Re: The National
Posted: Tue December 15, 2020 9:28 pm
I gave High Violet a spin instead, but I will give that new one a spin very soon on your recommendations.
washing machine wrote:4AD is offering $2 off of all National LPs right now. I may finally order The Boxer.
I Am Easy To Find is a masterpiece.4/5 wrote:Yup. I am Easy to Find is where it's at. When Folklore came out it felt like a sister album to it.Chris_H_2 wrote:well, given that those 2 albums are the ones that piqued your interest, you may want to start with their last one and work backwards.washing machine wrote:Folklore/Evermore has piqued my interest in The National once again.
Trouble Will Find Me was the last album of theirs I've heard. Really not sure if I should just do a revisit of their catalog up to that point or check out the newer albums.
I realize it's not a zero sum thing, but I wanted to post that choice for discussion anyway.
Hold mePHATJ wrote:I Am Easy To Find is a masterpiece.4/5 wrote:Yup. I am Easy to Find is where it's at. When Folklore came out it felt like a sister album to it.Chris_H_2 wrote:well, given that those 2 albums are the ones that piqued your interest, you may want to start with their last one and work backwards.washing machine wrote:Folklore/Evermore has piqued my interest in The National once again.
Trouble Will Find Me was the last album of theirs I've heard. Really not sure if I should just do a revisit of their catalog up to that point or check out the newer albums.
I realize it's not a zero sum thing, but I wanted to post that choice for discussion anyway.
Chris_H_2 wrote:Hold mePHATJ wrote:I Am Easy To Find is a masterpiece.4/5 wrote:Yup. I am Easy to Find is where it's at. When Folklore came out it felt like a sister album to it.Chris_H_2 wrote:well, given that those 2 albums are the ones that piqued your interest, you may want to start with their last one and work backwards.washing machine wrote:Folklore/Evermore has piqued my interest in The National once again.
Trouble Will Find Me was the last album of theirs I've heard. Really not sure if I should just do a revisit of their catalog up to that point or check out the newer albums.
I realize it's not a zero sum thing, but I wanted to post that choice for discussion anyway.
I don't mind the guest vocals on IAETF as much as I used to, but I don't know if I'll ever forgive them for what they did to Rylan. It was better with just Matt.VinylGuy wrote:I love SWB and i just cant get into IAETF. Its the whole guest vocalist stuff maybe im not sure, but bores the hell out of me.
the new rylan blow the old, boring snoozefest out of the water.dad wrote:I don't mind the guest vocals on IAETF as much as I used to, but I don't know if I'll ever forgive them for what they did to Rylan. It was better with just Matt.VinylGuy wrote:I love SWB and i just cant get into IAETF. Its the whole guest vocalist stuff maybe im not sure, but bores the hell out of me.
I’ve never seen them perform it in person. I’m guessing you have. I’d still take this version any day over the album.Chris_H_2 wrote:the new rylan blow the old, boring snoozefest out of the water.dad wrote:I don't mind the guest vocals on IAETF as much as I used to, but I don't know if I'll ever forgive them for what they did to Rylan. It was better with just Matt.VinylGuy wrote:I love SWB and i just cant get into IAETF. Its the whole guest vocalist stuff maybe im not sure, but bores the hell out of me.
it's a perfect paradigm of the band as a whole (layered and bringing us just to the edge of where it can take off, but then it lands gracefully).
I think I’m too late to join to receive vol. 3.Simple Torture wrote:The version on the upcoming Cherry Tree release should be right up your alley.
Oh, man, I thought your post above meant you were on the mailing list.dad wrote:I think I’m too late to join to receive vol. 3.Simple Torture wrote:The version on the upcoming Cherry Tree release should be right up your alley.