Album Rating: 3.0
and his songs across their discog are fuckin impossible to sing too god damn
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Album Rating: 2.5
ghost man on a third he does some shit that is just silly
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Album Rating: 3.0
yeah i might be wrong but i think hes come out and said he was attempting to ape daryl palumbo on that lmao. incredible song
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Album Rating: 2.0
@onion IDK I thought surviving was decent and an attempt at more mature and cinematographic sound. I agree that Place Your Debts is a great song. Telepath is not, even though I swear there was another song with that artwork — oh, it was the Manchester Orchestra song, which is much better. Imo. Unfortunately.
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Album Rating: 1.5
Telepath by MO is an amazing song.
I listened through surviving again the last couple months and the closing track (congratulations) kicks ass
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Album Rating: 3.0
Yeah nowadays Adam sounds more traditionally palatable to the people who bawk at any "whiny" timbre but the 2002-2006 era was something else
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Album Rating: 3.0
oh dont get me wrong surviving is def still good, j not one of my fav jimmys and def not a tidal wave tier album for me. agree that the closing duo is sick tho
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"ye his never been good at singing but he still sounds good. its wack."
he's flawless on both wywtb and new again
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Album Rating: 2.0
To clarify Telepath by MO is great, Table for Glasses by MO is great, Telepath by Jimmy is not great, but Place Your Debts is fantastic. Haha, sorry, I got confused with same titles and identical cover art myself.
MO is, of course, a better band, but it’s hard to feel sentimental about them — not least because their best records are very contemplative, piercingly sad, and masterfully polished, like Brand New without personality (flaws).
And Jimmy is a band I grew up with, I even have Stay On My Side Tonight on vinyl. I like their attempt to both stay true to themselves and evolve but most of all survive. That’s why their last album is so good. “555” is an absolute banger of an ornamental song for retired pop punk emo kids
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Album Rating: 3.0
yeah this 'ight
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Album Rating: 3.0
still pretty bummed i waited 7 years for some kohls music. keep going beats ass at least but even that has stupid prod
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Album Rating: 1.5
Can’t say I was surprised. Band has quickly became a legacy act and if I’m being honest with myself, their live performance has even been feeling stale the more I’ve seen them over the years.
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Album Rating: 3.0
as someone who will forever stand by tidal wave and happiness is being their most impactful work to me, i was more than a little surprised they followed those up by throwing everything that made those albums special away. all came down to the numbers game in the end ig
like, they had the late career more mature more expansive thing down perfectly. they even got there after the awkward and bad self titled, and now we're pretty much back at square one. i still think they can rebound since the arrangements are worse than the bones of the songs themselves, but they really need to stay tf away from apte forever
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Album Rating: 1.5
I liked Tidal Wave a fair amount. Thought Happiness and self titled were just fine. At the end of the day though, I dont really care to re-visit any of their post New Again work...
I will say that I find even Happiness and self titled leagues above this. This was is not square one, this is square negative 1.
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Album Rating: 3.0
self titled still sits at the bottom for me because its got some songs that are truly genuinely awful to me lol but its bonuses are better than anything here so theres a world in which that album coulda been smth
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Album Rating: 1.5
I don’t recall the bonus tracks, will have to go check those out.. the 4 I would keep off self titled:
El Paso - not a total hit but I think them trying something new worked here
Best Places To Be A Mom - best song on album by far
This Is All Now - simple but solid
You Got Me - simple but solid
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Album Rating: 3.0
yeah my keepers are pretty much that list, tho id throw sad savior up there too. peep mackey sasser, morning sickness and you were right in particular
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Album Rating: 4.0
How are we leaving It Doesn't Feel A Thing Like Falling off the keepers list? But yeah, self titled is the worst. I had to go back to Happiness Is because I largely ignored it due to self titled. But Tidal Wave ruled and made me revisit, and love, Happiness is. I like 152 as a fun record, but there's not much meat to it.
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Album Rating: 3.0
yeah i dont like that as much as anything else i listed but i like that one too. that would prob make my tracklist
happiness is only hit me like two autumns ago ngl it took a lil time before i got it but its phenomenal. closer is transcendent on that. bonuses are so good too love this is happening
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Album Rating: 4.0
Can you Feel That (Here I am) is one of my fave TBS songs. So is the self titled b-side Mourning Sickness. My fave TBS album is New Again but Happiness Is has to be up there.
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