Seven O'Clock

[PHATJ]

still sucks

Oh man, you couldn’t be more wrong.

[Chris_H_2]

honestly, this is the first page in this thread that i've read in awhile. i assume with the exception of maybe 3-4 people (pete being among them), everyone here thinks this is a pretty good song.

i fucking love it.

one of the things that i love about the war on drugs is that i can drive a highway late at night during the summer and just lose myself in their music. this is one of those songs. that's really the only way i can explain it.

[Strat]

honestly, this is the first page in this thread that i've read in awhile. i assume with the exception of maybe 3-4 people (pete being among them), everyone here thinks this is a pretty good song.

i fucking love it.

one of the things that i love about the war on drugs is that i can drive a highway late at night during the summer and just lose myself in their music. this is one of those songs. that's really the only way i can explain it.

Yup. Very War on Drugs....

Man, This lossless listen makes this song even fucking better. Shit.

[Jaeti]

Major epiphany that's been on the tip of my brain the past few days: from, like, 4:08 to the end, my subconscious has been hearing the "It's OK" tag.

It's slowed down, but it's there.

[Birds in Hell]

Major epiphany that's been on the tip of my brain the past few days: from, like, 4:08 to the end, my subconscious has been hearing the "It's OK" tag.

It's slowed down, but it's there.

Don't say that, you'll ruin the song for me.

[Jaeti]

Major epiphany that's been on the tip of my brain the past few days: from, like, 4:08 to the end, my subconscious has been hearing the "It's OK" tag.

It's slowed down, but it's there.

The 9/4/2000 tag might be my holy grail of Pearl Jam moments, and I think that's what I've been "feeling" from "Held by these thoughts..." to the end of the song.

[Jaeti]

Major epiphany that's been on the tip of my brain the past few days: from, like, 4:08 to the end, my subconscious has been hearing the "It's OK" tag.

It's slowed down, but it's there.

Don't say that, you'll ruin the song for me.

Uh oh. I doubled down with specifics.

[Kevin Davis]

Major epiphany that's been on the tip of my brain the past few days: from, like, 4:08 to the end, my subconscious has been hearing the "It's OK" tag.

It's slowed down, but it's there.

Don't say that, you'll ruin the song for me.

Uh oh. I doubled down with specifics.

Don't worry, surely the Springsteen comparisons would have produced the same result eventually.

[falcaoruiz]

Major epiphany that's been on the tip of my brain the past few days: from, like, 4:08 to the end, my subconscious has been hearing the "It's OK" tag.

It's slowed down, but it's there.

Don't say that, you'll ruin the song for me.

Please.

[verb_to_trust]

Makes sense,

The War on Drugs suck

[Anders]

This has grown on me. It really needed a better quality than the leak.

[Habitman]

The reason the Trump reference works for me is the "He's best day's gone..." part. There is a bit of empathy and a lot of pity that makes the first reference ("Sitting Bullshit") bigger than just a cheap shot.

[Jaeti]

The reason the Trump reference works for me is the "He's best day's gone..." part. There is a bit of empathy and a lot of pity that makes the first reference ("Sitting Bullshit") bigger than just a cheap shot.

This is correct.

[Thejambi]

The reason the Trump reference works for me is the "He's best day's gone..." part. There is a bit of empathy and a lot of pity that makes the first reference ("Sitting Bullshit") bigger than just a cheap shot.

This is correct.

The tragedy of Hair(ors).

[Ms Harmless]

I didn't need the sympathy with Trump to help "sitting bullshit" land, but whatever

[McParadigm]

One of their best songs of the 21st century

[Chris_H_2]

One of their best songs of the 21st century

[McParadigm]

I meant what I said

[Thejambi]

Spitballing what would be my top 15-20 since 2000 and I can see this and a handful of Gigaton songs making the cut.

[Yield Often]

Love this song and more specifically, where it sits within the track listing. It’s timing is perfect.

I hear a couple of influences - Springsteen and Petty on the verses and oddly enough...Duran Duran on the chorus.

As soon as I heard this one, Ordinary World (D/D) came immediately to mind. There’s something very late 80s sounding about it.