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Posted: **9/30/2004, 12:40 am**

Nope. Dissociatives are not good, Silverchair are. :lol:

Posted: **9/30/2004, 5:23 pm**

For some reason, a while back I was posessed to buy sliverchair's greatest hits album when i didn't even like them. i dunno why i bought it, but i listen to it occasionally.

Posted: **9/30/2004, 5:24 pm**

Nice avatar.

Posted: **10/2/2004, 1:12 am**

You bought it cos Silverchair rocks, and deep down in your subconscious, you knew this. :nod:

Posted: **10/2/2004, 1:20 am**

for once i must agree with Nikki's taste Silverchair DOES rock, and they're way better then all the shit the put up with as "baby Nirvana". Although i also found Diorama pretty over-rater. That's critics for you though, they loved it.

I thought Neon Ballroom was the height of Silverchair

Posted: **10/2/2004, 1:23 am**

Nah, give Diorama some more listens. It had to grow on me, but when it did, oh man. Amazing.

And I like the "for once" precursor. :lol:

Posted: **10/2/2004, 1:28 am**

Posted: **10/6/2004, 12:19 pm**

It didn't take any time for it to grow on me. They said it was going to be different, and I had already been listening to The Greatest View and Too Much Is Not Enough for almost four months before Diorama came out. It might've been a shock for some not prepared though. I loved it, but NB is still better.

Posted: **10/9/2004, 1:03 am**

Nah, wasn't really a "shock" to me... I just took some warming up to it for some reason. I'm like that with almost all music, though. *shrugs*

Posted: **10/10/2004, 2:16 am**

for me it was kinda like when Billy Corgan made his Zwan record. Sme just create better when feeling like shit. Not saying i want him to feel shitty but i just thought the music was better then.

Posted: **10/10/2004, 2:32 am**

Posted: **10/10/2004, 2:43 am**

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Silverchair, are they still together?