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I like that this animal collective thread has turned into a philosophical ideals thread. I must read more Dostoevskii. You guys ever hear of the book- Society of the Spectacle?
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Forget all that heavy pseudo-intellectual schoolwork, read Perks Of Being A Wallflower ;p
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Album Rating: 4.5
pseudo-intellectual?!
You [i]would[i/] like that book merriweather. Is it even worth reading? I know part of it at least is based in my city - Pittsburgh.
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would*
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Yeah, I've never met anyone who didn't like the book!
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Album Rating: 4.5
Well consider me your first
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My Girls is what gets it the rating, rest just doesn't stick . . how do I get it to stick?
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Album Rating: 4.5
Don't expect them all to be hits; just slow down and take them in
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lol at Dostoevsky being "pseudo-intellectual"
i read Perks Of Being A Wallflower. it's okay, nothing special.
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that's what i thought @endeared
should I read The Idiot first out of his novels?
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Honestly, I would start with Crime and Punishment. It will serve as the best introduction to his works. I've only read 5 of them so far though, so I'm no expert
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Haha you sound like you could be, thanks though
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ugh
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Album Rating: 4.5
hug
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YEAH!
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Album Rating: 4.5
wat
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Album Rating: 3.0
HUH! YEAH!
what is it good for
abso-lutely nuthin
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Like this album?
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Album Rating: 4.5
Emim- you are a sucker for that
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"I don't mean that Merriweather Post Pavilion marks the decline as in it's inferior to earlier indie pop"
But that's exactly what a decline is, and you said that the album IS the decline, not that it "marks" it. It's not as if this is their debut record; shouldn't one of their prior albums have "marked the decline"? And since you say it's not actually a criticism, why use it as the summary?
As others have said, faulting someone for innovating with the tools is absurd at best. Doesn't matter if they're stringed or electronic, they're all just waveform generators.
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