Album Rating: 4.5
Oh right lol Keep Me On Your Mind
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Album Rating: 5.0
pretty set on 'Rock the Cradle' being the weakest here...
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Album Rating: 5.0
Early ranked/rated:
1. Old Dutch [5]
2. I Wanna Be Where You Are [5]
3. The Clover [5]
4. Your Arms (all the time) [5]
5. Singing to the Mandolin [4.5]
6. Tumblin Down [4.5]
7. See You Free [4.5]
8. I Know You Know [4.5]
9. Over the Pass [4.5]
10. Lover Take it Easy [4.5]
11. When I Was Younger [4]
12. Waiting and waiting [4]
13. Speak to Me Muse [4]
14. Keep Me on Your Mind [4]
15. Hare and Hound [3.5]
16. Into the O [3.5]
17. Don't Know Why You Move Me [3.5]
18. Rock the Cradle [3]
Anyone familiar with my track rating scale will recognise that's a rarely seen number of 4.5+ rated songs on one album ;)
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Album Rating: 4.0
Here's my attempt at ranking all tracks (except the two interludes):
1. The Clover
2. I Know You Know
3. Singing To The Mandolin
4. Rocking The Cradle
5. Old Dutch
6. Lover Take It Easy
7. See You Free
8. Tumblin Down
9. Waiting And Waiting
10. Hare And Hound
11. I Wanna Be Where You Are
12. Over The Pass
13. When I Was Younger
14. Your Arms (All The Time)
15. Speak To Me Muse
16. Into The O
17. Don’t Know Why You Move Me
18. Keep Me On Your Mind
Only the last two haven't clicked much at all.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Interesting differences and similarities there Sunny - 'Rock the Cradle' so high is a biggie, will keep trying with that one
I'd have liked a couple more ballads on this but going by your ranking you certainly wouldn't have ;)
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Album Rating: 4.0
Regarding Rock The Cradle, I don't have any particular wisdom about why I like it, just seems catchy to me and every time it comes on it's a good vibe
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Album Rating: 5.0
Apparently this album was recorded in an Irish pub and the locals were invited in during recording - the more I read about this album the more i'm understanding how the finished product ended up with that 'magic factor'
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Album Rating: 4.0
I agree with a lot of Doof’s relative lower cuts, except “Rock the Cradle” which is upper mid-tier here for me right now
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theBonnyKing
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Album Rating: 5.0
Funny I’d have described this album as Boneycore meets Sowingcore and they’re the two lowest ratings :D
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Album Rating: 5.0
The tender ‘nocturnal Wilco’ ambience of ‘I Wanna Be Where You Are’ is spectacular
Not sure even The Delines have managed a straight ahead ballad that pretty yet.
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Album Rating: 4.0
It’s almost certain I’ll go up, 3.5 is probably too stingy as but for now a lot of the stronger songs are holding at a 4/5 level enjoyment and there are a handful that still aren’t doing too much for me. But it’s a very comfy and enjoyable listen but it’s maybe not quite big or ambitious enough to justify the double album presentation.
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Album Rating: 5.0
I guess, I did quite quickly make a 50 minute playlist, so effectively a single album, from it - but then revisiting the songs I skipped they're actually pretty good and deserved a home.
From reading about the making of the album it seems they didn't envisage a double set but basically they fell in love with that pub and the magic just flowed and why not.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I’ll admit I’m a bit stuck on Good Looks this week which is maybe preventing me from giving this proper attention - I do feel it will hit me fully if I give it time ; “Old Dutch” at least is strong enough to warrant close attention to the rest.
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a knife in the back from the bonnyking
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i just wanna see u 3
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Album Rating: 5.0
3 is higher than I expected from you Johnny gotta say
I thought your brain had been charli xcx’d for this release week
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Album Rating: 4.7
Who's the cock boy that negged the Doofster????
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Album Rating: 5.0
The only track I don't love on this album is Hare and Hound and even there I only kinda dislike the chorus. My standout tracks are Lover Take It Easy, Old Dutch, See You Free and Waiting and Waiting
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Album Rating: 5.0
Good selection Cryptkeeper - I think 'Hare and Hound' is their attempt to record a more traditional folk song befitting the album being recorded in an Irish pub...the result is ok but not spectacular.
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