Albums you knew were gonna be perfect wihin the first song
Albums you knew were gonna be perfect wihin the first song
Michael Bailey
Hudson Flores
Its a Resusci Anne
Thomas Kelly
That's kind of overhasty, a lot of artists put one of the best songs of the album at the beginning to capture the listener's attention.
Owen Bennett
Maybe, but I was right in my assumption, so whatever
Cameron Cooper
but s t i l l
E V E R Y T H I N G
I S
B R O K E N
Matthew Powell
...
Kevin Turner
Radiohead is trash.
Nicholas Butler
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Kevin King
...
Camden Brown
...
Jaxson Rodriguez
And then you were proven wrong by each subsequent song? I agree
Alexander Martinez
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Jonathan Flores
I hate when albums get loaded with the best songs at the start.
The best stuff should be in the second half.
Or better yet, just make shorter albums without any filler.
Gabriel Price
...
Henry Russell
you just know you're in for something incredible the second Gardenia starts
Brody Diaz
That first snare....
Jeremiah Watson
The first time I heard some destructurated pop-music.
Dominic Robinson
BURN ! BURN !
Yes ya gonna BURN !
Dylan Adams
holy fuck yes
Parker Baker
>mfw
Nicholas Wright
AH
Landon Gutierrez
I totally assumed this was gonna be some kind of dumb twinkly indie synthpop album or something like that but within 5 seconds I thought "woah this is something else"
Blake Walker
I actually had to stop and just process debaser for a few days before continuing
Anthony Martin
...
Noah Sanchez
this
Jace Allen
Kayden Davis
One of the most consistently good albums I've ever heard. But Bombtrack is still the second worst track next to Settle For Nothing.
Jack Russell
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Isaac Roberts
you're saying that like RATM could possibly have bad songs
Liam Cruz
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Jack Walker
...
Jace Scott
I was just reading about this album and her life in general the other night. Made me feel profoundly sad. Rehab is a fucking killer song though
Jace Morris
For the debut's standards that's hardly an insult.
Brandon Reyes
...
Jose Murphy
Born As Ghosts is absolute ass
Owen Bailey
aw yeah baby
Eli Perry
Jeremiah Myers
...
Sebastian Diaz
...
Luke Baker
yeah, Have you ever watched the documentary "Amy"? It really helped me to understand and appreciate her music more, heavily reccomended
Jackson Reyes
Joseph Cox
Yeah but after the first half, this album takes a nose dive
John Moore
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Noah Bailey
...
Thomas Jackson
Julian Rogers
EVERRRYYYYTHIIIING
Jordan Jones
...
Nathaniel Rivera
>perfect album
>has Black Star on it
yeah no, nice try though kid
Levi Davis
you figure out pretty quickly you're not in for anything predictable
Blake Robinson
...
Liam Sullivan
the fucking instrumental is so infectious
Nicholas Turner
This album is the musical equivalent of going up against prime-era Mike Tyson. It punches you on the chin right off the start and never lets up from there.
Jeremiah Cruz
>In spirit they've vanished...
>And I'll show you why
Thomas Allen
Yesss
Cooper Gray
MUSE THE RESISTANCE
Brody Stewart
The Bends OK Computer and Kid A all start off with fantastic songs
Dominic Parker
i like it and it is good
Brody Wilson
These are obvious classics.
Here's mine.
Tooth For An Eye starts out completely different from anything else that they had ever recorded, and it's jarring in how brash and unexpected the sound is. Then, as it continues, it just keeps building and building in intensity, driving harder up until the trailing instrumental with that percussive synth line comes in, sounding like a better version of everything they had ever recorded before, and you knew immediately that the album was going to be their best yet.
Lincoln Collins
T H I S
Juan Howard
I listened to the glow pt 2 the other day and was very impressed by the first track; I thought the album would be perfect but it ended up being so short that I was disappointed. How is Mount Erie? I think I might listen to it today.
Sebastian Morales
Maybe not 10/10, but I knew this would be a consistently solid album from the first minute.
Luke Sanders
Its kind of like a concept album version of the Glow Pt. 2. Now I love TGP2 but it has a lot of pointless noisy messy bits, but nothing seems pointless in Mount Eerie. Depends on your mood you might get bored or it'll blow your mind.
Also I kind of recommend listening to as much Phil Elvrum as possible before listening to Mount Eerie. There's a big ''surprise'' right in the middle of the album, I kind of don't want to tell you what it is, but it has to do with death which is dealt with VERY differently here from the way it is in all of Phil's other music.
Mason Young
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Ryder Jones
the glow pt 2 is like an hour long how was it too short
Jeremiah Sanders
that fucking sax
Tyler Brooks
I was waiting for someone to go there.
Easton Diaz
this too
Benjamin Kelly
You've made me eager to hear Mount Eerie. Will his works from 2012-2017 and the earlier albums from The Microphones provide enough experience with Elverum's music for me to recognize what you're talking about?
Jose Rivera
I'll be the ROOOOO
O O
O O
OOOOOONDABOUT
Isaiah Hernandez
i thought mount eerie was kinda bitchy because this one song he's like
ANND NOOOOO ONE EVER ASKED ME WHAT
MOUNT EERIE MEANS
ok thats not exactly the lyric but that's essentially the meaning
like stfu you whiny self-absorbed bitch
still a good songwriter tho
Michael Adams
Just listen to whatever interests you, I like the first few albums he made under the name Mount Eerie, honestly don't bother listening to EVERYTHING if you're eager to hear Mount Eerie
Levi Davis
Why should it be that way? Whom is that benefiting?
Carson Williams
DADDY
OH DADDY
YOU PROMISED
Ethan Perry
The album isnt perfect but goddamn is it close
Parker Nelson
just the opposite for me
Anthony Watson
That fucking riff is just awesome.
John Gutierrez
possibly the best vrooms and vree's an opening track could have
Benjamin Cruz
Similarly, I think many people were caught way off guard 20 seconds in