The Dillinger Escape Plan

I found their entire discography on my computer. I don't know how I missed it or when I even... erm, acquired it.

 

Well, I guess that saves you having to aquire it however again.

 

Yeah. I'll definitely check out the recommendations you made first. No sense keeping it all if I'm not gonna like it, I suppose.

 

Ben on Chris:

Greg on his 2006:

from Rock Sound issue 103

 

Honestly, Chris comes across as a much nicer guy then Ben, but I've never met either so I wouldn't know. It seems weird to stay in a band with someone for nearly ten-years when you hate each other.

Anyhoo... Ben has a great blog-post on the whole analog/digital debate here.

 

http://wc05.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll...B90673C3788EAAC65392E2B7B&sql=10:h9fqxzehldfe

I just noticed AMG uploaded their review. I tend to agree with them more than most sources myself.

 

Yeah, I saw that posted on the albums wiki page. After reading through all of the reviews, I've come up with a good drinking game. Every time a reviewer says "Faith No More" (or FNM) you take a shot. By the second review you'll be totally tanked.

 

Extend that to 'Mike Patton' and any of his other bands.

 

Taken from Blabbermouth:

I'm honestly surprised it didn't sell more. I figured it would be in the range of 10-15 thousand copies, but oh well. *shrugs*



-EDIT- I found another good interview with Liam where he kind of contradicts
what Greg said about this possibly being the last album. Read it here.

 

I guess you at least still have to be wary of more members leaving, at best.