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Rock, in all shapes and sizes (6 Viewers)
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i've been listening to it since friday, when i found it on tidal. as you said: lyrics are raw and brutal. sums up the 'murica thread 
it's pretty early to say a definitive verdict, still, it might be the best floyd-related material since forever.
it's pretty early to say a definitive verdict, still, it might be the best floyd-related material since forever.
that guy knows his shit. It sounds to me like a rawer Final Cut with a take on modern life and its politics.Gave a listen to Greta Van Fleet, it's crazy how much the vocalist sounds like Robert Plant, freaks me out a bit, Plant's surely not the easiest guy to copy with that crazy range.
If only the other band members where half as good as Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham Anyways, worth a listen, they're fun
If only the other band members where half as good as Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham
Anyways, worth a listen, they're fun
Agreed. This and On An Island, which I love as well. You know Nigel Godrich, Radiohead guy, produced this one, right? Eason it sounds so good that guy knows his shit. It sounds to me like a rawer Final Cut with a take on modern life and its politics.
that guy knows his shit. It sounds to me like a rawer Final Cut with a take on modern life and its politics.
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Tbh I like it just I liked the other singles. I think this guy finally realized he has a shot of going from a fairly known artist and respected, in the right circles, producer to a somewhat mainstream artist (One of his new songs was in the Spotify's weekly top 40) and one of the most respected producers of today.
It happens when you're 25+ years in pretty much obscurity even though you're putting out work like no one else around. Dude's tired. He's done it all.
20+ min progressive/psychedelic pieces, dozens of concept albums with complex music. Has done everything the metal genre, in it's progressive form, has to offer... Enough was enough. He now opened his arms to Spotify and the idea of streaming music... Hell, he even has a profile there where he makes weekly playlist which btw are usually very good ones.
So honestly? I'm really glad he took this Tear For Fears/ 80's Genesis path this time. Whatever he was doing before to me had saturated a while ago. This is refreshing and taking his music to unknown places, at least regarding his career...
It happens when you're 25+ years in pretty much obscurity even though you're putting out work like no one else around. Dude's tired. He's done it all.
20+ min progressive/psychedelic pieces, dozens of concept albums with complex music. Has done everything the metal genre, in it's progressive form, has to offer... Enough was enough. He now opened his arms to Spotify and the idea of streaming music... Hell, he even has a profile there where he makes weekly playlist which btw are usually very good ones.
So honestly? I'm really glad he took this Tear For Fears/ 80's Genesis path this time. Whatever he was doing before to me had saturated a while ago. This is refreshing and taking his music to unknown places, at least regarding his career...
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Then no respect for Bowie, Pink Floyd, Queen, Genesis and a million other relevant artists whom at one point in their careers went into uncharted territory and away from the same old, same old.
But hey, there's always the Iron Maiden type of bands doing the same shit decade after decade if that gets you hard
But hey, there's always the Iron Maiden type of bands doing the same shit decade after decade if that gets you hard
Then no respect for Bowie, Pink Floyd, Queen, Genesis and a million other relevant artists whom at one point in their careers went into uncharted territory and away from the same old, same old.
But hey, there's always the Iron Maiden type of bands doing the same shit decade after decade if that gets you hard
But hey, there's always the Iron Maiden type of bands doing the same shit decade after decade if that gets you hard
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#679
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RIP