Is it common for your head to feel pressure while listening to Pros and Cons?

I know it was recorded with some fancy three dimensional soundscape technology that involves frequencies going through your skull or something and that's why I am wondering is it scrambling my brain?

It feels as if my brain is getting big. No, wait, it feels as if it's is going to be sucked out through my left ear

For god's sake, man! Turn the volume DOWN! Haven't you ever seen "Scanners?"

I think it's more common to feel nausea.

try pavement

Even if it's a silent moment my head feels that way

Har har.

I think you meant to say Pros & Cons rules.

No, I meant to say it sucks.

Stratters beat me to the obvious joke.

It is a pretty bad album.

It fooken well isn't ya know!

"Have you adjusted your tone controls, Zig?"
"Why, does it sound different?"
"Didn't sound quite as top-y."
"Didn't sound AS top-y?"
"No."
"Well it MUST have been as top-y. The only thing it could have done is less top-y... er, more top-y, rather."
"Ah."


I get the exact same feeling when I listen to Quadrophenia... I think it has to do with certain frequencies being over-emphasized in the mastering process, and if you happen to be sensitive to those particular frequencies then you're screwed.

Hey you listened to Quad? You said you never heard it a while ago, what do you think of it? Better than Who's Next?

Well I can't get through it, see, I get this funny pressure in my head

That's weird man, who is Masonfreak #1 BTW?

i'll read the bible
listen to the wall and Thwe Final Cut
and get drunk
goodbye beautiful World
















and i'm not going away , as you hoped , just for 10 hopurs or so

I believe our own Shane G. anointed himself such, but I could be wrong.

I am thus titled. Nick Mason rules.

-Masonfreak #1