Frightened Rabbit The Midnight Organ Fight
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Minus The Flair
Emeritus
May 12th 2018


870 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

thanks for the nice words guys. it's consoling to see firsthand how profoundly this dude affected so many people. particularly stokes2; thanks for sharing your story, and i hope that even in death Scott can help you stay the path.



i would strongly urge anyone suffering from depression, or anyone who is close to someone suffering from depression, to read Matt Haig's Reasons to Stay Alive. it's short, beautiful, sad and insightful. as an outsider, it really helped me to better understand this fucker of an illness. i also recommend Johan Harii's Lost Connections, which explains how modern culture often kickstarts and kindles depression, as well as ideas for how to become well again without the use of antidepressants.

Deathconscious
May 12th 2018


27349 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

"But look: Scott was alive for ten years after The Midnight Organ Fight, and he’d been struggling with depression long before that. If we listen to the comments just on these boards, we can see he was able to use that time, tortured as so much of it must have been, to drag a number of people back from the brink. He may have saved more people from an early death than the vast majority of people will in a full life, and he did that in the vice-like grip of a mental illness."



ive been struggling to see any sort of light in this situation, but at least there's this. the guy genuinely cared about others struggling with the same types of demons and those that came to him with them.



RIP Scott hard, i regret that i never got to meet him.

RadicalEd
May 12th 2018


9546 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

RIP Scott.



Great review.

anat
Contributing Reviewer
May 12th 2018


5752 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

thanks for writing this.

NorthernSkylark
May 12th 2018


12134 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

What a wonderful write-up. Thank you for doing that!

Nikkolae
May 12th 2018


6650 Comments


I truly regret not listening to this band until i found out about Scott's death, gonna make sure that doesn't stay that way for too long.

RIP Scott.

Observer
Emeritus
May 12th 2018


9397 Comments


Band reminds me of strikey/Adam Knott. Wonder how that guy is doing and how he took the news of this.

benkim
May 13th 2018


4813 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Beautiful piece. I cannot bring myself to listen to this right now. It was constantly there during my darkest time and his death has hit me too hard

Dewinged
Staff Reviewer
May 13th 2018


32033 Comments


One of the best write-ups I've seen on this site. Beautifully done, man. The bit about your sister hits home too.

Rolling Girl
May 14th 2018


2028 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

It took me far too long to start listening to this album. Great review!

BigHans
March 19th 2019


30959 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Man, what a great piece of writing. I missed this when Scott died.



One of my all time favorite musical moments was seeing FR in Minneapolis right after Prince died. It was like the same week. Scott did an acoustic solo cover of Purple Rain, and it absolutely fucking devastated and floored everyone in the room, for Prince's sake. Looking back on that memory, it stabs me, for Scott's sake.



Fucking RIP hard.

Deathconscious
March 19th 2019


27349 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

:'[

BigHans
March 19th 2019


30959 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Adolf you were at that show too if I'm not mistaken.

Deathconscious
March 20th 2019


27349 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Yeah i was man, what a fucking show.

rufinthefury
October 3rd 2021


3964 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Bump for being the best review on this entire website. and for a real heartbreaking masterpiece.

Scoot
October 3rd 2021


22201 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

+1 to matt haig, that book saves lives



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