Mike wrote:Comatose to Unemployable is a really good 5 song run.
Binaural song run from 5-13 is epic:
NAIS
Thin Air
Insignifigance
Of The Girl
Grievance
Rival
Sleight of Hand
Soon Forget
Parting Ways
Brilliance
Mike wrote:Comatose to Unemployable is a really good 5 song run.
You accidentally typed a 5 instead of a 1 and I guess you accidentally forgot a few songs there.Habitman wrote:Mike wrote:Comatose to Unemployable is a really good 5 song run.
Binaural song run from 5-13 is epic:
NAIS
Thin Air
Insignifigance
Of The Girl
Grievance
Rival
Sleight of Hand
Soon Forget
Parting Ways
Brilliance
Army Reserve was my favorite song on ST after my first couple listens, but now its prob in the bottom half...its still a decent song, the jam at the end is killer...love matts drumming on this song tooharmless wrote:Agreed, except that I find Army Reserve boring as well so the entire second half is meh to me. I'd never felt that way about a PJ album at the time, so it was a pretty bad thing.digster wrote:Marker would be great if it had a better chorus. Actually, it's not so much that the chorus is poor as much as it is that the disconnect between verse and chorus is so great that the air gets let out of the song. S/T isn't all that bad up to and including Unemployable; I just think besides Army Reserve it falls apart after that.
Mike wrote:You accidentally typed a 5 instead of a 1 and I guess you accidentally forgot a few songs there.Habitman wrote:Mike wrote:Comatose to Unemployable is a really good 5 song run.
Binaural song run from 5-13 is epic:
NAIS
Thin Air
Insignifigance
Of The Girl
Grievance
Rival
Sleight of Hand
Soon Forget
Parting Ways
Brilliance
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
you will have to start liking force of nature for that to happencutuphalfdead wrote:We wouldn't have to argue so much if everyone would just fucking agree with me.
Yeah no.Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:you will have to start liking force of nature for that to happencutuphalfdead wrote:We wouldn't have to argue so much if everyone would just fucking agree with me.
cutuphalfdead wrote:Yeah no.Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:you will have to start liking force of nature for that to happencutuphalfdead wrote:We wouldn't have to argue so much if everyone would just fucking agree with me.
Mike wrote:You accidentally typed a 5 instead of a 1 and I guess you accidentally forgot a few songs there.Habitman wrote:Mike wrote:Comatose to Unemployable is a really good 5 song run.
Binaural song run from 5-13 is epic:
NAIS
Thin Air
Insignifigance
Of The Girl
Grievance
Rival
Sleight of Hand
Soon Forget
Parting Ways
Brilliance
Production aside, I've always felt like Side A up to parachutes is a nice EP while Side B is a collection of ok B-sides. I don't mind the chorus on Marker. I like parts of some of the songs from then on but it's such a noticeable drop after Parachutes and it is unlike any other PJ album in this sense. The second half definitely needs another big song (Of the Earth) or a good closer (Cold Confession).harmless wrote:Agreed, except that I find Army Reserve boring as well so the entire second half is meh to me. I'd never felt that way about a PJ album at the time, so it was a pretty bad thing.digster wrote:Marker would be great if it had a better chorus. Actually, it's not so much that the chorus is poor as much as it is that the disconnect between verse and chorus is so great that the air gets let out of the song. S/T isn't all that bad up to and including Unemployable; I just think besides Army Reserve it falls apart after that.
While a Western guitar motif lost on the swings drum bass fusion, get your own thoughts into the subconscious often forgotten. "Pendulum" is a sweeping soul from the ballast.
It's dumb as ballsstip wrote:the life wasted riff is pure ballsHabitman wrote:Django Butterworth wrote:It is good as a b-side, had no business being on S/T.
Its not a great song but that riff has balls. PJ riffs have been missing some balls the last two efforts.
We need more balls.
Anders wrote:I do not have a «neoliberal assessment of geopolitics», so please stop writing that I do.
I was never impressed by it. Just sounds like a boring Rolling Stones retread.theplatypus wrote:It's dumb as ballsstip wrote:the life wasted riff is pure ballsHabitman wrote:Django Butterworth wrote:It is good as a b-side, had no business being on S/T.
Its not a great song but that riff has balls. PJ riffs have been missing some balls the last two efforts.
We need more balls.
I think if CC had closed s/t and Inside Job surfaced with Let It Ride people would argue IJ was the better song/should have been the closer.Blenheim Augustine wrote:Production aside, I've always felt like Side A up to parachutes is a nice EP while Side B is a collection of ok B-sides. I don't mind the chorus on Marker. I like parts of some of the songs from then on but it's such a noticeable drop after Parachutes and it is unlike any other PJ album in this sense. The second half definitely needs another big song (Of the Earth) or a good closer (Cold Confession).harmless wrote:Agreed, except that I find Army Reserve boring as well so the entire second half is meh to me. I'd never felt that way about a PJ album at the time, so it was a pretty bad thing.digster wrote:Marker would be great if it had a better chorus. Actually, it's not so much that the chorus is poor as much as it is that the disconnect between verse and chorus is so great that the air gets let out of the song. S/T isn't all that bad up to and including Unemployable; I just think besides Army Reserve it falls apart after that.
Stone is overrated. There I said it!EJ wrote:I was never impressed by it. Just sounds like a boring Rolling Stones retread.theplatypus wrote:It's dumb as ballsstip wrote:the life wasted riff is pure ballsHabitman wrote:Django Butterworth wrote:It is good as a b-side, had no business being on S/T.
Its not a great song but that riff has balls. PJ riffs have been missing some balls the last two efforts.
We need more balls.
Stone has been quoted as saying its the best riff he's ever come up with.
Yes, you did say it. And, you are about as right with that statement as Stone was with his about Life Wasted.Mine wrote: Stone is overrated. There I said it!
Reliable sources have it leaking by October 15th. These guys have been right in the past.melonhead4 wrote:Prediction it doesnt leak at allMonkey_Driven wrote:Prediction: This doesn't leak until the last week of September.
as early as the 11th in EuropeWaverider wrote:Reliable sources have it leaking by October 15th. These guys have been right in the past.melonhead4 wrote:Prediction it doesnt leak at allMonkey_Driven wrote:Prediction: This doesn't leak until the last week of September.
No, not if it still had Mike's lyrics. No way.Mine wrote:I think if CC had closed s/t and Inside Job surfaced with Let It Ride people would argue IJ was the better song/should have been the closer.Blenheim Augustine wrote:Production aside, I've always felt like Side A up to parachutes is a nice EP while Side B is a collection of ok B-sides. I don't mind the chorus on Marker. I like parts of some of the songs from then on but it's such a noticeable drop after Parachutes and it is unlike any other PJ album in this sense. The second half definitely needs another big song (Of the Earth) or a good closer (Cold Confession).harmless wrote:Agreed, except that I find Army Reserve boring as well so the entire second half is meh to me. I'd never felt that way about a PJ album at the time, so it was a pretty bad thing.digster wrote:Marker would be great if it had a better chorus. Actually, it's not so much that the chorus is poor as much as it is that the disconnect between verse and chorus is so great that the air gets let out of the song. S/T isn't all that bad up to and including Unemployable; I just think besides Army Reserve it falls apart after that.
So you're saying that the album will leak *before* the official release of the album?Waverider wrote:Reliable sources have it leaking by October 15th. These guys have been right in the past.melonhead4 wrote:Prediction it doesnt leak at allMonkey_Driven wrote:Prediction: This doesn't leak until the last week of September.
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.
You'd think that right? How the thread about those 2 songs evolved makes me believe this even more. When CC was still considered flawless i posted that i find the music repetitive and boring and Ed's vocal most likely not a proper take and really bad. Now I've seen the posts divided into those who think the music is boring and the vocal good on one side and those who find the music is good but the vocal bad on the other. Context influences the (initial) reception of a song and i think it's a real possibility had the 2 songs been switch their reception would also be considerably different.Jaeti wrote:No, not if it still had Mike's lyrics. No way.Mine wrote:I think if CC had closed s/t and Inside Job surfaced with Let It Ride people would argue IJ was the better song/should have been the closer.Blenheim Augustine wrote:Production aside, I've always felt like Side A up to parachutes is a nice EP while Side B is a collection of ok B-sides. I don't mind the chorus on Marker. I like parts of some of the songs from then on but it's such a noticeable drop after Parachutes and it is unlike any other PJ album in this sense. The second half definitely needs another big song (Of the Earth) or a good closer (Cold Confession).harmless wrote:Agreed, except that I find Army Reserve boring as well so the entire second half is meh to me. I'd never felt that way about a PJ album at the time, so it was a pretty bad thing.digster wrote:Marker would be great if it had a better chorus. Actually, it's not so much that the chorus is poor as much as it is that the disconnect between verse and chorus is so great that the air gets let out of the song. S/T isn't all that bad up to and including Unemployable; I just think besides Army Reserve it falls apart after that.
None of the flaws on CC and LIR come anywhere near to the shitstorm which is the Inside Job lyrics.Mine wrote:You'd think that right? How the thread about those 2 songs evolved makes me believe this even more. When CC was still considered flawless i posted that i find the music repetitive and boring and Ed's vocal most likely not a proper take and really bad. Now I've seen the posts divided into those who think the music is boring and the vocal good on one side and those who find the music is good but the vocal bad on the other. Context influences the (initial) reception of a song and i think it's a real possibility had the 2 songs been switch their reception would also be considerably different.Jaeti wrote:No, not if it still had Mike's lyrics. No way.Mine wrote:I think if CC had closed s/t and Inside Job surfaced with Let It Ride people would argue IJ was the better song/should have been the closer.Blenheim Augustine wrote:Production aside, I've always felt like Side A up to parachutes is a nice EP while Side B is a collection of ok B-sides. I don't mind the chorus on Marker. I like parts of some of the songs from then on but it's such a noticeable drop after Parachutes and it is unlike any other PJ album in this sense. The second half definitely needs another big song (Of the Earth) or a good closer (Cold Confession).harmless wrote:Agreed, except that I find Army Reserve boring as well so the entire second half is meh to me. I'd never felt that way about a PJ album at the time, so it was a pretty bad thing.digster wrote:Marker would be great if it had a better chorus. Actually, it's not so much that the chorus is poor as much as it is that the disconnect between verse and chorus is so great that the air gets let out of the song. S/T isn't all that bad up to and including Unemployable; I just think besides Army Reserve it falls apart after that.
RisingTides wrote:There is more kindness on the internet than we would care to admit to ourselves. Sometimes we are so afraid of falling victim to a ruse, we miss out on actual opportunities.