Red Mosquito

Initially I liked this but after 78 listens the sheen has worn off and this is firmly sitting as a bottom tier PJ album along with LB

I remember really liking the majority of Backspacer on my first listen...

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lecherouslittlestump wrote:Initially I liked this but after 78 listens the sheen has worn off and this is firmly sitting as a bottom tier PJ album along with LB

Buddy that's 62 and half hours

Force Of Nature wrote:So acknowledging it’s brand new and maybe swaying opinions, but better than Gigaton, LB, Backspacer?

i am resisiting the temptation to rank - partially because i love those albums and partially because this is such bootleg quality. And recency. i am just starting a second listen.

its very big and open. its not riff heavy. its basically 50 minutes of hooky vocal melodies held together with guitar solos and druns

There is no way I could possible rank the album based on these recordings but it is packing a strong punch.

as someone suspected, the two singles seem to be mixed way more harshly than every other track, it's really weird

Force Of Nature wrote:So acknowledging it’s brand new and maybe swaying opinions, but better than Gigaton, LB, Backspacer?

Better than LB and Backspacer for sure. I'm a bit hesitant to say it's miles better than Gigaton because I loved Gigaton and I haven't yet heard DM in the proper quality nor spent enough time with these songs. It definitely has the potential to be bigger and better and it sounds like a more ambitious record, to me.

lecherouslittlestump wrote:Initially I liked this but after 78 listens the sheen has worn off and this is firmly sitting as a bottom tier PJ album along with LB

there is no one better at this

Wreckage is no Daughter.

Not sure this one will hold up.

Reminds me a bit of 7 O'Clock which held up for awhile, but then kinda faded

Val wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:there's an 80s sheen everywhere, like we're listening to a lost record just on the cusp of the 90s, but I'll be damned: I grinned all the way through

Same, same

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dimejinky99 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:This album is miles better than Gigaton

Time will judge you. Harshly.

Nah. Ed’s vocals on this are better than Gigaton. Although they suck on DM and Running

Release_Me wrote:

SatanicDmitrispearljam wrote:

Release_Me wrote:The boys still have it in them to create music this damn good. I know some of this is the new album high that wears off, but I really think they hit this one out of the park.

A home run or a six?

For myself as a cricket fan, it's a six!

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Only 4 songs in but it sounds more like 10/VS to me than later albums.

Val wrote:

Coach wrote:Setting Sun almost reminds me of Footsteps a bit

It sounds like a night out on the beach

the drum pattern and how it changed up is lovely, this is the one that made me cry

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Ms Harmless wrote:

Val wrote:

Coach wrote:Setting Sun almost reminds me of Footsteps a bit

It sounds like a night out on the beach

the drum pattern and how it changed up is lovely, this is the one that made me cry

I'm super digging it

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:This album is miles better than Gigaton

Time will judge you. Harshly.

Nah. Ed’s vocals on this are better than Gigaton. Although they suck on DM and Running

sounds like you answered this already but did these land better for you on the full album?

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