@Galaxy @drjdeponytail @Riffwanker
Don’t wanna jinks it but if the Lions win it’ll make up for that Ravens flop
@Galaxy @drjdeponytail @Riffwanker
Don’t wanna jinks it but if the Lions win it’ll make up for that Ravens flop
Quoting a 49ers fan here is kinda messed up
but Campbell is de mon
Quoting a 49ers fan here is kinda messed up
but Campbell is de mon
You know if Campbell wins he’s gonna blast some Bolt Thrower
I just went up in my price, uh
I just went up in my price
I just went up in my price, uh

just took me back to 2020
Go niners
That was a great win for them and I’ll be going with the Niners for the Super Bowl
That was a great win for them and I’ll be going with the Niners for the Super Bowl
I didn't even watch cause i with every Sunday but I saw the halftime score and thought it was a done deal lol.
Been listening to Purple Mountains lately
"Nights That Won't Happen" is the one
Been listening to Purple Mountains lately
I can't listen to it often but it floors me every time I revisit
I’m a bit mixed on the new The Smile record. Some of it veers closer to post rock at points. The meme of Thom moaning vague nonsense is actually kind of true here. There’s not many of his beautiful melodies. It’s a lot of singing as an instrument. The playing tho is fantastic and the atmosphere is strong. Under Our Pillows is probably my favorite off of it. It sounds almost like something Can would have done.
It’s not fair to compare this to a full Radiohead release, but I think it’s a little too understated and driven by “vibe” to be even as good as the first The Smile record. This one is more focused and consistent but there’s definitely higher highs and more variety on the last one. The official Radiohead thread is blowing this album so I’m not even going to bother sharing this opinion in there. Curious what y’all thought?
Only listened twice so I think I need to give it more time but this sounds about right. All sounds really nice while it's on and it's technically all really good but I'm not sure how much I'll want to keep coming back to it. All feels a bit distant. But then I feel like that about a lot of Radiohead stuff now.
Think Teleharmonic and Bending Hectic are my favourites at the moment
I’m a bit mixed on the new The Smile record. Some of it veers closer to post rock at points. The meme of Thom moaning vague nonsense is actually kind of true here. There’s not many of his beautiful melodies. It’s a lot of singing as an instrument. The playing tho is fantastic and the atmosphere is strong. Under Our Pillows is probably my favorite off of it. It sounds almost like something Can would have done.
It’s not fair to compare this to a full Radiohead release, but I think it’s a little too understated and driven by “vibe” to be even as good as the first The Smile record. This one is more focused and consistent but there’s definitely higher highs and more variety on the last one. The official Radiohead thread is blowing this album so I’m not even going to bother sharing this opinion in there. Curious what y’all thought?
Bending Hectic is good and Teleharmonic, Read My Lips and Under Our Pillows have nice ideas but pretty much every song (aside from Bending Hectic, which is imo their best song overall thus far) feels inconclusive/sketchy.
Even then, Bending Hectic sounds Like Tim and Jeff Buckley teamed up to rerecord Like Spinning Plates. I like it a lot tho
@Galaxy @drjdeponytail @Riffwanker
Don’t wanna jinks it but if the Lions win it’ll make up for that Ravens flop
That was a hard fought effort from Campbell and the boys respect
But holy s*** we’re back time to seal the deal
Bending Hectic is good and Teleharmonic, Read My Lips and Under Our Pillows have nice ideas but pretty much every song (aside from Bending Hectic, which is imo their best song overall thus far) feels inconclusive/sketchy.
Even then, Bending Hectic sounds Like Tim and Jeff Buckley teamed up to rerecord Like Spinning Plates. I like it a lot tho
It grew on me with a second listen, but I agree with you here.
It grew on me with a second listen, but I agree with you here.
All that criticism was from one listen
we have such different approaches lol I would never pass judgement on something like that until it's had time to sink in
All that criticism was from one listen
we have such different approaches lol I would never pass judgement on something like that until it's had time to sink in
The criticism still stands
It grew on me with a second listen, but I agree with you here.
wanna do a scott walker listen thread?
you collect too much dust when you get that guy who really loves roxy music starts a thread all those years ago