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  1. #961
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrFruitLord View Post
    What's MFL?
    mother****er for life was my guess

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    Quote Originally Posted by neckermanncj View Post
    yall are still wrong

    Slow Riot
    Lift

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    agreed 100%, though the top two shift based on my mood. i'm usually miserable though, so "slow riot" is typically my favorite.
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    Quote Originally Posted by afterstasis View Post
    agreed 100%, though the top two shift based on my mood. i'm usually miserable though, so "slow riot" is typically my favorite.
    yay! (i win!)

    the main reason why I like Slow Riot more is because of how compact and condensed it is compared to Lift
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  4. #964
    Quote Originally Posted by neckermanncj View Post
    yay! (i win!)

    the main reason why I like Slow Riot more is because of how compact and condensed it is compared to Lift
    it does feel more focused composition-wise...
    "skinny fists" is obviously broader in both sound and mood, but i find myself more frequently yearning for "slow riot"'s strict hopelessness.
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    Quote Originally Posted by afterstasis View Post
    it does feel more focused composition-wise...
    "skinny fists" is obviously broader in both sound and mood, but i find myself more frequently yearning for "slow riot"'s strict hopelessness.
    both songs on Slow Riot couldn't be anymore perfect IMO
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  6. #966
    Quote Originally Posted by neckermanncj View Post
    both songs on Slow Riot couldn't be anymore perfect IMO
    agreed. i'm also really fond of the slightly less polished/rehearsed sound.
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    Quote Originally Posted by afterstasis View Post
    agreed. i'm also really fond of the slightly less polished/rehearsed sound.
    exactly.


    and I know Lift is supposed to be a masterpiece, but the 'drone'/'ambient' sections that divide portions of the songs are really unnecessary if you ask me. (i.e.: the beginning of 'static' and the end of 'antennas to heaven')
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  8. #968
    Quote Originally Posted by neckermanncj View Post
    and I know Lift is supposed to be a masterpiece, but the 'drone'/'ambient' sections that divide portions of the songs are really unnecessary if you ask me. (i.e.: the beginning of 'static' and the end of 'antennas to heaven')
    i can't agree with that at all, no sirree.
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    Quote Originally Posted by afterstasis View Post
    i can't agree with that at all, no sirree.
    k whatevs...
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    Yeah, I absolutely love those sections.
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