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Printablenewpowersoul said: mines Sea Change
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novabrkr said: "Stereopathetic Soulmanure" anyone?
"Satan Gave Me A Taco" is a tried and true mix CD standby of mine. | |
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being that this is the only one I've heard in full I have Midnight Vultures & Odelay but I gotta find em and burn em... & listen  because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." | |
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Odelay. Any album that makes you buy it again as a 2-disc deluxe edition means you have a certain love for it. 
I really really... really liked Guero. | |
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Cinnie said: Odelay. Any album that makes you buy it again as a 2-disc deluxe edition means you have a certain love for it.
I really really... really liked Guero. ooooh Cinnie!!!!!  because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." | |
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IstenSzek said: oh, and to make "sea change" even more sublime, add on the japanese
bonustrack "ship in a bottle". i must have listened to "ship in a bottle" over 1,000 times and it's still such a beautiful song. 
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calldapplwondery83 said: newpowersoul said: mines Sea Change
 small circles, big wheels!
I've got a pretty firm grip on the obvious! |
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all of them | |
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I hadn't even heard myself the studio version of "Ship In The Bottle" until now (I dl'd it). Nice, but I like the way "Sea Change" normally ends with the "Side Of The Road", which is just sort of simplistic and I like how the lyrics are so dismissive of the whole situation. For a break-up album "Sea Change" really offers the only sensitive solution in the form of the final song, there are a couple of pompous numbers preceding it, but he's not wrapping it up with a folked up version of "Purple Rain" or anything like that. It's just this simple song.
Other than that, "Sea Change" is actually a rather "manly" break-up album. Many of the meloancholic pop songs of the same subject matter can be rather "feminine", almost catty, in tone (which is something you can still relate to when you're a younger guy, but not anymore once you've yourself passed a certain age). I don't mean to imply overt macho attitude with that - as "Sea Change" to me captures quite well the inavoidable weakness a male might go through in such a life situation. | |
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Odelay / Midnight Vultures /The Information | |
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