Album Rating: 3.5
The first two Deftones albums are indeed like the first two Radiohead albums. The first one is solid but unremarkable, and the second is an early masterpiece that serves as a stepping stone towards their real classic (White Pony/OKC).
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Album Rating: 4.0
^this
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Album Rating: 3.5
Yes. Though i don't view neither Around The Fur nor The Bends as early masterpieces. They are kinda boring tbh except for some highlights. Both were trying to find the individual bands' true style
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Album Rating: 4.0
Both ATF and The Bends are undeniably excellent even if the bands' sound was still in development
Can see your point though
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
AtF and The Bends are great but everything both bands did afterward are superior. Same with The National's second album.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Oh god literally nothing compares to everything after The Bends. TB is great but Kid A makes it seem like child’s play.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Agreed, though I'll never understand why people love Kid A so much
It's fantastic but nowhere near their best...OK Computer and In Rainbows outclass it so hard
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Album Rating: 3.5
Nothing like a Radiohead discussion underneath a Deftones album (Y)
Mongi bro, how's it going?
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Album Rating: 3.5
Lol Radiohead always manages to come up, and I’m good bro! Just jammin away. How about you?
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Album Rating: 3.5
I'm going to check Isis last record this week. Next up is Deafheaven, since i want to see them in late September and i only know a few songs (which i really like)
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Album Rating: 3.5
Btw while Around The Fur is not exactly my 'tones jam, Dai the Flu is madly overlooked.
That song proved to be very indicative to where they were starting to go next. Also, it gives me dem feels man
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Album Rating: 3.5
Dai is great, & I frankly feel sorry for people who can't enjoy the simple but superb pleasures of ATF & The Bends, despite whatever glories each band achieved afterward
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Album Rating: 3.5
I'm starting to warm up more to this record. P/T is decent, Doomed User is basically this albums' Poltergeist (which is fucking rifftastic), Hearts/Wires is an atmospheric SNW song, (L)MIRL has a nice tone, Gore is somewhat similar to Doomed User in asthetics (thus awesome) and Phantom Bride and Rubicon are beautiful.
Better production could have truely benefited this so much
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Album Rating: 3.5
Ya, I still think it's funny how they delayed the shit out of this because the "mix wasn't right" and then they put it out and it's probably the record in their entire discography with the most vocal fan reaction against the mix.
All that aside though, this record is special to me for a couple of reasons so I don't even really care anymore. If nothing else the mix just further distinguishes it from the last few
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
Agreed ocean. Hearts/Wires and the last two songs are the best on here imo
The production and mixing aren't that bad, like I'd take it over the sound of Death Magnetic or Californication any day. They are the weakest part of this tho, like why not just repeat how KNY sounded.
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Someone asks siri which is the best deftones album
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According to her the best radiohead is in rainbows, which I'm partially agree but I take ok computer any day.
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Album Rating: 3.5
You guys gotta watch these "What is the best album by x" videos by theneedledrop, where he does exactly that. Highly entertaining
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Yes That's why I made the comment. his reaction on the dark side of the moon is hilarious
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So if DSOTM is not floyd's best album for melonhead then which one? I think it's the wall but I'm not sure.
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