Other than the freebies, I haven't heard it yet. I bought it the other day, but I'm not going to listen to it until the weekend when I can listen to it all front to back. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, June 27, 2008 10:35:29 PM)
spapad wrote:
I found I started Loving Nos. as soon as I set the lyrics down and just listened at the level I wanted to hear. I heard more and took in more not reading lyrics along with the songs. Weird huh? I love the CD.
TIMBONI wrote:
Exactly. I think Nostradamus will be kind of the same way. It's different and sometimes it's hard to accept change, but if it's a change for the better it will eventually grow on you.
spapad wrote:
But, its good no doubt about it. It was the way the guitars sung the verbal part of the beginning that just kind of threw a lump in the road. Now I listen, and find myself swaying with the guitars.
TIMBONI wrote:
Yeah, that was a tough one for me to get used to. Especially compared to something like "Nailed to the Gun" which is blasting through my speakers right now via the Metal God's site.
spapad wrote:
That song kicks ass, but you know what I found myself liking after I had already dissed it first time round and several times was "Twist away". I just love it now.
TIMBONI wrote:
For the last 3 years the song my son and I would just blast before each baseball game was " The One You Love to Hate". What an inspiration to go in to "hostile territory" and kick ass !
spapad wrote:
I was blown away be resurrection.
TIMBONI wrote:
At the risk of causing a riot, I think his work away from Priest is his best. I wish he would / could bring some of that to Priest. So raw and powerful !
spapad wrote:
I love the man and everything he stands for. His Halford work was brilliant.
TIMBONI wrote:
For different reasons, same here. It's hard when your heroes turn out to be something different than you envision ( or have built them up to be ), but after my New England conservative mind got past it he exceeded everything I thought.
spapad wrote:
Tim, I can not answer for paper, but as I remember a few tears were shed on Mrytle Beach that night. Must have been the Bud.
TIMBONI wrote:
I wasn't exactly "in the know" myself until that video. It just reminded me of those old 60's movies when the girl waves her little frilly whatever to start the drag race. That's one of those things that made me go hmmmmmm.
paperflowers wrote:
Hey Timboni, I'm one of those people who absolutely cannot tell. I've never been able to figure it out.
TIMBONI wrote:
Are you really serious ? The Heading Out to the Highway video didn't "tip you off" ?
paperflowers wrote:
Yeah, I had a hard time with that one. I actually read about it. It's not like you can tell from the Turbo Lover video. What was that book you mentioned?
I should probably make myself scarce now that my newness is showing. I think I hear shaving cream cans......
