*Psychedelic Folk*
"Cool!"
*Western Cum*
"Uh....."
*Review Summary: Cum baby, cum baby, baby cum, cum - when you gotta give me lovin', then you gotta give me some?*
"The fuck did I just read?"
*Rating: 5*
"I hate art." *enters artist/title into Youtube search bar*
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Is this cum?
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Is the summary a quoted lyric section of the great 2000s hit "Don't Phunk With My Heart?"
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Album Rating: 4.5
It’s the chorus from the, uh, cum classic ‘Come Baby Come’ by K7
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Album Rating: 4.5
Love how this is never old fashioned, staid or stuffy but it also feels authentic and even a little vintage too.
He’s struck that perfect balance.
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This has to be one of the strongest Drag City releases in recent years, and I'm saying that as a massive fan of their roster. It feels like Cory reigned in his trademark weirdness a little bit on this one while massively upping his songwriting and it all just fits so damn well together. There's not a single song here I dislike, just 40 minutes of perfection.
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K7 lol Christ
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Album Rating: 4.5
name a better song about cum challenge: impossible
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I had my phone plugged in in my car and Housefly started playing but I thought it was coming from the radio at first and I was like “hey I recognize this, this is good”
good sign
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Album Rating: 4.0
Im so much with Sunny with this. I feel like a lot of the songs gravitate toward the country-rock side of things. Not that the genre really matters in the end N
This album slaps
Driving Through Heaven is so fucking good
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Album Rating: 4.5
' a lot of the songs gravitate toward the country-rock side of things'
agreed, but they go harder than most country rock I feel
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Album Rating: 4.0
To clarify my comment, what I really meant was that I like the more country-ish moments on here the best (even though a lot of the heavier guitar moments go very hard)
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Album Rating: 4.0
Jim O’Rourke’s Insignificance is definitely a touchpoint here. A worthy addition to the Drag City canon. Though after a couple spins I’m not sure about the songwriting.
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Album Rating: 4.5
you see that's where I don't want to label this a country rock album because I feel the song writing isn't going for conventional country rock paydirt
I think it's going for more psych wig out and rambling stuff like even, perhaps, Built to Spill but definitely J. Mascis
Jim O'Rourke is also a good shout, he also has that 'vintage' psychedelic feel at times
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Album Rating: 2.0 | Sound Off
western baaaaalllllssssss
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Album Rating: 4.5
Ranked/Rated:
1. Driving Through Heaven [5/5] (instantly familiar, instantly nostalgic, instantly a SOTY contender)
2. Housefly [5/5] (just the riff alone)
3. Horsebait Sabotage [5/5] (incredible song up to 1:40..then phenomenal from there on)
4. Persuasion Architecture [4.5/5] (very odd, but good)
5. Wings [4.5/5] (perfect opener for this)
6. Twins [4.5/5] (starts more standard but again the final third achieves liftoff)
7. Motion Sickness [4.5/5] (most retro sounding song maybe, cool way to close)
8. Ghost Ship [4/5] (the most conventional song...still great, just pleased this wasn't the story with the whole album)
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Album Rating: 4.0
See “Driving Through Heaven” is a case in point for what I just said, lots of cool moments but I’m not totally sure I’m convinced by what it’s going for as a piece.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Some albums ARE just a succession of cool moments and I think that's what I like about this - it's shunning standard verse chorus verse at least a little bit and there's some wild choices for an album largely in the country rock vein
He's not an amazing singer, he's not an amazing writer of choruses...but I think this album plays to his strengths and sort of ignores the weaknesses
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Album Rating: 4.0
Those are all fair takes - it’s early days with this, I have a feeling I’ll come around more fully soon.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I hope so but I get anyone not totally warming to this, it’s quite eccentric
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