Post by: Soreyes on April 17, 2003, 08:36:01 pm
This is not a MSS. But a Cloaked Large Sunglider, with tractor Beams that cought my Drones..... All this while still cloaked.
I ran like heck to the border and off. Lost 50pp for leaving the battle. and anther 90pp to repair the ship
I hope that this is a little Hickup in the mission programing!!!!
Post by: Corbomite on April 17, 2003, 10:28:35 pm
Stand and fight we do consider
Reminded of a inner pact between us
Thats seen as we go
And ride there, emotion,
To fields in debts of honor
Defending---------------------------YES: Gates of Dlirium.
Post by: Soreyes on April 18, 2003, 12:43:06 am
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Slightly mis-quoted...
Stand and fight we do consider
Reminded of a inner pact between us
Thats seen as we go
And ride there, emotion,
To fields in debts of honor
Defending---------------------------YES: Gates of Dlirium.
OOPPSS..........Thanks for pointing that out
Post by: Corbomite on April 18, 2003, 12:58:56 am
Since this is one of the few songs that they didn't provide the written lyrics for I've never known if it's
And ride there, emotion (As in that they were emotional on their ride to the fields)
or
And ride their emotion (As in they rode their emotional state to the fields)
YES lyrics are really cryptic most of the time and it took me years to figure out what they were talking about in most cases.
Post by: Soreyes on April 18, 2003, 01:40:39 am
Ok OK I'll thank Corbomite for pointing out that I can't spell, or Type
Your right there Corb. I love Yes music. But there are times when I wonder, what the hell Jon was smoking when he came up with some of his Lyrics.
My top three Yes Songs
1) Awaken
2) America
3) On the silent wings of Freedom...only because of Chris just doing a number on that song
Post by: FPF_TraceyG on April 18, 2003, 02:26:28 am
"So long ago, so clear" is a favorite of mine.
Post by: Soreyes on April 18, 2003, 03:50:40 am
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Jon Anderson's cryptic lyrics extended to much of the music he did with Vangelis as well.
"So long ago, so clear" is a favorite of mine.
A very good one there Tracey. I think my favorite one from Jon And Vangelis is "He is Sailing"
Post by: Corbomite on April 18, 2003, 10:36:22 am
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Your right there Corb. I love Yes music. But there are times when I wonder, what the hell Jon was smoking when he came up with some of his Lyrics.
My top three Yes Songs
1) Awaken
2) America
3) On the silent wings of Freedom...only because of Chris just doing a number on that song
Tormato, ugh!
. The Circus of Heaven is a good song though. Actually, The Gates of Delirium (live version) is my favorite YES song followed by Close to the Edge and Yours is No Disgrace.YES is my favorite band so there are many more that I love too. I don't think I've ever heard America, what album is that on? Did you see them on the Union tour when they had eight people in the band? I could have died right then and not cared I was such a happy camper! P.S. If you haven't heard it, you should try to get a copy of Rick Wakeman's Six Wives of Henry VIII. It's like an orgasm in the air!
Post by: Kortez on April 18, 2003, 12:03:16 pm
Close to the Edge
The Revealing Science of God
Tie between: Starship Trooper and Yours is No Disgrace
Post by: Soreyes on April 18, 2003, 12:31:10 pm
Im not saying that im a big fan of there Tormato album. It's just that Im a great Chris Squire fan.In regards to the song America. I think the best recording of it is from Keys To Ascension. I did go to the Union tour and you are right. After they did Awaken I just stood there with my jaw hanging down to my chest. Just one word Unbelivable!!
I have I think 14 or 15 of Ricks albums. And again you are right. The Six Wives album is great, along with Journey To The Center Of The Earth, and The King Aurther album. Another Wakeman Album I would recomend is Suite Of The Gods. He Basicly takes the Myths of the Greek Gods and puts it to Music. Just outstanding
Post by: FPF_TraceyG on April 18, 2003, 12:44:25 pm