate all around. I will make an effort to be friendlier with everyone. We can have different opinions and still be civil/friendly, if it comes up lets just try and turn it into a good conversation about why we think the way that we do.
Edit: to be clear I am not accusing you or anyone here of what happened last week. I have no idea who did it, and I dont care who it was. It had no effect on any of my real life relationships. But it was a joke that went entirely too far.
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Launchpad can use the block feature just like everyone else.
You know one of you really crossed a line last week with that reddit ama thing. I have thought about why they would do that, all I can come up with is that person wanted to try to drive a wedge between me and a real life friend of mine.. I am guessing for a laugh?
This has gone beyond "this person was mean to me, let me put them on block."
Some of you go out of your way to try and get under my skin, embarass me, or hurt me because you just think it is funny.
I know why that is, I am outspoken with my opinions and sometimes things get heated when someone has a different point of view. But I don't have the same kind of hate for anyone here that some people have for me.
Whats really lame is just by virtue of posting here, we all have common interests. We like similar music and love going to festivals. We probably all would be friends in real life.
Look all I legitimately wanted before that big blow up on Radiohead albums, was just a conversation on the topic to pass the time. It didnt have to get personal and its a bummer that it did.
Lets just say clean slate all around. I will make an effort to be friendlier with everyone. We can have different opinions and still be civil/friendly.
We're all on your side with the AMA thing. Agreed that it was too far and the person who did it is probably a regular poster in this thread.
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Post by Pepe Silvia on Oct 17, 2016 15:07:01 GMT -5
if were gonna rank random shiz like kanye that wont headline bonnaroo this year...
Winds Of Winter Hardhome Battle Of The Bastards Rains Of Castamere The Children Blackwater Baelor The Watchers On the Wall Mothers Mercy The Mountain and the Viper
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Remember when my buddy with ties to the industry gave me some Doo Doo info? At least we rarely get bunk info out of Launchy. Also we all have terrible opinions sometimes. If 6 or so years ago I was on here... *shudders*