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0 | 1/25/15 2:27 AM
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Must ask Billy what he thinks about The War on Drugs. We might get a nice duet with Sun Kil Moon that way?
-1 | 12/9/14 8:28 PM
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It's a great one. This is stupidly stubborn music, but damn this is good to hear. I pressed repeat several times.
0 | 11/17/14 9:07 AM
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It has a distinctive Pink Floyd sound (somehow a mix of The Wall palm-muted riffs and Meddle lap-steel guitar and Division Bell smooth-and-forgettable writing and producing) but it is not completely convincing in my modest opinion.
+1 | 11/3/14 9:12 AM
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I learnt guitar with tabs of this album back in 1995. It was a kind of joke amongst musicians to plays solos like Kurt Cobain. But when you try to reproduce those, well it is not that easy actually. He had a pretty good blues feeling. I like to remember him as a guy playing songs, great songs, written by him or by others.
+2 | 11/1/14 5:07 AM
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Pink Floyd Worst to Best is almost ready for two years now. Yet the author still cannot decide whether Division Bell or Momentary Lapse of Reason is the worst.
0 | 10/30/14 8:36 PM
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This one is pretty simple For me it goes that way 1. I 2. II 3. III 4. IV 5. Not A Number 6. Not A Number 7. Not A Number 8. Not A Number The sequence is diverging pretty much rapidly because too much drugs.
0 | 10/30/14 8:32 PM
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Ask Mark Kozelek
0 | 10/30/14 8:25 PM
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Listened to this RTJ2 album, then read the post, then read the comments. I did the exact reverse steps for the Taylor Swift stuff. I guess this is the difference between good beats and good buzz. RTJ2 is some pretty incredible shit. And I press 'repeat' several times a day with "Early".
+4 | 10/29/14 8:12 AM
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The War on Cocks: Suck My Drugs
0 | 10/28/14 3:19 PM
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Sorry I saw your comment after I posted mine below. I did the same. But in the end I ended up listening to "Welcome to New York" and "Out of the Woods". That is, a perfectly bad song and a pretty good one. I am confused. I might have to read the post then. Still haven't. What shall I do? Hell, why "Out of the Woods" was not sung by Chvrches? I am lost. I am lost. Taylor Swift you devil marketing product.
+3 | 10/28/14 8:24 AM
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I hesitated between reading the post or reading the comments. Finally I read the comments. Hell of a ride!
+3 | 10/28/14 3:26 AM
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Heck. This Youtube video kept on playing in my Google glasses automatically without me having anything to say. Almost got a car accident.
0 | 10/15/14 8:20 AM
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Ask Sun Kil Moon to write a song telling him to go and f**k himself
0 | 10/12/14 2:16 PM
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I had Sun Kil Moon on the phone and he thinks this is the whitest song from the whitest band with the whitest cover and the whitest guitar.
+2 | 10/11/14 2:41 AM
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This is the first Sun Kil Moon song I've heard so far. Shall I go fuck myself?
+6 | 10/7/14 5:12 AM
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OH YEAH. An incredibly immediate pop song -- with great depth, by the way.
+2 | 6/17/14 5:12 AM
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Funny how no one talked about the cover. Well compared to the MMLP1 opus it is a pretty good metaphor of what Eminem has become. Eminem has disappeared, and his house is just worth $1. Detroit is just ruins, so let's have fun in ruins. Setting apart the completely ridiculous lyrics and nauseous everything-phobia, it is quite fun to listen to Eminem having stripped off everything from his music to basically behaving like a clown in a circus.
+2 | 11/2/13 5:53 AM
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This is really premature evaluation, the second half is still growing on you. What about balancing with mature evaluation, like, two months later -- or one year later. Legendary albums not always appear so in the first place.
+1 | 10/26/13 12:54 PM
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They should have waited for Arcade Fire's Reflektor. WTF. This list is nonsense anyway.
-1 | 10/25/13 2:51 PM
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