this album is going to be the opposite of a summer album for me so there we go. awesome record.
(i mean if opposite means constant rainy drizzle here, which it so does)
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Album Rating: 4.3
hey it rained a lot in florida too but it was more monsoon than drizzle
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Rudy, if you hadn't fleed the east coast we could have met by now! Guilt trip!
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Album Rating: 4.3
orlando is a long drive to GA lol would have to be something in it for me...
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Hey man, I would have been willing to meet you halfway. Maybe there's something fun at the northern part of Florida? ...maybe?
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Album Rating: 4.3
the only thing i know about north florida is how to get to tallahassee...go north until you smell it, west until you step in it
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""A Tout a L'Heure" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De6GrveAjzo"
Song own sooooo hard it's unreal.
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nice SUMMERY
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best summary ever
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Album Rating: 4.0
good album
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I'll try to give some feedback here:
The family house was for a few weeks just my dog and I and the only thing to worry about was getting to work and getting a tan.
The first part of this feels just a tad awkward, probably because of weird structure.
The heat was a furnace where the colors seemed at once sharper and more muted, saturated brilliantly by the humidity yet deadened in that thick, stillborn haze.
That's it, I quit.
In all seriousness, though, great sentence. Is "stillborn" really the right word, though?
I was in love, whether with the girl or the idea of it I never really figured out until much later, after it spoiled, but that summer was something special and deathless.
As a teenager myself I have that dilemma quite a bit, spot-on. I'd take out the comma after "later," though (maybe? in retrospect I'm not sure if that's a good idea, but it just makes it feel a tad run-on-y.)
The second half of that first paragraph is incredible. I wish I could write that well. It's beautiful but doesn't have any of the bullshit imagery that most things like it have, and I love it.
Silver Wilkinson and Bibio in general is less about genre spotting and more about the vibe, which is a corny way of saying listen to the goddamn tunes.
Love the total lack of bullshit here.
It’s a little bit Simon & Garfunkel and a little bit Boards of Canada, that eclecticism apparent in his influences and the song structures, which meander about on tendrils of glitchy keyboards and pastoral guitar, usually before returning to the sparse ambient beauty at the heart of all his work
This sentence meanders just a bit too much, I'd rein it in a little.
Holy shit that last paragraph. So damn well written
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Album Rating: 4.3
it meanders as well as using the word meander #nextlevel
haha thanks man i always have trouble running on like that
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#inception #TYBG #hashtag
sorry, whenever someone mentions hashtags i lose my mind for a bit
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Album Rating: 4.3
i like it better now gracias
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I agree, the reworking of that sentence is definitely better
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#nofilter
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Wow, what an evocative review. Haven't heard or listened to this artist, but your review made me realize how common all our memories of certain time of our life can be.
Great writing.
Guess I have to check this album out now!
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yeah A tout a l’heure fucking RULES
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only listened to ambivalence avenue and had a good time
I think this will serve as a pretty good appetizer before the new BoC
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what a depressing sound for summer
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