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I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone talk about this, but I love this record. We seem to have a lot of overlapping tastes in indie/rock-type-stuff. Just out of curiosity, you wouldn’t happen to be a Black Tambourine fan, would you? |
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And yeah, it's a good album. I remember some murmurs around Blank Dogs back when this initially came out, but nothing much ever since. |
Oh and I thought I'd pipe that in, since we were just discussing them.
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Goddamn great stuff. Not as much goddamn great stuff of this variety lately, but Dub Thompson was promising in 2014. Listening to Dub Thompson now. |
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I’m a Master of Reality and Vol. 4 kind of guy, but still... hell of a run they had for the first several albums. |
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it’s very comforting! a bit prog-infused |
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is their best album. Objective fact
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Low. Things We Lost In The Fire, and C'mon.
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Seefeel - Quique
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I like that album however it isn't their best album. Tbf, you could easily choose any of their first 5 albums and say it's their best. Fuck I love Sabbath. Theyre one of those bands for me (along with Sonic Youth and Pantera (bite me)) who some days I think "I wanna listen to something like Sabbath but not Sabbath and no band ever comes close. After searching and listening I end up just thinking "fuck it, I'll just listen to some Sabbath) |
Still like the debut best, but yeah the first several are all killer. Except for "Changes."
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^we played this one at work tonight!
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