Album Rating: 3.5

I like to update all pixelated covers, so usually that means updating all album covers of a band. This snowy one is the 2005 reissue cover, while the original 2000 release one are 2 dudes and a dog on a beach.

Album Rating: 4.0

it's not snow, it's a painted ocean, with the beach and sandcastle. there's more going on overall since it's a simplistic painting, but both can evoke nostalgia. the 2005 version should be up though since it's the more recent and common one to find.

Album Rating: 3.5

Heh, you're right, it's not snow. Just noticed. Generally I try to use the original cover since reissues are usually remastered, or have a lot of extra tracks, outtakes, alterante versions, etc. which kinda make it a slightly different album.

Album Rating: 3.5

The album, especially the last track, really does seem to convey a sense of innocence. It's not as refined as their later work, which is probably a big part of it.

Not bad but ill stick to Tortoise.

Album Rating: 4.0

man remember me as a time of day gets me so fucking nostalgic



the days of senior year where i didn't have a care in the world and all of my emotions just fell right into place

sounds like innocence. Less drama on this one than the later stuff

Album Rating: 4.0

been jamming this so hard

This was unbelievably boring

Album Rating: 3.8

First listen to this ever, it feels somewhat amateurish but kinda charming. "Look Into The Air" is an absolute beauty.

“it feels somewhat amateurish”

the band’s style yeh

Album Rating: 3.8

Got 'em!

Shot through the heart and I’m to blame, darling

Album Rating: 3.0

the good songs are REALLY good, the others i found to be very lackluster, no middleground. on first listen the standout tracks for me were:



A Song for Our Fathers

Glittering Blackness

Remember Me as a Time of Day