Album Rating: 4.0
It was good for everything! Every genre I love had something amazing come out and I think 2016 might be just as amazing.
Back on track though, if anything, I'll just cut out all of the tracks from the double LP that I don't like and make one "complete" record to my liking
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Album Rating: 5.0
I'm a little apprehensive of a double album too but if it's this cohesive for both sides, I'll have no issues. On topic of good years, I thought 2014 was pretty fucking awesome too. 2015 was definitely a letdown year but it still brought out some good stuff too
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I actually really liked 2015, though I will agree that 2013 was a barnstormer.
I think I'd still rather they just did two separate releases, but if it rules then I won't really care too much. Plus it's cheaper.
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idk guys 1928 was pretty friggin hot
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Album Rating: 4.0
Double LPs that aren't concept records have always been strange to me. If the band/artist is convinced that they have two albums worth of amazing material, why not just release two separate albums six months to a year apart?
2014 was a notch or so below the gloriousness of 2013 but 2015 was a total dud year for me. I had maybe five records I really loved and the rest was just pretty good to meh.
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Album Rating: 5.0
I'm actually hoping both sides are quite different from each other. Maybe two different concepts
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Different concepts would be the only way I think they could justify it. Anything else would be kinda daft on their part, really.
And ;-;, A Bitter Divorce still never fails to level me.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I'm kind of expecting some of the folk vibes off one of the vocalist's (can't remember his name) solo record, which isn't a bad thing at all really.
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I listened to this again. It was better this time around. Seems like I'll need to be in a certain mood to really like it, but I guess that's pretty much how all pop-punk is for me these days.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Where on their Facebook does it claim that there's gonna be a double LP? They ask if people would like a double LP, but there's no announcement of anything.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I think a double LP might be too much, one of the best things about this album is that it's lean and concise.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Anyone seen the piano cover by Petal of A Bitter Divorce? Not usually a fan of piano covers of songs, at least not since they've been done to death by TV adverts, but this is good.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
I feel really dumb, but I've never seen this band live or anything and haven't listened to Bobby's solo work, but which singer is which? If someone could give me a song where one or the other did the majority of the vocals I could pinpoint the rest but I've never really knew haha and I've been jamming this band since It's a Trap
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Album Rating: 4.5
Adultery: Bobby
Brother: Bobby
Annina, We Will Miss You: kind of half and half
The Future Is Cancelled Pt. I: Leo
Montreal: Bobby
More Tequila, Less Joe: Bobby
Beer Can: Leo
You Have Flaws: 50/50 about
Lake: Bobby
Here's to Forever: Leo
A Bitter Divorce: Bobby
Shoddy Workmanship: Leo
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Album Rating: 4.5
Leo has a more...throaty voice i guess. Bobby's is more emo-tinged and whiny. not to hate on him, i love his vocals, but thats the best way i can describe his voice right now lol.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
Thanks man! Bobby does the majority of my favorite tracks but this album doesn't have a bad song on it
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Album Rating: 4.5
agreed, theyre all great. i dont know if id be able to pick a favorite between the two. you should definitely check Bobby's Little Wounds album though.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
I definitely will. And it's not that I like Leo's vocals more, just the songs I like more. A Bitter Divorce, Adultery, and Montreal are my most visited jams on here probably
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Album Rating: 4.5
yeah those are up there for me too.
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Album Rating: 5.0
I'm sick of the voices and headaches
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