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Segue Myles

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About Segue Myles

  • Birthday 10/06/1990

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  • Location
    United Kingdom
  • Interests
    Favourite bands:
    Savatage
    Iced Earth
    Judas Priest
    Iron Maiden
    Paradise Lost
    Fleet Foxes
    Rush
    Biffy Clyro
    Nightwish
    After Forever
    Epica
    Lacuna Coil
    Toto
    Dream Theater
    Trivium
  • Gender
    Male

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  • Number of Rush Concerts Attended
    0
  • Last Rush Concert Attended
    Never saw them 😭
  • Favorite Rush Song
    Open Secrets, Second Nature and Sweet Miracle.
  • Favorite Rush Album
    Hold Your Fire and Vapor Trails
  • Best Rush Experience
    The first time I played Moving Pictures(my first taste of Rush) in 2011. I had no idea classic rock could sound so timeless! Especially Limelight. What a catchy song...
  • Other Favorite Bands
    Well...right now...Paradise Lost, The Doors, Lacuna Coil, Nightwish, Sonata Arctica, HIM, In Flames, Kansas
  • Musical Instruments You Play
    0

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  1. Sirens...oh you make me happy. That song is close to my all time favourite PJ song. But hey, I rank Lightning Bolt as my third favourite PJ album after Ten and Vs.
  2. I find the song on Gigaton lacking. The new album has issues but the songs excite me more
  3. So scared I rip off all my clothes and run upstairs, tripping on the last step.
  4. I quite like their 2006 album...forget the title. And Repentless has a good energy. But yeah, I'm really enjoying their classics. Reign, Seasons and South are phenomenal.
  5. I've played everything over the years. Liked them, never really loved them. For some reason I played them last night and found the riffs and entire aura of the music intoxicating
  6. Slayer- Reign In Blood Slayer- South Of Heaven Could someone explain to me why it's taken nearly twenty full years to f***ing gel with this band?
  7. I saved it on Spotify. Will try tomorrow. Feel free to remind me!
  8. To give credit to Taylor, she tries her best to educate people on the classics. She literally namedrops them. We live in an ignorant time.
  9. I hope you kid, because as great as this is, JP don't define metal for me 🤣
  10. To be fair, she wants us to pay more attention to part one. It's the collection of songs she's marketing hardest. The extra material is just extra riches. It's there for us fans who want more and are ready for it.
  11. I'm letting the album itself sink in. However, I enjoyed the second part when I gave it a chance.
  12. It's an odd album, you want to know how it comes across? As listening to a friend talk, not so much an inside out cathartic experience. It isn't depressing, it's more of a "oh, you feel that way too?" sort of vibe. It's a rather unusual experience. It feels like she vented, but if you are immersed in the "lore" of Taylor, it comes off almost conversational. I'm not sure we have ever truly had an artist like her before in the highest echelons of the mainstream. You can tell she grew up on emo, I can tell you that.
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