I’m looking forward to listening.Chris_H_2 wrote:It may be recency bias, but I’m convinced I do. Definitely a different feel.dad wrote:more than FTPOF or are they the same?Chris_H_2 wrote:I like it!
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it's happening. stoked for a brief weekend in Houston.dad wrote:I’m looking forward to listening.Chris_H_2 wrote:It may be recency bias, but I’m convinced I do. Definitely a different feel.dad wrote:more than FTPOF or are they the same?Chris_H_2 wrote:I like it!
As I post this we’re looking at tix to see them in Houston in November.
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The National wrote:Laugh Track is the band's most freewheeling, all-hands-on-deck album in years. If Frankenstein represented a rebuilding of trust between group members after 20+ years together, the vibrant, exploratory Laugh Track is both the product of that faith and a new statement of intent. Revelling in the license to radically upend its creative process, The National honed most of this material in live performances on tour this year, and captured those invigorated versions in impromptu sessions at producer Tucker Martine’s Portland studio, Flora Recording & Playback. The nearly eight-minute album closer 'Smoke Detector' was recorded in June during a Vancouver soundcheck, completing a body of work bristling with spontaneity and vintage rock energy that makes a perfect complement to the songs found on its more introspective predecessor.
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pitchfork wrote:His fidgety, racing percussion introduces intrigue to the otherwise staid “Turn Off the House,” and he propels “Space Invader” toward the kind of cathartic outro this band used to throw down all the time but now reserves only for the rare nights when the sitters are free and nobody has work the next morning.
At that happens to be my favorite track on that album.digster wrote:You can really feel him straining for a good line there, as (at least in the studio) they've never really done anything like Space Invader's outro (other than maybe So Far So Fast, which doesn't feel like that apt a comparison).
Chris_H_2 wrote:space invader
smoke detector
alphabet city
96583UP wrote:i recently bought travel-size packets of metamucil
now when i regular i can promote regularity
im not a fan of this track, but i really liked THIS ISNT HELPINGChris_H_2 wrote:laugh track (for the second album in a row, this phoebe bridgers song is the weakest)
