Re: 12th album rumors and speculation
Posted: Sat February 10, 2024 1:55 am
There will probably be some sort of RSD vinyl variant.
That's distinctly a Nord Stage.tragabigzanda wrote:Shut up!E.H. Ruddock wrote:I was thinking the same thingtragabigzanda wrote:That organ sounds like a Nord keyboard and not an actual B3
I feel attackedtragabigzanda wrote:I bet Wotman showed the band his whole plug-in collection. Eddie saw a folder called “Waves” and he went crazy.
No doubt the new Smile is impressive. I have a hard time connecting to it on an emotional level though. I obsessed over it for a week or two, then moved on. Would it kill them to include something semi-catchy?RockPusher wrote:I mentioned The Smile's new album earlier in the thread. To me, I've always felt like Radiohead (and now The Smile) is somewhat like this generation's Pink Floyd and Pearl Jam is somewhat like this generation's The Who.
Spritzy?bluestate wrote:No doubt the new Smile is impressive. I have a hard time connecting to it on an emotional level though. I obsessed over it for a week or two, then moved on. Would it kill them to include something semi-catchy?RockPusher wrote:I mentioned The Smile's new album earlier in the thread. To me, I've always felt like Radiohead (and now The Smile) is somewhat like this generation's Pink Floyd and Pearl Jam is somewhat like this generation's The Who.
It fine except for the crappy vocalsspike wrote:Spritzy?bluestate wrote:No doubt the new Smile is impressive. I have a hard time connecting to it on an emotional level though. I obsessed over it for a week or two, then moved on. Would it kill them to include something semi-catchy?RockPusher wrote:I mentioned The Smile's new album earlier in the thread. To me, I've always felt like Radiohead (and now The Smile) is somewhat like this generation's Pink Floyd and Pearl Jam is somewhat like this generation's The Who.
For me, I always have a confusing time of it at first, and then I fall in love with all of it. It's been that way with every Radiohead album and now The Smile as well.bluestate wrote:No doubt the new Smile is impressive. I have a hard time connecting to it on an emotional level though. I obsessed over it for a week or two, then moved on. Would it kill them to include something semi-catchy?RockPusher wrote:I mentioned The Smile's new album earlier in the thread. To me, I've always felt like Radiohead (and now The Smile) is somewhat like this generation's Pink Floyd and Pearl Jam is somewhat like this generation's The Who.
It took me a while to realize that I can love both RH/Smile and PJ. They scratch very different itches.RockPusher wrote:For me, I always have a confusing time of it at first, and then I fall in love with all of it. It's been that way with every Radiohead album and now The Smile as well.bluestate wrote:No doubt the new Smile is impressive. I have a hard time connecting to it on an emotional level though. I obsessed over it for a week or two, then moved on. Would it kill them to include something semi-catchy?RockPusher wrote:I mentioned The Smile's new album earlier in the thread. To me, I've always felt like Radiohead (and now The Smile) is somewhat like this generation's Pink Floyd and Pearl Jam is somewhat like this generation's The Who.
And, will this change the weight loss and poop threads as well?bluestate wrote:But the real question is... what effect will this have on the color of your pee?Coach wrote:I'm pumped.
New PJ music always hits hard and comes at the best time.
Boom, let's fucking go, team!
Friend of a Friend is the most melodic song Thom's written in 25 years. I could imagine the milkman whistling that.bluestate wrote:No doubt the new Smile is impressive. I have a hard time connecting to it on an emotional level though. I obsessed over it for a week or two, then moved on. Would it kill them to include something semi-catchy?RockPusher wrote:I mentioned The Smile's new album earlier in the thread. To me, I've always felt like Radiohead (and now The Smile) is somewhat like this generation's Pink Floyd and Pearl Jam is somewhat like this generation's The Who.