Replies to pandaexpress, page 13
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@pandabear I love Opeth but Pale Communion wasn't my favourite by them, it was a good record but really wore its influences on its sleeve.
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@pandabear The new Woods of Desolation is probably my favourite metal record to come out all year
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At some point I somehow became @Pandabear's mistress. I don't undersand my own life anymore.
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@pandabear OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Are you reffering to how many internet comedians appear to be redundant? YES!
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@pandabear Yeah, to be fair it didn't blow my expectations out of the water but I had high hopes since I absolutely loved the debut. Hard hitting futuristic beats and really incredible flow from both emcees. Also, El-P and Killer Mike just have really great synergy and I loved how they were able to play off each other on the record and bounce back and forth from verse to verse. It gave the album a very immediate feel but it still had enough depth to retain entertainment value on repeated listens. Plus it was well paced and didn't overstay its welcome so it left me refreshed with a good taste in my mouth (or ear, I guess). Hyped for RTJ2.
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@pandabear I thought it was really tight. El-P's playing around with the production a lot more, but even with more abstract instrumentation the track is still resoundingly hard hitting.
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@pandabear Oh, Either George Carlin, Gabriel Iglesias, Emo Philips, or Mitch Hedberg.
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@pandabear AHhh, I have heard the name, but, I don't recall any skits... Is he the one who did the "Liberation of the Shower"?
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@pandabear ~I don't wanna die but I wanna be buried, meet me at the gates of the cemetery~
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@pandabear Yeah, this is all pretty much my initial thoughts. Also, on the topic of records growing on me, I've been really digging the new DFA1979 a lot more after repeated listens.
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@pandabear What was so interesting about An Awesome Wave was that it was able to cleverly fuse fuzzy psychedelic guitar-play with indie pop vocal melodies, along with a dash of folk influence and it all culminated very nicely. It was a breath of fresh air and an exciting record to say the least. This Is All Yours really boosts the the folk instrumentation and it all feels a lot more jammy as well, which is to say the least worthy of applause as a new direction. But good ideas are nothing without good execution, and I feel there's just too much to take in within a single sitting, so I'll listen to it some more tomorrow.
