Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
sir this is a wendy’s
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Album Rating: 5.0
One of the hardest 5s of all time
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Album Rating: 5.0
Every song is amazing on this, but Sleep is the one track on here where every movement in it is equally amazing.
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ending of “sleep” is the anthem
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"Every song is amazing on this, but Sleep is the one track on here where every movement in it is equally amazing."
this, so hard
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Monheim is like a thousand times better than the rest of the album though.
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Album Rating: 5.0
You must cum your pants to Monheim or something then
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Nah, I just think it's pretty cool.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
>he doesn’t cum to john hughes
>he’s supposed to be patrician but his fave track is the normie fave
>mfw
https://www.sputnikmusic.com/forums/image.php?u=719239&dateline=1557206616
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Album Rating: 3.5
Mother**** = redeemer is the only godspeed i jizz too
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First movement is the most normie one.
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"Monheim is like a thousand times better than the rest of the album though."
Monheim is great but it's also the most basic, predictable part here. Sleep would be a little boring if it were just that - the other parts place it in just the right context (and Broken Windows... is better)
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Album Rating: 5.0
My thoughts on this album before I could tolerate drone music: Wow this is really awesome post-rock
My thoughts on this album after I could tolerate drone music: Jesus handcrafted this for humanity and GY!BE forsaken their religious beliefs and obliged to perform it
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"Monheim is great but it's also the most basic, predictable part here. "
Yes, that's why it's actually good. GY!BE can't into more complex music, they should have done basic but good stuff instead of muh spoken word muh drone muh 1000000 crescendos that suck most of the time (except in Monheim).
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Spoken word is for dummies.
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Mhmm but the Sleep outro, Storm intro and most of We Drift Like Worried Fire all take ideas as simple as Monheim and but use more complex (but not ~that much more complex) arrangements to great effect
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Use more complex arragements to worse effect. Look, I'm a big fan of complexity and all of that, but if it isn't as good as something more simple (specially when it is still quite simple), what's the point?
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Nu-uh, they use complex arrangements because the motifs are more interesting and lend themselves that way. If every Godspeed song was as simple as Monheim, they'd be a dull band
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Arragements may be less simple but the structure most of the time is equally basic and uninteresting; and when they're not doing their crescendo number 1435, what do they do? They try something different, that isn't as good as crescendo number 16, or they just add spoken word about the power of God, some supermarket or some poetry bullshit. They're a mediocre band most of the time.
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Album Rating: 5.0
'Use more complex arragements to worse effect. Look, I'm a big fan of complexity and all of that, but if it isn't as good as something more simple (specially when it is still quite simple), what's the point?'
because it's about the JOURNEY Alex ='(
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