Album Rating: 4.5
the backing vox on dormouse are so fucking perfect
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Album Rating: 5.0
PH was way more cloudy than this
If anything this is their cleanest sounding from a production standpoint since TS
I know what you're hearing though because it's what I heard on Will Yip's production of PH; I think he really upped his game here, however
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Album Rating: 5.0
Soooo... vinyls for this have shipped too?
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Album Rating: 4.5
Will Yip’s production is way better and less cloudy here for sure
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Album Rating: 4.0
Over 100 votes and still a 4.5. Good Lord.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Nbehre, regular vinyls should be shipped out already, but the special edition doesn’t come out until early 2019
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Album Rating: 3.5
I heard Aaron Weiss say “asshole” once
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Album Rating: 5.0
I had a “holy shit” moment on my 20th or so time listening to michael. someone had mentioned the “your little brother can’t paddle anymore” part and what that means and then the fact the song title is both a reference to the spiritual as well as his brother... I was like oh damn, duh. also that last line is devastating.
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Album Rating: 5.0
yeah the "can't paddle anymore" line almost reduced me to tears
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Album Rating: 3.5
What is everyone’s favorite lyric from Aaron Weiss? I’m curious.
Mine is: “You kept a distance out of fear you’d break, but what good’s a single windchime hanging quiet all alone?”
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Album Rating: 4.5
I said “water” expecting the word would satisfy my thirst.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I asked her, "Do you ever have that recurring fantasy
Where you push little kids
From the tops of the ride?"
And she shook her head no
I said "oh, neither do I"
And with my grandma's ring
I went down on one knee
And the subsequent catastrophe
Has since haunted me
Like a fiberglass ghost in the attic
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Album Rating: 5.0
Borderline impossible for me to choose.
But the Elephant lyrics always stood out to me, both "I don't know anything about truth / But I know falsehood when I see it" or "This mock trial can no more determine my lot / Than can driftwood determine the ocean's waves."
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Album Rating: 4.5
Maybe there’ll be a bakery hiring, we’ll knead a little dough to get by
Best line on TS imo
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Album Rating: 5.0
A fish swims in the sea
While the sea is in a certain sense
Contained within the fish!
Oh, what am I to think
What the writing
Of a thousand lifetimes
Could not explain
If all the forest trees were pens
And all the oceans - ink?
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^^Chan's pick is one of my faves too
And if I didn't have you as my guide
I'd still be wandering lost in Sinai
Or down by the tracks
Watching trains go by to remind me:
There are places that aren't here
I had a well but all the water left
So I'll ask for your forgiveness
With every breath
is probably the one though
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Album Rating: 5.0
Coldheaven - thanks! Mine hasn’t yet and it’s not special edition... was wondering because it said ships in November but some of you have gotten it... anyway, loving this!
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Album Rating: 4.5
probably the final chorus to red cow tbh
Was he a violent man? Well, he had his genocidal moments...
Or penned by fiction’s hand? To whom could that phrase not apply?
How much are even lifeless sounds responsive to our listening ear!
what Pharoah now or Jew or picture holds us here?
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Album Rating: 5.0
The closing lines to tortoises all the way down are a little nonsensical and mad but entirely brilliant:
While all hiding inside our painting-of-a-house-hung-up-inside- that same-painted-house-which-ever-implies-another-painted-house-inside lives
Serpent-in-the-sky-lives!
Servants-of-the-least-high!
Most-tortoiseless lives!
Would you meet me sometime soon, son, down by the riverside?
There’s room enough in my paradise
My empty little mind
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Album Rating: 5.0
And then of course Aaron’s masterpiece
“The sky, I'd been told
Would roll up like a scroll
As the mountains and islands moved from their place
And the sun would turn black
As a dead raven's back
But there'd be nowhere hide
From the Judge's face
After which message-less birds take flight without cause
To the silence they've heard in the absence of laws
Or imperial crowns: Unsent, unsigned--
The other night I dreamt I was finally out of college
In my own pair of sandals, I had turned into my father
Whistling our tune about the Rio Grande
Like an anchorite in June I took hold of my own hand
And started on the Abrahamic joke we knew
About apostrophes and pronouns and you-remember-who
"But let's keep that silly punchline between me and you
Little Haroon
And the man in the moon."
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