Is this what patrician sounds like?
Is this what patrician sounds like?
Carter Jackson
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Caleb Ward
yes.
Gabriel Wood
nah. its a okay album. but much records were made in that same era. even their previous record is better
great production tho
Kevin Cox
Pleb/patrician taste is a meme. THIS is genuinely great music:
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Henry Nelson
good job mu
Jace Barnes
This is what overproduction sounds like.
Easton Walker
Both of these posts are correct. It's great, underappreciated, but not a 10/10. Overproduction is the primary problem, but some songs also overstay their welcome.
Adrian Gray
Songs From The Big Chair [Mercury, 1985]
Never one to pay much attention to the plaints of English lads with synthesizers, I assumed I could safely ignore this album until my ears detected substance beneath the surface--uncommon command of keyboards, Baker Street sax, synths ragged enough to add texture instead of just effects, even a lyric that goes "We are paid by those who learn by our mistake"--not bad. Yet in the end, the surface is still annoying, portending a depth and drama that progressive rock has been promising and failing to deliver since the beginning. B-
Justin Rogers
The Hurting is their best album.
Alexander Foster
Poor man's Prefab Sprout
Jeremiah Howard
this guy is a grandpa
Ryder Bennett
I actually can't tell if either or both of these are male or female
Thomas Murphy
the hurting was better both sonically and lyrically.
Kayden Mitchell
>lyrically
Yeah
>sonically
No
Asher Hernandez
swans had released cop and almost greed when this came out
Jacob Butler
He doesn't have any grandkids though. In fact not even a biological child, just an adopted daughter.
Dylan Torres
And TFF blew them out of the water.
Chase Hughes
I really think the hurting holds up. I love the synths in it. Did sftbc really bring that much more to the table?
Liam Flores
4:18
>GONNA BREAAAAK!!!
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Camden Richardson
poopy :(
Sebastian Fisher
>tfw Broken / Head Over Heals / Broken Reprise
Nicholas Bennett
>tfw Listen
James Hall
close
Asher Powell
not him, but the hurting always felt 'empty' to me compared to songs. songs has a deeper atmosphere to it and has those recognizable 80s synth bits. it feels like a more elaborate synth pop album and done so well.
Mason Sullivan
>Welcome to your life
>There's no turning back
Always gets me