Album Rating: 3.5
That song is great. Feels a bit incomplete, but the melodies are fantastic.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Most of this is honestly forgettable.
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yeah identikit and decks dark are the only ones that arent. there are still some other good ones but in comparison with their other songs in the same vein they are eclipsed and forgettable
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Album Rating: 4.0
"Most of this is honestly forgettable"
kinda but
I thought the same until I listened to some of the more "monotonous" tracks individually a few times and got a handle on their melodies and whatnot
now when I listen to the full thing, it's really not as one-note as I initially felt like it was
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Album Rating: 3.5
Umm, Ful Stop? That and Identikit are the only truly memorable tracks for me.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Why does everyone like Identikit so much? The second half is rubbish.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Agreed ash. Non-immediate =/= forgettable
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Album Rating: 3.0
I'll try listening to some on their own.
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Album Rating: 3.1
Tinker puts every other song here to shame
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Album Rating: 3.0
Kinda forgettable.
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Album Rating: 3.5
tinker's the only song i'm ambivalent towards on this
i even came round to desert island dicks eventually
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Album Rating: 5.0
"the last 4 songs of this album are so one note homogenous they literally obscure each other into one long forgettable song... the first half of the album bounces around like a spastic colon and then it settles for the last 4 songs as this super random mess of monotonousness"
So you resent the first half for operating on stark contrasts rather than aesthetic unity... and when it locks into a slower place after Identikit, bringing you your precious In Rainbows-style homogeneity, you still hate it? Bruh I don't know if you've stopped to think about this (in fact it is fucking obvious you haven't) but that makes zero sense whatsoever
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Album Rating: 3.5
" In Rainbows-style homogeneity"
i like this album too man but you gotta chill out with that slander
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"So you resent the first half for operating on stark contrasts rather than aesthetic unity... and when it locks into a slower place after Identikit, bringing you your precious In Rainbows-style homogeneity, you still hate it? Bruh I don't know if you've stopped to think about this (in fact it is fucking obvious you haven't) but that makes zero sense whatsoever"
Oh my god. Love you Poly, but shut up. There is more to a record than simple "on paper" linear one dimension pacing methods. Saying that you don't like the first part of a record because it jumps randomly from one song to another, then saying you dislike another part of the record for feeling too homogeneous IS NOT hypocrisy. It may sound so on paper, but that's just a fallacy argument, it's all based on it's application. Both complaints make sense, and just because their aesthetically polar opposites does not make them contradictory in the slightest.
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Album Rating: 4.0
holy shit
ALA said something smart
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Album Rating: 3.0
Woah
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Album Rating: 3.5
and here i thought radiohead already got rid of all the straw man in burn the witch
; )))))))))))))
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yea that was a quality argument ALA
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Album Rating: 5.0
yo, point taken
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Album Rating: 5.0
"and here i thought radiohead already got rid of all the straw man in burn the witch"
hahaha
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