nepatriots
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considering he's been releasing records under his own name for over 10 years now...
Yes you are right, but he has only been the soup dujour for the last couple of records, this fascination for his music which I fail to see will fade to be replaced by another artist who has nothing to say of relevance.
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live from cochella tune iN!
Thanks for the info, but listening to Andrew Bird is like chalk on a blackboard. Five years from now he will be irrelevent.
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Thanks guys for the help
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Thinking of going to see the National in MA, How is their live show in regards to intensity of the performance and interpretations of their recorded material
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I liked Whip Smart a lot, and probably still have a copy of it floating around somewhere. Exile in Guyville was very good, but it sounded like she was trying too hard to be edgy and over the top at times. The s/t album is the poppy one, right? Decent pop songs, a little polished for my taste. The song about blowjobs is nice. No reason to hate it, IMO, unless you're going the sellout route, which isn't something that's ever bugged me all that much.
Exile in Guyville us her best when looked at from a lyrics perspective. I thought the music on on her self titled album was more consistent but at times veered into the style over substance category.
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That's the exact opposite of how I would describe them live. Where are you Solace?
Agreed I have seem them on great nights and good nights but never less than that
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YOU think his music goes nowhere, i think Armchairs is one of the years best record (would be my #1 if not for Boxer) and that his melodies are incredibly catchy and infectious, his lyrics clever & witty, and his voice to die for...
yeah, that's pretty dumb Ben
did you think nobody would check?
I should add I agree on your opinion of the Boxer and The National in general tremendous is the only word that comes to mind when discussing the band and their musical output to date. I had never heard of them until I saw them talked about on this board, so I gave them a listen and wow!!!
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YOU think his music goes nowhere, i think Armchairs is one of the years best record (would be my #1 if not for Boxer) and that his melodies are incredibly catchy and infectious, his lyrics clever & witty, and his voice to die for...
yeah, that's pretty dumb Ben
did you think nobody would check?
I have no idea who Ben is.
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Better voice than most.
Lyrically better than most.
More musically talented than most.
I'd love to say I'm over-hyping him, but you can't over-hype the truth.
That's not to say every song is pure gold, but seriously, why enter this topic if only to be a troll?
I think Mr. Walker is extremely difficult to listen to, hence the reason you won't see me posting in a topic regarding his stuff.
Not troll just expressing an opinion, as you are when you defend your reasons for defending him
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Agree 100% on the Lily and Amy comparison
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You just backed up my point overly hyped here and other outlets, which is not deserved considering his music goes nowhere, round and round with no exhibited purpose. Yes he may be talented and have all sorts of ideas but this does not equal a enjoyable listen ie Scott Walker's output in recent years. I call it the Pitchfork mentality.
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Hype over substance.................boring
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negative
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Sure, hype over substance
boy you have a way with words...Right to the point my friend, instead of tip toeing around the fact.
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Put another way it is crap
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How can one rate SBS as one of the best of the 2000's. It has not even been released yet, most of us first heard the complete finished version only a few weeks ago. To qualify as an album of the decade one must keep on going back to that album month after month year after year, ala London Calling etc. SBS may turn out to be an album of the decade, but any talk of this now is just plain shortsighted and biased.
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A cure for insomonia
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thst SBS album is blasting again for tomorrow
I don't think blasting is a way to enjoy SBS
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00s:
Wilco: YHF
Wilco: SBS
90s:
Pavement: Terror Twilight
Radiohead: OK Computer
80s:
Elvis Costello: Blood and Chocolate
Bruce Springsteen: Nebraska
70s:
Neil Young: Tonight's The Night
Steely Dan: Aja
60s:
Beatles: Abbey Road
Beatles: Sgt. Peppers.
SBS you got to be kidding
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Still listening to new Ted Leo
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Love his lyrics but his monotone delivery just does not do it for me.
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Good lyrics, same old music. I can only give it a 7
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New Ted leo well written and well played. Never disappoints.
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Awesome second post. I'm breathless in anticipation of the third.
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Here is the deal my friend. I joined this board because of my love for Wilco and the great fans I have met over the years who I have come to realize appreciate good music period. I buy a CD from a performer who has been a favorite of mine for years, but would not have recomended it in this type of venue if I did not think it was just a great CD. This was my sole intention if you thought there was any other motive then you are very much mistaken.
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Relevance has nothing to do about the music, yes his music may be interesting, but he has nothing to say of substance. His lyrics are shallow and obtuse and show no relevance to the world we live in.. The comparison to Dylan is a weak one on your part because he was and for the most part remains relevent, which has to do with the lyrics not the music.
You like to throw personel insults around which is ok, because you can hid behind a forum post. You as demonstrated by your comments above have a very limited understanding of the difference between music and lyrics. My suggestion to you is maybe taking a music 101 class at a college near you and maybe after completing that course you could carry on an intelligent conversation regarding this topic. Until then you should refrain from responding about something that is beyond your intellegence.