Album Rating: 4.0
As much as it doesn't matter, the songs Georgia's written that seem to be about Wil are so interesting:
"Tell me you never want to see me again
Then keep showing up at my house
Tell me you'll never be in love again
Now you're walking around with someone else
If I was hungry, then you were starving
And he was so sick, but you were dying
Now tell the dead man that you're the one dying"
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this band will not release anything bad
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Album Rating: 4.0
I'M HALF CRYING, HALF LAUGHING AND HALF PISSED AND I WANNA FUCK EVERYBODY IN THE SUPERMARKET
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Album Rating: 3.5
the more i learn about Wil the more he seems like an immature manchild with a victim complex.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Coming from someone with the username 'AdolfChrist'
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Album Rating: 3.5
sach and futures played out that "insult" ages ago, get back to the drawing board.
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Album Rating: 4.0
More I learn about him, the more I like him. He's never seemed like a dishonest person and often acknowledges that it's his own flaws that tend to spark his problems. I think he's self-absorbed and overly romantic, and I can imagine being around him would be tough, but he's pretty honest about this all, which is what's most charming about him as a writer.
I get that, though, he does seem immature, and he does seem to have a bit of a complex.
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Album Rating: 3.5
i already knew these things but its just become more obvious. i dont really admire him like i used to. i dont dislike him either though (gotta be clear about things like this when fanboys like deathschool get a whiff of criticism).
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Album Rating: 4.0
I understand, then. I sorta idolise him more as a performer than a person for sure. Can also relate to a lot of what he sings, for better or worse.
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Album Rating: 3.5
If a guy sang shit like that to me I'd be like uhhh.
Eitherway, album rocks. Band can do no wrong beyond some lyrics.
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fantano reviewed this and all the comments are just asking about the new gorillaz album
edit: okay watching the review now and it's surprisingly relevant to this conversation as fantano gives a bit of judgment on wil's character himself https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1PdNaCJ_M8
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Album Rating: 3.5
It is an interesting aspect of their music. I absolutely love how flawed Wil is, often self-aware and sometimes (I'd argue) not, but it all comes through in the music and makes it interesting. Wil kind of appears just to stream his consciousness and thoughts, regardless of whether they are logical or sane, which is one of the things that makes their music so enjoyable and interesting and relatable in a way other music that somewhat filters what its giving you can't be. Interesting how fantano read some of the awkward lines here as unenjoyable, but to me thats just Wil and it their work wouldn't be as honest and straight with you if their stunning lyrical lines weren't mixed with some rough / awkward / slightly clumsy ones (linking to the stream on consciousness feel - it wouldnt be there otherwise)
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
I actually tweeted at Fantano half a dozen times on twitter with great tenacity to listen to this album, who knows maybe I (and a couple other cats) inspired the review?
I really don't think he knows what a "lad" is though ahah
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Album Rating: 3.5
Yup haha, some of his comments on the song reflected an odd interpretation consequently I think
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yeah, he gave a fair review, but his comments on Wil's characters were weak as a result of his weird interpretation of Death to the Lads. A little surprised at his view on It Kills Me to Have to be Alive, too. It's for sure melodramatic as all hell, but it's too personal, and not descriptive enough of circumstance to across as woeful of "first world problems" to me.
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Album Rating: 3.5
im not a fan of that term in general. if someone throws a tantrum over their parents not getting them the new iphone for christmas, that would be a good time to use that phrase. but a lot of the time its used to belittle the struggles of a person who you know nothing about.
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Album Rating: 3.5
also yeah i think his criticisms on Death to the Lads are unfounded. Wil seems like the least snooty and judgemental person on the planet. and i dont really see it as an "ode to growing up" or "getting more mature" either, not sure where he got that. i think he did make a lot of valid points though.
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Album Rating: 3.5
on an unrelated note, holy fuck, i only just noticed that you can see Wil's face through the drawing on the album cover, that creeped me out.
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Album Rating: 4.0
"i only just noticed that you can see Wil's face through the drawing on the album cover"
Oh shit. I didn't realise either, now I can't unsee it.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
realization of the year
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