If you're saying this sarcastically like a guitar solo can't contain that many multitudes
then I offer you the saxophone solo which delivered the same crushing message
idk about all that but yeah it can sorta be interpreted to symbolize that kinda thing
Gimme Shelter symbolizes that whole thing more than anything else tho. like every part of it from lyric to opening riff to guitar solo to drum entrance to merry clayton part
idk about all that but yeah it can sorta be interpreted to symbolize that kinda thing
Gimme Shelter symbolizes that whole thing more than anything else tho. like every part of it from lyric to opening riff to guitar solo to drum entrance to merry clayton part
yeah but Dylan called it first
yeah but Dylan called it first
New Black Midi
im gonna peep today, i listened to the first single like once but decided to just wait for album. hopefully they continue upward trajectory for me
idk how i feel about that album cover seeming so similar to the last one though
im gonna peep today, i listened to the first single like once but decided to just wait for album. hopefully they continue upward trajectory for me
idk how i feel about that album cover seeming so similar to the last one though
It is a pretty similar cover, I do like the art direction for their covers in general. Feel like this is big step up from Cavalcade, more chaotic which I love, really good.
Sure you'll appreciate it.
don't follow leaders
watch the parking meters
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Nope you chose
Never heard of the album yet had the same choice as someone who did
Never heard of the album yet had the same choice as someone who did
Lol I was surprised you answered but you got the cosign
Oh I've done plenty of research on the camps, unfortunately
And when you think that isn't enough you check up on what Japan was doing at the time and it's just
Whenever someone mentions the camps the first thing that comes to mind is
"Auschwitz, the meaning of pain, The way that I want you to die"
And what I learned with Elvis' Live in Memphis is that sometimes I won't appreciate those albums that people made when they're a geezer until I've grown with them as an artist and am also a bit of a geezer myself. I've checked out some of those later George Jones masterpiece singles so that I'm not completely oblivious but I really need to just get old with these albums to appreciate them my way. He's kind of like the Grateful Dead and I'm about 1.5% of the way now.
I know what you mean, but it’s crazy that Elvis was already considered an “old guy” before he hit 30. Pop culture moved at warp speed back then
New Black Midi
Already 49 reviews and just under 3,000 logs on RYM
idk why that site’s user base is so obsessed with that wave of bands
I know what you mean, but it’s crazy that Elvis was already considered an “old guy” before he hit 30. Pop culture moved at warp speed back then
Same thing happened with Sinatra before Elvis came out. Also everything changed drastically by 1960
Same thing happened with Sinatra before Elvis came out. Also everything changed drastically by 1960
Beach Boys were also already considered “dad” music by 1968. Carl was only 21
Already 49 reviews and just under 3,000 logs on RYM
idk why that site’s user base is so obsessed with that wave of bands
Yeah huge hype lol, but deserved imo. All fairly interesting and refreshing to see.