duke86fan
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ok.. i'll listen to it.. also knowing its one of low's favorite albums did make me interested.Dukie have you heard Gillian Welch's Time (The Revelator)?
its more of personal stuff
ok.. i'll listen to it.. also knowing its one of low's favorite albums did make me interested.Dukie have you heard Gillian Welch's Time (The Revelator)?
It's a really terrific album, an all-timer.ok.. i'll listen to it.. also knowing its one of low's favorite albums did make me interested.
its more of personal stuff
also i still wouldn't call bright eyes really a country artist even with my personal prejudice.. he vague term "alt country" maybe (though that just means indie rock artists who has a slightly more southern sound to them) but i wouldn't really recommend him as like "hey you like chris stapleton and eric church, you'd probably love this guy".. I've even heard pitchfork once call him emo and that's also kinda a "well yes but actually no"
First off, you’re a bit off base with your Alt. Country summation. Alt. Country is similar to Alternate Rock, they are both a bit subversive and left of the mainstream. Old 97’s, Robbie Fulks, Drive-By Truckers, Whiskeytown, Uncle Topelo, pretty much anything put out by Blood Shot Records are more akin to Indie Rock in spirit but they much closer to Country than Rock in sound, there are plenty of Southern sounding Indie Rock acts and are don’t necessarily make Country sounding music.also i still wouldn't call bright eyes really a country artist even with my personal prejudice.. he vague term "alt country" maybe (though that just means indie rock artists who has a slightly more southern sound to them) but i wouldn't really recommend him as like "hey you like chris stapleton and eric church, you'd probably love this guy".. I've even heard pitchfork once call him emo and that's also kinda a "well yes but actually no"
yeah that hit the nail on the head.. i don't have much history with bright eyes beyond this album, fevers and mirrors, and recently listening to letting off the happiness (that last one has the best singular song but i think wide awake is the best)First off, you’re a bit off base with your Alt. Country summation. Alt. Country is similar to Alternate Rock, they are both a bit subversive and left of the mainstream. Old 97’s, Robbie Fulks, Drive-By Truckers, Whiskeytown, Uncle Topelo, pretty much anything put out by Blood Shot Records are more akin to Indie Rock in spirit but they much closer to Country than Rock in sound, there are plenty of Southern sounding Indie Rock acts and are don’t necessarily make Country sounding music.
Secondly I think you are pigeonholing Bright Eyes a bit. While I agree the project overall would like be classified as Indie Rock his albums have flirted with different styles. Lifted… would probably fall under and Indie Rock style wise but Wide Awake was much more influenced by Country and Folk (particularly Dylan) and the album he dropped on the same day, Digital Ashes In a Digital Urn was more electronic influenced.
Ultimately you are correct. An apt comparison would be Bob Dylan’s Nashville Skyline. Neither album is a Country album per se; however both are heavily indebted/influenced by Country music. Both albums feature Country instrumentation and duets with Country Music stalwarts.? Bright Eyes isn't country. He's indie rock and folk. This album leans more indie folk than rock.
probably when it´s released by secretlySo if it's I'm Wide Awake, does that mean we're getting Digital Ash in a Digital Urn in the store?
At least they are consistentGot right channel GZ crackle on Justice. No big surprise. Sounds good otherwise. Music mostly drowns it out, as usual seems to be worst at the beginning of the sides.
EDIT: AAAAND end of sides.
Wonder if that means it’s 45 RPM? The original runtime is just shy of 49 minutes.Interpol on 2LP is interesting, not enough for me to get it - but still should be a nice upgrade over the OG if one was waiting to pull the trigger on the (much cheaper) standard black.
Yeah, I think you're likely right.Wonder if that means it’s 45 RPM? The original runtime is just shy of 49 minutes.
Yeah, this may entice me but I am gonna wait for some reviews. I just don’t know how much fidelity there is to be squeezed out of these recordings. If their are rave reviews then I will jump on it but I am in wait and see mode for the time being.Hell yeah on a 45rpm Turn On The Bright Lights!