meticulously sloppy deserves a sput darwin
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1 i'm not sure you "get" punk production if your main criteria for what it's supposed to do is based on a tenuous notion of hi-fi 2 i also routinely stab voodoo dolls of every vocalist who has failed to elicit emotion in me 3 lmfao define songwriting
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good songwriting wasnt invented until 1990
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Album Rating: 3.5
>i don't really feel it from a Waters, Gilmour, Daltrey, etc. in the same way i do a Green, Way, Sotelo, Palumbo, etc.
>Sotelo
>>>Sotelo
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it was with never before seen good songwriting that the first eliciters of emotion were able to popularise the whinge // humanity has never looked back
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Barry Soetoro?
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yeferson soteldo
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Album Rating: 4.5
so does this album suck or not, final call
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Album Rating: 3.5
I plead the fifth
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I didn't recognize the name Sotelo so I looked it up. I'd never actually heard Periphery so I finally looked them up. I was...disappointed, for a band that was far down my to-do list to begin with. my initial impression of "Blood Eagle" is that it's for people who think being pissed off is a personality trait, but I also only got to 1:35 before I turned it off. was expecting indulgent wankery, got boring chug.
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Album Rating: 1.5
tbqh i don't even really like getting too deep into specifics that much with songwriting and whatnot because my approach to music is entirely based on emotions and my own personal experience, so that's a war i will admittedly always lose, sorry.
all i can really respond to with more modern punk, the guitar tones and recording quality just feel like they have more energy and "punch" so to say now, MCR's debut was raw as hell but the guitars didn't sound like they just put some fuzz on it and called it a day. maybe that's the point but i feel like i would've enjoyed bands like Minor Threat, Black Flag live a hell of a lot more than in studio. it feels flat and like it lacks impact in studio a lot, with 80s stuff.
and yeah, i feel way more emotion from spencer sotelo than i ever did with someone like roger daltrey. that doesn't mean daltrey and the others or bad, or even that i hate them, i just prefer to appreciate their influence while instead listening to what's coming out now because i like it MORE. i can appreciate one's influence while not enjoying their music as much as the ones that came after and built upon their influence, is that such a crime?
EDIT: @Sevengill jam Absolomb, that's more what I mean with emotion
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Album Rating: 3.5
that's as much as you needed to hear @gill
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Album Rating: 4.0
If cleanly produced punk is so good why does Flipper kick modern punk's ass?
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Album Rating: 1.5
imma be real, all i know about flipper is a certain music critic i used to watch dumped all over them and basically spoke as if they were the worst band to ever exist lmfao
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Album Rating: 3.5
just finished jamming this for the first time. I like it and it's good
i once saw someone call Obscura "Beefheart gone metal" so I had a feeling I'd enjoy. structural simplicity and listenability be damned
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ADoseofBuckley?
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Album Rating: 4.0
"imma be real, all i know about flipper is a certain music critic i used to watch dumped all over them and basically spoke as if they were the worst band to ever exist lmfao"
He sounds like a bad person
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a certain music critic
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Album Rating: 1.5
nah buck only really shits on modern music, i have absolutely zero clue as to his opinions on older music other than those joke videos abt 60s pop
im talking about crash thompson fka the rock critic.
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“The Rock Critic” sounds like a channel awesome reviewer who stuck around for like two vids
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