Albums You're Not Digging

[♥ SiNeAd ♥]

Really? I really enjoyed this album. It's a very hard album to understand, though. It took me months to fully appreciate it.

 

[mcalano77]

yeah, i agree with this. honestly i only really liked the title track, but i may give it another chance in due time

 

[c-My-p-P]

I agree with Sufjan Stevens, what a boring tosser.

The Shepherd's Dog is the album you should've gone for.

 

[Taz2angel]

Anther reason download>buying

 

[♥3oh!3Freak♥]

Ouch.

 

[Mars Turrez]

My Girls is the most accessible by a lot, for sure. I can't pick a favorite, but I love Also Frightened, Bluish, Daily Routine and Brothersport.

 

[Ladarius W]

i have been looking for this. any chance of some help?

 

[Margarita de la Rosa]

^ I have a suspicion that i'm gonna feel the same way about the Marshall Mathers LP when I listen to that again as well. Maybe not though, i always used to prefer that one.

 

[villagirly]

See, I went in with no expectations at all and loved it.

Of course, you can't go in expecting amazing instrumentation.

 

[333amks]

I found it to be a grower, although nowadays I've no desire to ever listen to NMH - think I've overplayed them in all honesty.

 

[angeleyes33_1970]

:crazy:

An excellent album. I didn't like how much his singing changed at first either, but then it really grew on me.

 

[Rosalie M]

This album. The ****terpiece is called "Beyond Cops, Beyond God" by Waking the Cadaver. They are a generic half-assed deathcore band.

 

[anonymous whisperer]

I suppose I'll give it a go later on. Sometimes starting with the debut isn't the best of ideas...

 

[Choir1982]

since when is iron and wine anything close to twee?

 

[I dont know!]

No, I know he made lots of different stuff over the decades - I only mentioned the music he made that I have any interest in at all in the first place: darkish 70s synth pop.

 

[Zombie Bob]

I'm not even digging Low.
I kind of wish I could tap into the love of Bowie but haven't so far. I don't really like any of his albums as far as I know

 

[The Viking]

The Rosedales - Once Upon A Season

Horror punk in the vein of early Misfits. Their previous album was excellent, but this one simply isn't good. It feels like a collection of songs that weren't good enough for the first album. It's nothing new and just feels stagnant.

Sucks too, because I was looking forward to this release. I suppose Calabrese is the only good Horror Punk left these days.

 

[140208.x]

Hmm...I think I'm going to download that thing to see what everyone is talking about, but I'm really glad I didn't buy it on vinyl. It was one of my possibilities yesterday while I was shopping. I don't know much about Flying Lotus, I just really liked the cover art.

 

[♥ J a i m i e ♥]

Maybe it'll grow on me

on an unrelated note, I have two questions for you:
What's your favourite TMV anlbum;
and when did his singing style change?

 

[mycoolm3]

anyways, I decided to check out that Lone dude, after hearing that he was in Kona Triangle....

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