This brings in the question of when will, at long fucking last, will everyone here stop trying to get Nick to come in to the light.

Don't feed the troll, people. He is full of shit and it's starting to attract flies.

Thanks for uploading it, Badman!

Great, great, great, great song!

WHO THE FUCK CARES


Bohemian Rapsody



not to say that he does not know a shit about cost, money, charts, marketing and sales

oh my holy god........


what a tune.... it suits my mood SO much!

Damn damn damn damn damn crying time.......................................

it flows through my veins... it does. goosebumps

I can SENSE the AAAAAA_AWAW singalong for the crowd in it.

The solo is also mean.

eh not to rain on the parade or anything, but I've been listening to the track on and off all day and I'm actually inclined to *kind of* agree with Nick. instead of growing on me I actually have found it kind of boring already which is strange. I do see what he means by the verses being pretty great, I love the bass on them, and the song does kick into gear at the breakdown where KM is howling. But the chorus doesn't quite have the kick it needs, I don't know if I really like the term "crying time", it's like another song by a band I really can't remember that used the words "dying time" ... the imagery of there being a designated time to cry or die doesn't quite fit right. I know that's probably being a bit pedantic, but just not a fan of the way the term is used. I liked Nick Cave's "the weeping song" title better, as in a song to weep or cry to, not a specific time.

However, unlike Nick this is based purely on my taste, not what would make a great radio single or what will appeal to the masses to maximise sales or song length or whatever bullshit is thrown about. Hopefully it'll grow in me more but I'll put Honest Man, Tredecim and Appetite above this so far.

Nah that's not it, no idea what the song was ... wasn't a good one whatever it was

How many songs have tried to get played on the radio? I have managed 4 indie bands and they have all gotten airplay and I didn't spend a dime. It just takes work, dedication, and a great song.

In short, you don't know what you are talking about so you should really just shut the hell up.

Damn that Zeppelin is brilliant. That clip makes me ask myself whether Live is my favorite band. Page and Plant together were unparelleled magic. Who could rivet you to his guitar like Page? Just wow.

Anyhow, Crying Time is excellent. I love the song and it reveals itself more and more every new time that you listen to it.

Nick, your posts on this message board have now become the turd in the punchbowl. You are like the character Dr. Evil on Austin Powers. You're a caricature of what you think you are. It's gone past irritating to just funny. I could take you seriously and even possibly consider what you state, if you demonstrated even the slightest bit of deviation from your unwavering, unidirectional, unconditionally-blind, loyalist. monotone drumbeat of Ed-centric promotion, and self-congratulatory, half-assed music industry knowledge.

This post has been edited by FishOutaWater: Jul 22 2010, 8:04 am

Ed Kowalczyk could do that. With his voice

This post has been edited by +Ed+: Jul 22 2010, 8:01 am

Dude I love Live but there is really no comparison here whatsoever, and I imagine they would agree with that (even Ed!).

Someone once told Gracey on Facebook that he was the greatest drummer of all time and Gracey told them that John Bonham is the greatest drummer of all time. Glad Gracey and I agree on that.

Now whether they are your favorite is up to you, but Zeppelin is a superior band in nearly every way (over most bands!) and laid the foundation for riff based hard rock music since then.

Nick, stop this ....youre reputation on these matters preceeds yourself. Stop making yourself look bad

Ed used to try and sing like he had the range of Robert Plant.