The best album I've heard all year....

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European Son

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May 24, 2003, 01:23:06 PM
I change my mind to Blur's Think Tank. That is the best release of the year so far that I've heard. Radiohead comes out June 10 though..........

godardian

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May 24, 2003, 02:11:34 PM
Quote from: European SonI change my mind to Blur's Think Tank. That is the best release of the year so far that I've heard. Radiohead comes out June 10 though..........
:oops: I'm thinking of picking up the Radiohead just for the brilliant cover art. I've heard what's inside, though... :oops:

I also really like Think Tank.

But my absolute far-and-away top album of the year is Black Box Recorder's Passionoia. It'll take something really, really brilliant to top it.
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European Son

#77
May 24, 2003, 03:05:38 PM
Quote from: godardian:oops: I'm thinking of picking up the Radiohead just for the brilliant cover art. I've heard what's inside, though... :oops:
Ah, come on. How can you not like "A Wolf At The Door"?

QuoteI also really like Think Tank.
It took a couple of weeks to grow on me, but now I absolutely love every track. It's probably my favorite style of Blur, actually.

modage

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May 25, 2003, 12:28:15 AM
the radiohead has been growing on me.  i was so excited about it when i heard it would be their 'return to songwriting'.  (experimention of last two records plus songwriting of the two before that=very very exciting).  then i got the leaked unmastered versions and nothing jumped out at me and i was initially let down. so i put it away for awhile, so now with the mastered ones,  i put it back on.  i have discovered that the melodies have already made their places in my brain where all the songs seem familiar.  i like it.  but where it places among how much i like it, is yet to be decided.
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