this summary aged dramatically
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Album Rating: 4.0
Aw Johnny you had to do it to me huh
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it's not every day I'm reminded that this dropped!
but this thing's hype curve did have one of the sharpest dropoffs of the last few years
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Album Rating: 4.0
Nah it still rips, perfect send off to Sanders’ discog.
Have you listened to Karma, Johnny?
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I have not but am doing so rn! Most of the way through and ngl am too sleepy to process a lot of it properly, but uniformly positive vibes so far beyond that
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Album Rating: 4.0
Enjoy the journey đź«
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i am just now finding out Pharaoh Sanders died : (
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Big albums that were 'classic' within their month of release and then completely forgotten about: this, new Beth Gibbons, [continue]
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Album Rating: 5.0
I think you just forgot about it, I’ve listened to this at least once a month since it came out
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yet this thread has been a graveyard since 2021 and i've seen minimal discourse around it elsewhere (conspicuously so from a lot of those who hyped it on/pre release)
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Pharaoh sanders’ solo as a 50something on “promises kept” by Sonny Sharrock one of the best solos of all time
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New Floating Points album is crazy good
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Album Rating: 4.0
Really digging the new one too!
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Album Rating: 3.5
i remember this being ok
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Album Rating: 4.0
God this review sucks
Album still holds up though
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Album Rating: 2.0
New album is so much better than this.
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New Floating Points is my AOTY. It goes ridiculously fucking hard. Not a single low point in the whole thing.
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Album Rating: 2.0
Yeah, it's a contender for my AOTY too.
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I also agree with your rating of this nightbringer - It bored the hell out of me. I honestly can't see what people liked about it.
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the new album (which is alright imo) got me to revisit this last night — it's theoretically v much my speed now in a way it wasn't in 2021, but nope still a snoozer. best part is the surprise/intimacy factor of Pharoah's vocalise, rest is a non-starter and somehow never sets in as a reverie
Nala Sinephro takes p much every aspect I ever cared for in this aesthetic and delivers so much more from it
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