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I actually like the rest of their work. I can’t stand when a band I like doesn’t grow or evolve at all. It’s been a long lay off and they are coming back with music that sounds safer than ever
The picture accompanying the post pretty much sums up how I feel about this song. It’s like sitting in an empty room, bored out of your mind, and you’re wondering, “why aren’t there enough chairs for us all to sit comfortably?”
I’m hoping this is a good thing. I really liked Helplessness Blues as a studio record but live the songs didn’t really pack a punch. I think it was J. Tillman’s drumming, which took away from the fact that not only were Fleet Foxes the best new folk band on the scene, they were also the best new rock band on the scene with jams like Quiet Houses and Ragged Wood. HB had nothing you would really call a rocker, although Sim Sala Bim has a rousing hoe-down of sorts near the end.
Have fun up there, Robin, and make some music that is lively!
Can’t they just give the Emmy to John & Stephen? Come on, voters.
Californication was the last decent Peppers album and its no coincidence that it was the last album in which John Frusciante was still a young man in his late 20s. The rest of the guys had already entered their 40s and are now halfway to the century mark.
Grown Ocean should totally have been the theme song to Inception
Since no one really knows what Britt Daniel and Spoon are up to, I’d say White Rabbits are a perfectly acceptable substitute!
I love what I’ve heard from these first two tracks of Milk Famous- no one will ever confuse these guys with musical virtuosos but they do an excellent job building dense layers of sound.