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natey 01.28.09	I wish my English class read "Brave New World". Not that I didn't love Anne Frank
NOTINTHEFACE 01.28.09	Anne Frank is pretty good, but A Brave New World is just brilliant. Huxley was a man before his time.
Athom 01.28.09	mangum.
NOTINTHEFACE 01.28.09	fix'd
TheLuckyFew 01.28.09	Some good music here. Does A Brave New World get any better as it goes along? The reason I ask is because I put it down after about 2 chapters, and never picked it up again. But if it gets better I may give it another go.
Knott- 01.28.09	needs ok computer. big time.
Asiatic667 01.28.09	Whoa, I can't beleive you didn't mention Manic Street Preachers THE HOLY BIBLE, that would fit this category perfectly
soundless 01.28.09	lol
natey 01.28.09	I was being sort of sarcastic about loving Anne Frank, not that she doesn't have her worth I guess. 1 is really good. I didn't get into 10. Nothing hit me aesthetically
Poet 01.28.09	I need to hear 6 big time.
NOTINTHEFACE 01.28.09	A Brave New World's first few chapters are exceedingly boring, but it's worth the effort to plow through it. About halfway through it gets awesome. 10 didn't impress me the first couple of times, either, but it grew on me and I think it easily outstrips the disappointing lame-ness that was New Surrender.
Captain North 01.28.09	I lost the game...
Masochist 01.28.09	Oooh...LOTS of good music on here! 'Cities' is my favorite Anberlin record; #2 is always a good listen; I'm going to get that Porcupine Tree record soon; Pink Floyd goes without saying and the comparison of "Lost..." to "New Surrender" makes a lot of sense to me (as I associate them together, as well). As for #2...the lyric that always stands out to me in that regard is "Sunday, I remember paper beats rock," which I take to mean that even in the church, money will always come before religion (paper=money; rock=Jesus...yeah). Actually, I think the entire song ("Upgrade^Brigade") is somewhat anti-deifying-of-Jesus (lines like "I'm figuring out that the one thing he's not is above and beyond")...but I could be wrong.
NOTINTHEFACE 01.28.09	I've never noticed those things before. Very interesting. I think "White Picket Fence" and "Walls of Jericho" have some references to Bush and the oil industry, but I can't be sure. For some reason Anberlin and Underoath go together in my mind, even though I was listening to Underoath for about two years before I was listening to Anberlin. Maybe the fact that they're labelmates?
Tulannical 01.28.09	all good albums for the ones i've heard. I might get 2; the songs i heard were really good