But for real, an album dear to my heart - came out when I was on a post-heartbreak cross country
trip and, for all the reasons you mentioned, it opened up the road in ways I can't even begin to describe. Deeply grateful.
I actually like Jay's corny verse at that song. It's the weakest one but that track is so phenomenal, it doesn't hurt it by any means.
Anyway, this had me in tears.
While I feel like people *might* be exaggerating just how affective this special is, it is undeniably an incredible piece of pandemic era art. Not that it isn't affective - I just think we're all on edge and he finds a way to poke at just about every exposed nerve that's rehearsed ad nauseum online. Plus, these songs are a real achievement in Bo's career. Every last one of them are incredibly (and annoyingly) catchy.
Couldn't agree more - it dares you not to take it seriously and pulls off the bluff brilliantly. Plus, for a double album, there's barely an ounce of fat on there. Really impressive stuff.
Happy to see The Marfa Tapes get some love. What a lovely record that is.
Just a bad joke. I'm more inclined to agree with you. Though, to be perfectly honest I was never really sure what Lorde's "aesthetic" was that she'd be abandoning now?
I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS ALBUM SO FAR....except for this single which is ok. Still, hell yeah Foxing role playing game why not. The little arg role out has been a blast.
I tried with their previous album but it never clicked. Listening to this, I can certainly appreciate some of the intricacies but so much of it strikes me as terribly dull. Mechanical, perhaps. Proficient but not particularly engaging. But the hype demands I try!
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