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i think he's talking about them in terms of progression for the two artists, the incorporation of electronics. it's not necessarily the sound he's talking about, but the statement each album made.

So last night I took a nap and fell asleep listening to this album and I envisioned a Japanese entity trying to regain his or her memory about how he or she became a spirit in the first place and I'm trying to compose an emotional testament to his or her struggle with realizing that he's actually in limbo but it's like carnivale music and it's complex and convoluted and awesome. Like this.

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good night everyone

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yeah I realized what he meant and I was just saying it was a stupid comment, but I'm biased against statements that start with "a poor man's" because they're usually dumb.

So last night I took a nap and fell asleep listening to this album and I envisioned a Japanese entity trying to regain his or her memory about how he or she became a spirit in the first place and I'm trying to compose an emotional testament to his or her struggle with realizing that he's actually in limbo but it's like carnivale music and it's complex and convoluted and awesome. Like this.

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also this is nothing like the progression to Kid A because Sufjan has used electronics many times before.

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I SAID GOOD NIGHT BITCHFORK



wait wut happened here

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what is box happening

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b4k posted it again

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reading this i cant tell what this guy would sound like.

"no they aren't but go ahead and compare this to a radiohead album even though there's no correlation at all!"

They most certainly do. Both cases involve an artist/group creating an overtly electronic album (something neither were known for) with vague concepts of a future in which technology rules the Earth.

How are they not comparable?

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this is so fucking good.

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It's amazing the ignorant shit that come out of people's mouths, but then again this is sputnikmusic.com

It's even more amazing how big of an elitist jerk some of you can be when someone dare have a differing opinion on a piece of music.

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i don't get it



i just like it



so i guess i get it.

"It's amazing the ignorant shit that come out of people's mouths, but then again this is sputnikmusic.com"
Your comment is ignorant to ignorance and then it's not I don't get it omigod have to give it a 5555.

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what are you hooligans doing in my thread

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you can't, like, own a thread man.

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This sounds more interesting than the previous music I've heard from him (which I've found boring and over-hyped).

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"They most certainly do. Both cases involve an artist/group creating an overtly electronic album (something neither were known for) with vague concepts of a future in which technology rules the Earth.



How are they not comparable?"

They are not comparable because Sufjan had no intention of 'vague concepts of a future in which technology rules the Earth.' He said he was bored working with banjos and trumpets in an interview, therefore took this approach (all stemming from his work on Dark Was The Night collaboration). You are making this too big of a deal that it's more 'electronic'