Red Mosquito

washing machine wrote:This thread got good.

run2death wrote:Burn everything to the ground and kill the women and children.

ok jordan

Blaine Ryan wrote:...Up. Trim a few of the lesser tracks off of it and I'd put it right up there with the Murmur - New Adventures stretch.

yuppppp

cutuphalfdead wrote:

run2death wrote:Burn everything to the ground and kill the women and children.

ok jordan

Well, show me
A word that rhymes with Pavement
And I won't kill your parents
And roast them on a spit

washing machine wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

run2death wrote:Burn everything to the ground and kill the women and children.

ok jordan

Well, show me
A word that rhymes with Pavement
And I won't kill your parents
And roast them on a spit

so much depends
upon
a red wheel
barrow

LoathedVermin72 wrote:No. Short is better.

That's what lenny wishes she said

cutuphalfdead wrote:

run2death wrote:Burn everything to the ground and kill the women and children.

ok jordan

Yeah, fuck you.

I've been on the "fuck everything, we're all gonna die" bandwagon for years, you doofus.

I like longer albums. I like to get enveloped in the space the album creates or inhabits, and that usually means the longer the better. I'm sure there's exceptions though.

good music good

bad music not good

fire good

run2death wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

run2death wrote:Burn everything to the ground and kill the women and children.

ok jordan

Yeah, fuck you.

I've been on the "fuck everything, we're all gonna die" bandwagon for years, you doofus.

Listen, no one's ever been more fuck everything, we're all gonna die than me, okay.

run2death wrote:There are a lot of albums that tack on a song at the end that I kinda hate.

Pinocchio Story on 808s and Swing on This on Jar of Flies come to mind.

Thought of an example of this for me: "The Late Greats," from A Ghost is Born.