Vincent, Thunder God
is a name people speak well of
Banned

Originally Posted by Rat Zen's profile

Interests:
HORSEZ CATZ AND PINK STUFF. OH AND SPICE GIRLZ

He's clearly a child at heart. My pretty pony. My pretty pony. You can braid her haaaair.

Lately you've been lowering the maturity bar of your humor Rantzien.

You don't have to dumb down your usual wit just because of the younger members on the forum.

I should have learned you're never serious about anything by now.

Please apply this on my posts as well. Just look at this for example: i maid poopie on chyrch fl00r, lol

And we do mean usefullness by EVERY definition of the word.

Aeris wasn't that bad. Tifa was better though in terms of usefulness.

I was actually pretty upset when she died in the game. I don't get why so many people seem to love to hate her character either. I also find it interesting how her and Tifa create a love triangle with a rather typical set-up: one really attractive girl who is sort of mean (Tifa), and another who is really nice (Aeris), and most guys who played the game unsurprisingly picked Tifa.

Nevertheless, I still like Aeris better.

Why do most people hate her?

I hope Vincent is eating everything on the food pyramid and breathing oxygen that isn't laced with death. Yes? No? Maybe? How do you feel about Aerith, because the hate for her makes me kind of sad.

Still I think I'm doin' fine
Wouldn't it be a lovely headline
Life is
Beautiful on a New York Times

I've been listening to a lot of the Human Equation album (at least, the parts that I could download), and I must say they are the most impressing. It seems like a concept album from what I've heard, and I always like good concept albums.

I would definitely consider buying the album, from what I've listened to. So far it's great, and I like how it has several re-emerging themes.

I also downloaded a couple of Genesis albums from Limewire, which were luckily avaialalble in full album format (it's much easier to listen to than setting up LPs). I listened to all of Nursery Cryme and some of Selling England by the Pound, and, though they were quite good, they confirmed my opinion that Lamb Lies Down is still superior.

Furthermore, because you liked Human Equation, I'm almost positive you'll like Lamb. It has a similar concept, several re-emerging themes, a similar sound in some aspects, and it's a double album. The first CD is actually quite a bit better (it has better songs and less filler) but the second CD is still quite good. I reccomend that, if you do buy it, that you get a more recent remastering, because that always helps the sound.

Most of Ayreon's albums are rock operas. Human Equation being the only one that isn't sci-fi related.

Well, now you've further convinced me to get Lambs. I'll definitely get it when possible. I heard Nursery Cryme wasn't that great, I also hear Foxtrot is another one of Genesis' greats.