I'm a fucking postron, according to either blank, or sheer.
So be it?

[quote="A.Fish"]Ok, it's just that you've been going crazy with the posting lately. Not that it's a problem. Keep up the good work? [/quote]

No, dont back down, Fish. TMYT HAS been a post fiend, but not really a good-post fiend, more like a totally-superfluous post fiend.

There are a lot of things said on this forum that I agree with, and a good amount that I don't agree with. But I don't feel compelled to tell everyone if I agree or disagree every time something is brought up.
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It's a waste of the internet.

Anyways...

SLEEPY HEAD is INCREDIBLE.

I don't really believe Sawao needs to start writing on an acoustic. It would be nice to have more acoustic songs, but I'd miss their traditional sound. However, I would really like to hear what Manabe would do with an acoustic, because many acoustic guitar solos are beautiful. I never knew Sawao played the intro to White Summer, I always thought it was Manabe. If he can play like that, why doesn't he innovate his rhythm tracks a little bit more?

Well, this is absolutely my favorite concert besides Bubbletown. Even though I've only been listening to the pillows for about three years, I feel like I've known these songs forever, and it felt very nostalgic to me.

Son Goshin, I'm curious as to what MP3 recorder you make use of, can you tell me what it is? Thanks!

[quote="AlucardX24"]I don't really believe Sawao needs to start writing on an acoustic. It would be nice to have more acoustic songs, but I'd miss their traditional sound.[/quote]

I'm not saying Sawao should record more acoustic tracks, I think he needs to [i]write[/i] songs on an [i]acoustic guitar[/i] and then translate them to whatever he wants. Schoolyard, can you comment on this? The difference between composing on an acoustic vs electric? I'm getting into unknown territory, but I have a feeling I know what I'm talking about. But I should hand it over to you, if you have anything to say on the matter.

Oh. I see. It would probably come out more like a melody that way and less like a punk rhythm line.

I see what you're saying Grey, but I disagree.

Just my opinion, but I like this 'new direction'.

There's no denying it's a different edge than Ice Pick and the rest of the songs you commented on, but songs like No Surrender, Mr. Droopy, and Last Holiday tell me there is nothing wrong with this new direction.

[quote="GoldenRhino"][quote="A.Fish"]Ok, it's just that you've been going crazy with the posting lately. Not that it's a problem. Keep up the good work? [/quote]

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K.

Srsly, TYMT.

Not in an on-topic thread.

Well, ok, sorry. No more of that. Grey and Fish are totally right.

But, to what grey said:
I think it would be cool if he did write some stuff on an acoustic. It would just be a little better. The newer stuff makes it sound like they rely heavily on fuzz to sound good, whereas they are way beyond that. Understandable?

Forget acoustic and punk, give me more smooth jazz Pillows...Daydream Wonder is kicking my ass right now. We need more jammed out tunes too, why they're so talented yet so formulaic in their songwriting is beyond me. This newest live track of Akanai tobira no mae de is a perfect example, just smoke some grass and just go Manabe, I'm sure they do that all the time in rehearsals, let me see more of this live!

If the pillows turn into an extended jam session improv band, I will kill myself.

Seconded.

I hate smooth jazz.