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It's pretty good. I'd decided ahead of time that it was the kind of thing that I don't like but now I've listened to it and I guess I sure showed me.

 

You got schooled, punk. It's a great record. Elevator Operator is my favourite so far, but openers are always ace.

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Man, I haven't heard a Strung Out record since American Paradox. With each record, they seem to up the cheese-metal just a little bit. I think American Paradox was as far as I could go.

 

I'll give the new 'un a spin, and dive right into the deep end of cheese.

 

This is still my favourite song of theirs. THAT solo.

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Man, I haven't heard a Strung Out record since American Paradox. With each record, they seem to up the cheese-metal just a little bit. I think American Paradox was as far as I could go.

 

I'll give the new 'un a spin, and dive right into the deep end of cheese.

 

This is still my favourite song of theirs. THAT solo.

Aye, wasn't so keen on the last one but this one owes more to Twisted by Design and American Paradox than the more recent ones.

Exhumation of Virginia Madison is definitely my favourite song of theirs.

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I gave the new 'un a listen. Quite a mixed bag.

 

First three tracks are HUGE.

Spanish Days is the best pop song they've ever written.

Modern Drugs might be the worst song they've ever done.

Nowheresville is totally Twisted By Design.
No Apologies sounds like Fall Out Boy.
 
It might need another listen.
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I gave the new 'un a listen. Quite a mixed bag.

 

First three tracks are HUGE.

Spanish Days is the best pop song they've ever written.

Modern Drugs might be the worst song they've ever done.

Nowheresville is totally Twisted By Design.

No Apologies sounds like Fall Out Boy.

 

It might need another listen.

First three are belters. Modern Drugs was an awkward first listen and it's my least favourite on the album but it's grown on me a little. I like Black Maps and its decadent Metallica-esque intro/outro. Nowheresville is great, I quite like No Apologies as well.

I'd 8/10 it.

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The new Tallest Man On Earth album is out, most comments I've read are a little negative but i love all his work so I'm sure I'll like it even if it's not as good as his other albums.
 
My favourite album of the year so far is certainly the Kendrick Lamar, which has been spoken about in the hip hop thread. Some others I've really enjoyed are the new Father John Misty which I think is a big step up from his debut. The Zenker Brothers and Levon Vincent have both delivered great techno albums as I hoped they would, while the best surprise of the year has been how good the new Bjork album is. Her strongest in a long time. The Logos and Mumdance album deserves a mention too.

 

 

Levon Vincent - https://youtu.be/oAhPV-bfI3E   

                          

Father John Misty - https://youtu.be/caMfvhKIgBo(full album)

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I'm so glad this is good. 

JD's finally come up with something to rival No Children's "I hope you die, I hope we both die" as Best Live Singalong Line: "I personally will stab you in the eye with a foreign object."

Gie it a listen. Someone's put the whole thing on YouTube. 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL38IiaZaCeNiHkrYImIaqq6iVBp8gPUCN

What else is good, Forum Lads? 

I have put a few things into my Albums 2015 Spotify playlist that are promising but think I need to play more of. Including: 'Ripe 4 Luv' by Young Guv, 'Fast Moving Clouds' by Sarah Bethe Nelson, 'Universal Coolers' by Radical Dads.

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The new Mountain Goats album about wrestling is streaming on NPR and it's out in two weeks.

http://www.npr.org/2015/03/29/395108044/first-listen-the-mountain-goats-beat-the-champ

 

As an aside, Jon Wurster is super handsome.

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The new Mountain Goats album about wrestling is streaming on NPR and it's out in two weeks.

http://www.npr.org/2015/03/29/395108044/first-listen-the-mountain-goats-beat-the-champ

 

As an aside, Jon Wurster is super handsome.

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Not sure about Wurster being handsome but he has worked with Robert Pollard and Bob Mould so High praise to him!!

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'Lonesome Street' is the most Blur-sounding song I've heard in a long time! Intrigued to hear the new album.

 

More Superchunk-related loveliness - Mac McCaughan's album is streaming on NPR: http://www.npr.org/2015/04/26/401499426/first-listen-mac-mccaughan-non-believers?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nprmusic&utm_term=music&utm_content=20150426

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