Album Rating: 4.0
really nice review, particularly the last para. still trying to form my own interpretation re: the raven vs crow, though yours is convincing. kinda curious as to whether it has anything to do with the mating/pairing habits of each, but probably looking too deep into that.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Oh ya, good review rowan. I actuallu read the whole thing which means its good cuz my attention span for reviews is like non-existent
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Album Rating: 3.0
Smash some italics on that last bit and call it a twin peaks reference
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Wes Anderson rules agreed
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Album Rating: 4.3
keen as for isle of dogs tbh
cheers potsy, have you listened to the sounds on the album yet
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Isle of Dogs is gonna be sooooo goooood
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Three cheers for Isle of Dogs. Good film (it will be).
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Album Rating: 4.0
‘Perth, Western Australia’
hey that’s where i live
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cool
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Album Rating: 4.0
isle of dogs can't not be good, fantastic mr fox was incredible. been listening to this so much, it's surprising how engaging a song like two paintings can be even after repeat listens. there's something so strangely comforting about this album.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Yeah that is strange, comforting is the last thing i would call it.
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"yuck that album art reminds me of williamsburg"
LMAO
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Album Rating: 4.0
"Yeah that is strange, comforting is the last thing i would call it."
fair. i think (for me) it’s that whereas a crow looked at me seemed to force phil to confront the death of geneviève, this feels more like a celebration of her life – an acceptance that she’s gone and that he’ll be gone and that even though it’s tragic and unfair, it’s real and human, and people have the power to reflect upon and make an impression on life and existence. on a crow looked at me there’s the uncomfortable push – a restlessness – of time that, despite phil’s attempts to resist and push back, forces him to move forward. here it feels like he has some semblance of control – things still suck, but there’s something wonderful about him being able to capture lives through song. he can reflect on his ancestors and people throughout time. he gives himself to time. he capitulates and fights forward rather than backward. it feels more like a product of love than grief.
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So this riffs?
m/
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Album Rating: 3.5
Yes. It will riff you to tears.
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If it riffs the same as Crow I'm out, that thing shredded me.
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Album Rating: 3.5
not quite as much but it gets pretty devastating.
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Damn
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Album Rating: 4.3
Earth riffs pretty hard to be fair. I actually find this more emotional than Crow, but not sadder if that makes sense
there's something so strangely comforting about this album.
I agree with this. it's sobering in a very meditative way, and it acknowledges that there will be a future against all the odds. (btw if you're actually new to this site and not someone's alt, then welcome dude)
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Album Rating: 4.0
But people get cancer and die
People get hit by trucks and die
People just living their lives
Get erased for no reason
With the rest of us watching from the side
I love how sing-songy that part is compared to the rest of that song and the whole album.
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