Album Rating: 4.5
I think the problem with longer songs is that you really have to spend more time to get into it whereas shorter songs are easier to digest and they get to the point faster. People don't feel like they have enough time to listen to this. Which is why listening to songs rather than whole albums is more common..
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Album Rating: 5.0
but good music requires patience, and people don't understand that.
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Shorter tracks are normally acknowledged as individual tracks, while longer tracks are almost always acknowledged as the parts of well-flowing albums.
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Album Rating: 4.0
"Anyone that thinks the songs are too long needs to quit listening to music."
a big 123 here
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Album Rating: 4.5
"but good music requires patience, and people don't understand that."
Exactly.
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Album Rating: 3.5
I think the problem with longer songs is that you really have to spend more time to get into it
whereas shorter songs are easier to digest and they get to the point faster. People don't feel like
they have enough time to listen to this. Which is why listening to songs rather than whole albums is
more common..
Pretty much sums it up. I don't mind longer songs, just as long as they can carry their own. The
longer the song is, the more I expect from it. If a song is 22 minutes long, it needs to be better than any
other song I've ever listened too. Godspeed is good, and they can create beautiful melodies, but I feel like
they're too scattered, and wound out to fully appreciate them. In my opinion, if they're going to make their
songs so incredibly long, they need be more consistent with their rhythms, and make their already soft,
subtle (though beautiful) melodies more dramatic. The band Mono, which also creates long songs, does exactly
this. They create build up, and then explode, making every note they play dramatic, and bomb-like, something
I noticed Godspeed doesn't do. They also stayed consistent with every melody played. Everything was woven
together as to make a completed sound. Even Mono's split with World's End Girlfriend had songs that
etched right up to the 20 minute mark. But with them, every sound played appeared as if it was melting into
the next.
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Album Rating: 5.0
you need a low point to have a high point
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fuckin jap lover
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Album Rating: 4.5
Album makes me want to go to Coney Island.
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who is the old bastard that does that bit
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Album Rating: 4.5
Murray Ostril?
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Never heard of him.
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Album Rating: 5.0
"They create build up, and then explode, making every note they play dramatic, and bomb-like, something
I noticed Godspeed doesn't do. "
Except Storm does exactly this, and so do Static and Sleep for that matter.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Going on hikes while listening to this is the best
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Album Rating: 3.5
Except Storm does exactly this, and so do Static and Sleep for that matter.
I'll listen to those three songs again, but I don't recall ever hearing a proper build up to anything
explosive. Sure there were explosive pieces in the album, as well as subtle pieces, but they were so
scattered it was hard to discern what they were really aiming for. I will re-listen to this album one
last time, however, and I guess I'll give my thoughts on it again tomorrow.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Listen to it while it's raining and you're stuck inside because your friends bailed on you.
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go watch some furries
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Album Rating: 3.5
Listen to it while it's raining and you're stuck inside because your friends bailed on you.
I wonder what they're doing if it's raining :P
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defecating in the corner
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Album Rating: 3.5
I think I'm glad then that they bailed on me ;d
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