durdencommatyler wrote:That's a tricky question. I think Strange Mercy is pretty universally regarded as her best album. So, maybe start with that one? But if you really want more stuff like Slow Disco, I'd say start with her first record, Marry Me.
Thanks! I'll check it out.
Let us know what you think. I'll be excited to hear your thoughts.
Listened to the new today in the train and it got me really hooked...i think it does a wonderful job of showcasing Annie´s talents as a singer. She really reaches for new levels here, because the music is so stripped that its the main instrument i would say.
Songs like Pills, Slow Disco and Los Ageless are wonderful were others might be a little dull maybe...but overall its a wonderful addition to an already amazing album.
VinylGuy wrote:Listened to the new today in the train and it got me really hooked...i think it does a wonderful job of showcasing Annie´s talents as a singer. She really reaches for new levels here, because the music is so stripped that its the main instrument i would say.
Songs like Pills, Slow Disco and Los Ageless are wonderful were others might be a little dull maybe...but overall its a wonderful addition to an already amazing album.
I debating whether I should listen to this now or wait for the vinyl...
VinylGuy wrote:Its impressive how good these songs are.
They work within the ¨pop¨ arrangements and in this piano setting too. And she is quite the performer.
Totally. I'm kinda blown away by how good the songs are on Masseduction. Their arrangements and details really reveal themselves over time. I'm sure it's only enhanced by MassEducation. I can't wait to dive into these.
swan wrote:I'm annoyed that the vinyl isn't arriving til Monday at the earliest from my pre-order on her site. I'm waiting to listen.
I hear you. I also ordered from her site but I can't wait. I'm going to plug in the headphones and spin via Spotify on the way home from work tonight. I NEED to hear this songs.
