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i'm one listen through...will give impressions after a couple of sessions under influence
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One listen through what...Originally Posted by IncredibleEv
i'm one listen through...will give impressions after a couple of sessions under influence
Same here. They make timeless music in my opinion and their music grows on me more than any other band/artist that I listen to. Every time I think I hate one of their songs I end up loving it. It's strange.Originally Posted by Scarface2k1
i loved oracular spectatular.
Of Moons, Birds, and Monsters was by far my favorite track.
really looking forward to this new joint.
when i first got OS, i listened to it front to back, time after time, for a good 3 months.
best thing about it, it still has good replay value.
Back to the kitchen.Originally Posted by RATxAxTAT
When I first listened to it, not knowing that someone said it was "surf/rock" inspired, I thought it sounded very surfer/rockabilly-esque.
I enjoy surf music and used to listen to rockabilly/psychobilly heavy in middle school, so I liked this album. I loved "It's Working" and "Brian Eno" the most. I've only given it one spin though, so my favorites can always change, but for now, those are the ones I'd most likely have on repeat.
As for OS, the only songs I didn't truly like at first were "Pieces of What", "The Handshake" and "Weekend War", but after listening to them a couple of times, I've learned to like them. They still aren't my favorite, but they're more tolerable now.
Shut your face before I shut it for you with a frying pan.Originally Posted by ScottHallWithAPick
Back to the kitchen.Originally Posted by RATxAxTAT
When I first listened to it, not knowing that someone said it was "surf/rock" inspired, I thought it sounded very surfer/rockabilly-esque.
I enjoy surf music and used to listen to rockabilly/psychobilly heavy in middle school, so I liked this album. I loved "It's Working" and "Brian Eno" the most. I've only given it one spin though, so my favorites can always change, but for now, those are the ones I'd most likely have on repeat.
As for OS, the only songs I didn't truly like at first were "Pieces of What", "The Handshake" and "Weekend War", but after listening to them a couple of times, I've learned to like them. They still aren't my favorite, but they're more tolerable now.
That's stupid. Listen to it now and then buy it. That's what I'm doing.Originally Posted by EnEyeKayEe
Yo TIME, get Oracular Spectacular...
I'm trying to hold out until release date to cop, but it's killing me...
I agree, solely on the fact that every song flows masterfully. With Oracular Spectacular you had a couple of songs that didn't seem to fit with the preceding song.Originally Posted by Jiggaman414
after listening to this album nonstop last night and today, I have come to the conclusion that Congratulations > Oracular Spectacular