I remember that line from The Lion King
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No way
No fucking way
No
The cursing feels so out of place on that song.
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I remember that line from The Lion King
yours truly
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I have successfully baited you
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Album Rating: 3.0
a friend of mine told me this album is weird as hell compared to everything else they've released. true? i'm too lazy to read the review.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Enjoyed listening to this but nothing really stuck out for me :/
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a friend of mine told me this album is weird as hell compared to everything else they've released. true?
False. It has their same signature sound and it has a lot of predictable song structures (especially the singles).
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Album Rating: 3.5
Sheeple nailed it, I find this to be a rather overall mellow record which kinda disappointed me; Antics is my favorite and imo their most upbeat i.e. Slow Hands.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
I don't think Sheeple said it was a mellow record, although that is of course true. What he said was that it had predictable song structures, something that I can't really agree with. Did you expect Always Malaise to end like that? Or pretty much how all of The Undoing unfolds? If anything, it seems that occasionally Interpol strays too much from song structure and doesn't find something compelling enough to replace it (the low points I mentioned).
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Album Rating: 2.5
What he said was that it had predictable song structures, something that I can't really agree with. Did you expect Always Malaise to end like that? Or pretty much how all of The Undoing unfolds? If anything, it seems that occasionally Interpol strays too much from song structure and doesn't find something compelling enough to replace it (the low points I mentioned).
I think he means in general.
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I think he means in general
Correct.
Always Malaise was pretty structured as well, not very memorable.
Come on, let's be honest here, in 10-20 years, people are going to remember this band for their songs off the first two solid albums and not singles like “Barricade”.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
just a quick question, you guys are not from the US, because I can't imagine you to be awake at this hour.. where's everyone from?
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Album Rating: 2.5
I'm from the US. To be honest I played a gig earlier today and am still running on adrenaline.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
right! whereabouts? I'm in belgium atm so it's well into the morning (er I'm originally from Italy and I never set foot in the US nor do I plan to)
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Album Rating: 2.5
A place where I can safely hide from the law enforcement.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Safe Without irritates me alone, but in the course of the album is bearable. The first half of the album is stronger than the second by some margin, being a big Interpol fan though i'm still going to give this even more time to grow. Nice review although I disagree about the negativity you give to OLTA, I think it's better than Antics.
Although I like this album, I can't help but worry about their next record, and their future releases, perhaps just a bad fanboy feeling.
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Album Rating: 3.5
pitchfork has given this a 4.6/10
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Fuck Pitchfork
But still, production kinda sucks on this. It seems to have been going downhill ever since their debut.
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Album Rating: 3.5
true but debut was a classic so..
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I still say their debut and Antics are pretty much perfect
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