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Torturing Nurse just send me a live recording.
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![]() Trying to re-assess this album. One of my friends told me it was genius if you listened to it properly but I can't really get past it. I know 'I Think I'm In Love' and 'No Complaints' are really good pop songs and '1000BPM' makes me want to dance all over the place, but I still feel like something is missing. Is it the lack of real artwork? It just makes it feel like a CD Beck burned for me instead of a real record. |
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GOod choice my friend. |
I'm in the middle of a Dylan kick.
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i'm going to get up and dance to soon now. later y'all. |
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Those were a classic 4 albums. I think his problem is that he's been trying to reinvent himself and distance himself from those days too much- he doesn't want to be labelled a one-trick pony, but I don't think he knows what else to do really. I really loved Mutations and I thought Midnite Vultures was funky and hilarious. Unfortunately he went all James Blunt with Sea Change. Guero and The Information have great songs but I don't feel his personality coming through as much as it did in his early days. It's all a little too generic. I'm still buying Modern Guilt because the title track sounds good. |
you made me realise
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