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« Reply #6743 on: 01:05 PM | Monday, May 03, 2010 » |
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« Reply #6745 on: 02:05 PM | Monday, May 03, 2010 » |
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Still stuck on Broken Social Scene-Forgiveness Rock Record So where does that album fall for you? Feel Good Lost? You Forgot it in People? or the Self Titled album? |
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« Reply #6747 on: 02:05 PM | Monday, May 03, 2010 » |
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So where does that album fall for you? Feel Good Lost? You Forgot it in People? or the Self Titled album?
Forgiveness Rock Record is my favorite right now. The S/T was the main album I'd listen to before. I don't have Feel Good Lost and haven't listen to You Forget it in People a whole lot. I listened to them off and on before I saw them live. They stole the show and I've been a fan since, (but not an expert). Have you listened to it? How's it rank for you? If not, the album is still on NPR. |
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« Reply #6748 on: 03:05 PM | Monday, May 03, 2010 » |
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Forgiveness Rock Record is my favorite right now. The S/T was the main album I'd listen to before. I don't have Feel Good Lost and haven't listen to You Forget it in People a whole lot. I listened to them off and on before I saw them live. They stole the show and I've been a fan since, (but not an expert).
Have you listened to it? How's it rank for you?
If not, the album is still on NPR.
I haven't listened to it yet. I'm a bit iffy on it cause I didn't really enjoy the self titled album, but You Forgot it in People is one of my favorite albums of the last decade and I loved Feel Good Lost too. It sounds like it's a smaller, more focused group this time around though, so I'll probably give it a go. |
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« Reply #6751 on: 03:05 PM | Monday, May 03, 2010 » |
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« Reply #6753 on: 04:05 PM | Monday, May 03, 2010 » |
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Broken Social Scene-You Forgot it in People I haven't listened to it (Forgiveness Rock Record) yet. I'm a bit iffy on it cause I didn't really enjoy the self titled album, but You Forgot it in People is one of my favorite albums of the last decade and I loved Feel Good Lost too. It sounds like it's a smaller, more focused group this time around though, so I'll probably give it a go.
 but still give it a listen the new album feels more like the S/T album. It's more of a feel-good up-beat jam session than the moody sounds of You Forgot it in People. The songs, may sound more focused than those of the S/T album, but the album as a whole is all over the place. |
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« Reply #6754 on: 05:05 PM | Monday, May 03, 2010 » |
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Broken Social Scene-You Forgot it in People but still give it a listen the new album feels more like the S/T album. It's more of a feel-good up-beat jam session than the moody sounds of You Forgot it in People. The songs, may sound more focused than those of the S/T album, but the album as a whole is all over the place. You found You Forgot it in People moody? I thought it had a lot of up beat songs in it. Sure, it had Anthems for a 18 Year Old Girl, but it also had Almost Crimes. The self titled probably suffered for me because it had to follow up You Forgot it in People, but I also think it didn't really work as an album. There were a few good songs on it, but there was also a lot of what I felt was filler. I gotta revisit it though. |
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« Reply #6755 on: 05:05 PM | Monday, May 03, 2010 » |
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« Reply #6758 on: 06:05 PM | Monday, May 03, 2010 » |
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You found You Forgot it in People moody? I thought it had a lot of up beat songs in it. Sure, it had Anthems for a 18 Year Old Girl, but it also had Almost Crimes.
The self titled probably suffered for me because it had to follow up You Forgot it in People, but I also think it didn't really work as an album. There were a few good songs on it, but there was also a lot of what I felt was filler. I gotta revisit it though.
Moody compared to the other two albums, but maybe not compared to something like Mount Eerie-Wind's Poem. I don't consider moody bad (I like moody). Some of my favorite albums are ones I had to revisit (like Fugazi's The Argument, I wanted Repeater) If you listen to Forgiveness Rock Record, let me know what you think and karma for getting me to listen to something different. |
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