livejournal type beat
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
I will survive the Potsy culling
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You can’t kill me ‘cause I’m already inside you
You can’t kill me ‘cause I’m already inside you
You can’t kill me ‘cause I’m already inside you
You can’t kill me ‘cause I’m already inside you
SIC!!!! SIC!!!! SIC!!!! SIC!!!!!!!
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Album Rating: 3.0
literally everyone on this site thinks tkol is better than amsp anyway
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explain the average difference then
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Quick someone make a bill oreilly ‘can’t explain that’ meme
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Was just thinking about livejournal the other day. I spent an entire day trying to figure out how to make the mouse cursor turn into crosshairs when you visited my page.
I miss when the internet was nothing more than a novelty.
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Album Rating: 5.0
This is their best album since 1997, maybe even better.
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lmao
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Album Rating: 4.0
Daydreaming is a top 5 Radiohead tune
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Album Rating: 2.5
'literally everyone on this site thinks tkol is better than amsp anyway'
lol yeah it certainly FEELS that way, guess we're the vocal minority, or perhaps TKOL has grown on people over time? Hoping it's the latter. TKOL certainly appears to have a cult following here these days.
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explain the average difference
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Album Rating: 4.0
It's what I call the "Sound of Perseverance Phenomenon". TSoP has a 4.4 avg, but you wouldn't believe that based on the extremely vocal minority that shits on it in the comments. TKoL is basically the same thing but in the opposite direction
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Album Rating: 4.5
this shits on tkol tbh
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>TSoP has a 4.4 avg, but you wouldn't believe that based on the extremely vocal minority that shits on it in the comments.
theres like 3 or 4 of us dude, chill out lmao
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Album Rating: 4.0
Clearly you don't remember the Tableguy Chronicles of 2014
Seriously, when that guy was here, every other page was just people constantly attacking the album. Shit was crazy (granted, it's not one of my favorite Death albums anymore either, but still)
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i dont and perhaps thats testament to its irrelevance
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Album Rating: 4.5
AMSP and TKOL are both 4.5s for me, for very different reasons
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Album Rating: 4.5
On god, they're both really good albums
TKOL has a rhythmically dense and busy first half, before all this machinery breaks down and is reclaimed by nature in the blissed-out second half. The transition from jittery to zen provides such a powerful sense of release. Love it
AMSP on the other hand goes hot-cold-hot-cold for most of its runtime, with the more animated tracks (Burn the Witch, Decks Dark, Ful Stop, Identikit) immediately being followed by a more subdued track (Daydreaming, DID, Glass Eyes, The Numbers). Say what you want about flow and alphabetical tracklists, I love this approach and the stark contrast it provides.
Again, we have a sense of something breaking down in the back half of the album, with the final four tracks all being of the 'cold' variety. While I don't think this 'slow side B' thing works as well here as it does on TKOL, I love all four of these tracks individually, and I enjoy the sense of being enveloped by something infinite, like death or the ocean. A busier track thrown in here might have 'spiced up' the back half and made it more exciting, but we would have lost that beautiful sense of surrender
Call it lazy, call it boring, call it too-many-slow-songs-grouped-together. For me it feels like the album's emotional themes coming home to roost. An album about death and loss and trauma shouldn't end with a bang, but with a whimper
TL;DR they're both amazing and appeal to different parts of my brain
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thats cute
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