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As another filler, the new Dinosaur J album seems to be ok, but it’s probably mastered too hot. Or something. The guitars sound broken on CD. Haven’t heard the vinyl yet.
I don’t care about CD capacity. When I’m speaking of doubles and triples, I do so in vinyl terms. :idea: You know, double vinyl, gatefold cover, two different inner sleeves. As long as there is 20min runtime per side. Those 13min double vinyls I find quite annoying, which became a standard due to exceeding CD capacities. But for LLM I wouldn’t know another solution. But that’s ok, I bought both CD and vinyl anyway. :lol:
I would never want them to cut down their albums. Doubles and triples yes please. I can feed on them for years. Get to love songs I never thought I would at first. Just like Beyond the Flood recently. Some less flashy ones like Sancho Says or Sungravy grew on me over time. It’s a patience and devotion thing. Screw the use-once-and-erase ipod generation! :MPD:
Next to Lobotomizer, Barracuda is the one I listen to the least. But it has Hi-Time and especially one of my top ten MP tunes ever, Glow. The latter’s head deep in Shangri-La.
Woah some people’s expectations are quite high. If I was in a band that wrote and played BOTH Trust Us and BhBc in their entirety (!), I could die a happy man. 8O
Its sudden fade out just strikes me as odd everytime. Feels kinda butchered, poor thing. Some Snah noodling and a suprising coda wouldn’t have hurt and people surely would like it more.
denis wrote
Quote:the pop period in MP is the best, devoid of the screechiness and satanic idiocy.:lol:
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Composite Head is too short to dislike. It just wanted to be on that record so bad, poor little thing. Be nice to it. And it has cool lyrics btw.
