Who Robert Pollard in here?
Who Robert Pollard in here?
Nathaniel Collins
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Jose Perry
Ethan Green
new gbv is fucking awesome
Benjamin Stewart
I Robert Pollard occasionally, I'm a bigger fan of his bandmate Chris Slusarenko's mid 90's endevours like Sprinkler and Svelt though.
Bentley Howard
Lincoln Young
Think that's the first time anyone has ever said that.
Not dissing or being sarcastic either.
Caleb Kelly
This is one of his greatest songs ever.
Levi Wood
uncle bob literally shits out songs
Kayden Ward
Favorite GBV album? Mine is Propeller.
Tyler Watson
I don't even consider Bob by albums, I just know he has 500+ amazing songs and jam the fuck out to my playlist of them
And he hardly even considers albums, as he arbitrarily assigns the GBV moniker as he pleases and often uses songs that date back to a decade ago for new albums, etc.
Owen Jones
How does it compare to the new one? I'm not really familiar with them but I love the new one.
Cooper Reyes
I honestly disliked the new one. Only 2 or 3 songs that really sparked my interest (the opener, Zodiac Companion, was especially good, I'll give it that). I just can't get into anything Pollard has done over the last few years.
Propeller is right up there with their best works though. You should listen to it.
Gabriel Price
If you like the new one, here are songs that I feel are comparable
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Kevin Allen
awesome thanks
Caleb Moore
np, nice quads as well
lemme know what you think of any of the songs if ya get a chance
Leo Cooper
Julian Davis
Probably, his bands only released an EP and an album each. I listen to them quite often though, rare to come across anyone that even knows about his stuff. I like a lot of the sub-pop portland shit from that time, like Pond and Hazel.
Jack Sanchez
All I know is this song, because the video was featured in a GBV DVD
Austin Price
Here's some Sprinkler for ya then
Camden Fisher
*stupid computer making me look dumb*
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Charles Martin
underrated
Ryder Gutierrez
I have to admit they didnt particularly do anything for me but I am admittedly a dilettante. I enjoyed them well enough though.
Luis Phillips
check these out
Benjamin Campbell
To be honest when I first heard most of my now favorite Bob songs, they did nothing for me at first
From here, I'd just suggest downloading their greatest hits album, probably really loving 4-5 songs from, then slowly realizing you actually like 10+ songs from, then realizing you actually love the whole thing then diving into his discography for the next two years
Julian Campbell
Thanks! Checking it out
Caleb Ross
ok in for later
I just started the new one.
Nathan Johnson
I fucking loved those three solo songs. Some pretty interesting guitar sounds on that first one.
>I'd just suggest downloading their greatest hits album
I just listened from the post above but I loved things I will keep
Sebastian White
HEY LISTEN
except for that shit with his drummer
kinda pissses me off
Leo Ortiz
fuck these guys on stage not helping him out
definition of shit
Easton Sanchez
Agreed. Mag Earwhig was the last truly transcendential GBV album that , in my opinion, but Isolation Drills still rocks. Such an improvement over Do the Collapse.
Gavin Rodriguez
Do the Collapse is bad, but it has some merit.
Jaxon Miller
Been listening to Same Place The Fly Got Smashed a lot lately. Really great album(their first great one IMO) but fuck me, I thought Vampire On Titus was depressing enough and Same Place makes that album sound upbeat by comparison.
Adrian Moore
Definitely. I personally love Mushroom Art, Zoo Pie, Surgical Focus. Liquid Indian isn't that great, but I saw them start a show with that at the Crocodile Cafe and it was amazing live. It's still a pretty weak GBV album.
Dominic Robinson
Great album. It's not as consistent as the albums they would go on to make, but the songs that are good are sooo good. Actually, I probably like it as much as Vampire and Propeller.