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Ipse_Dixit wrote:
Now you can question another 26 people who gave it a 1, including me.
How is this a 5.8? Nine ratings of 1?? I hate to question anyone's musical taste, but if you think this is a 1, I have to question your musical taste.
Now you can question another 26 people who gave it a 1, including me.
meanderer wrote:
Well said, Fred!!!
No idea what a 'miserable metalfitter' actually means though - and I'm the same side of the pond that you are
I think it was the film Midnight Cowboy which introduced the term for 'motherfucker' to appease film censors and keep the film at a low rating. That may well be my very faulty memory so don't take it as gospel, but personally I prefer 'metalfitter' :o)
Well said, Fred!!!
No idea what a 'miserable metalfitter' actually means though - and I'm the same side of the pond that you are
I think it was the film Midnight Cowboy which introduced the term for 'motherfucker' to appease film censors and keep the film at a low rating. That may well be my very faulty memory so don't take it as gospel, but personally I prefer 'metalfitter' :o)
rgio wrote:
Sort of like the Kübler-Ross grief process model: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and then acceptance.
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The Smile efforts are rough sledding. The first pass sounds like noise....followed by an acceptance... followed by an appreciation for the layers and nuance.
I appreciate for many...it will always be noise, but me likeeee.
Sort of like the Kübler-Ross grief process model: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and then acceptance.
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I don’t remember listening to this in the 60’s. Or…
meanderer wrote:
Well said, Fred!!!
No idea what a 'miserable metalfitter' actually means though - and I'm the same side of the pond that you are
From the US: never heard of that term either, would love to know the meaning!
Well said, Fred!!!
No idea what a 'miserable metalfitter' actually means though - and I'm the same side of the pond that you are
From the US: never heard of that term either, would love to know the meaning!
I upped it an 8 to push up the average.
АукцЫон наш- один в один
The Smile efforts are rough sledding. The first pass sounds like noise....followed by an acceptance... followed by an appreciation for the layers and nuance.
I appreciate for many...it will always be noise, but me likeeee.
I appreciate for many...it will always be noise, but me likeeee.
The guitar is Khruangbin-esque, which is not a bad thing. Giving it a 7 for a start.
This is cool… and challenging. I think I really like it. 8 from me.
fredriley wrote:
Thom Yorke is very much a Marmite artist to love or hate. I've grown to tolerate him with Radiohead but I can understand a 1 rating as he is a miserable metalfitter. One listener's Godlike is another's Sucko-Barfo and long may that remain so.
Well said, Fred!!!
No idea what a 'miserable metalfitter' actually means though - and I'm the same side of the pond that you are
Thom Yorke is very much a Marmite artist to love or hate. I've grown to tolerate him with Radiohead but I can understand a 1 rating as he is a miserable metalfitter. One listener's Godlike is another's Sucko-Barfo and long may that remain so.
Well said, Fred!!!
No idea what a 'miserable metalfitter' actually means though - and I'm the same side of the pond that you are
surfool wrote:
pffft HA HA HA HA HA
HA HA HA HA HA
Thom Yorke is a musical genius.
pffft HA HA HA HA HA
HA HA HA HA HA
Amazing, I didn't know they released something new.
Definitely some Bowie Blackstar sax on this one...
antonini.duje wrote:
I actually wondered what weird radiohead track this was, to find out it wasn't radiohead. To find out in the comments it sort of is 😅 (and that I actually rated it here some while ago)
I thought it was some psychedelic rock band from the seventies and it sounded good to me. Normally I'm a fan of Radiohead, but I didn't recognize York on this occasion because his voice is a little different and I understood a few words here and there. I give it an eight.
I actually wondered what weird radiohead track this was, to find out it wasn't radiohead. To find out in the comments it sort of is 😅 (and that I actually rated it here some while ago)
Ipse_Dixit wrote:
Thom Yorke is very much a Marmite artist to love or hate. I've grown to tolerate him with Radiohead but I can understand a 1 rating as he is a miserable metalfitter. One listener's Godlike is another's Sucko-Barfo and long may that remain so.
How is this a 5.8? Nine ratings of 1?? I hate to question anyone's musical taste, but if you think this is a 1, I have to question your musical taste.
Thom Yorke is very much a Marmite artist to love or hate. I've grown to tolerate him with Radiohead but I can understand a 1 rating as he is a miserable metalfitter. One listener's Godlike is another's Sucko-Barfo and long may that remain so.
Dieser Sound ist spannend, wild und absolut zeitlos.
Ipse_Dixit wrote:
I'm sorry but that's just wrong. It would be equally valid to question anyone who awards it more than 1 - although I've given it a 7, it teeters on the edge of pretentious, aimless noodling, and it's really only because of my respect for the band that I didn't deduct 6 points.
tl;dr - you say potato, I say potahto.
How is this a 5.8? Nine ratings of 1?? I hate to question anyone's musical taste, but if you think this is a 1, I have to question your musical taste.
I'm sorry but that's just wrong. It would be equally valid to question anyone who awards it more than 1 - although I've given it a 7, it teeters on the edge of pretentious, aimless noodling, and it's really only because of my respect for the band that I didn't deduct 6 points.
tl;dr - you say potato, I say potahto.
From Islandman's Sumeru to Smile's Colours Fly was a top move by the RP DJ. Well done.
How is this a 5.8? Nine ratings of 1?? I hate to question anyone's musical taste, but if you think this is a 1, I have to question your musical taste.
Really amazing stuff...the rhythm changes alone are stupefying!... I was coming here to say I love the way the beginning comes crashing in like Jeff Beck... and then, William follows it up with "Rollin' And Tumblin'"!
I thought it was some psychedelic rock band from the seventies and it sounded good to me. Normally I'm a fan of Radiohead, but I didn't recognize York on this occasion because his voice is a little different and I understood a few words here and there. I give it an eight.
Thom Yorke is a musical genius.
Mesmerizing, haunting and abyssal ... but in a good sense. As William said rightly: not an easy listening.
Now you can question another 26 people who gave it a 1, including me.
Thom Yorke = musical genius (PERIOD)