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Laptopdog wrote:
old ears.. have 20 something daughters and this is top of the list and on repeat.. I personally very much enjoy it, but may spend more time listening in this bracket to help my ears adapt!
I normally keep my negative opinions to myself, but this is one band I just don't get. Satellite radio played their one song Not Strong Enough from this same album over and over until I was sick of it. Now anything I hear from them has an immediate strike against it. This song is just bland and uninteresting to these older ears. I guess maybe the kids dig 'em. Maybe I'm just getting crotchety. "Hey, boygenius! Get off my lawn!"
old ears.. have 20 something daughters and this is top of the list and on repeat.. I personally very much enjoy it, but may spend more time listening in this bracket to help my ears adapt!
I really enjoy the drums in this song, as well as the rockin music
uhm... it starts well, than it has a negative peak of energy... it results too long. Skip !
One of the most popular records in Boulder right now! Can't wait to see them when they come through; hopefully soon!
This band played SNL and I struggled to see the point. They were quite unimpressive, sounded weak, and as I had never heard of them, puzzled as to why they were there. This piece is not helping
8 for the lyrics.
Laptopdog wrote:
Your older ears have finally reached 'Peak Old-Man Curmudgendom'. I recently realized I'd entered that stage because I've never had a problem with Laurie Anderson using a vocalizer but I get annoyed when I hear Billy Eillish using it. Not sure there's anything we can do about it. Just hope the kids remain tolerant and don't start hauling us off to rehabilitation camps.
I normally keep my negative opinions to myself, but this is one band I just don't get. Satellite radio played their one song Not Strong Enough from this same album over and over until I was sick of it. Now anything I hear from them has an immediate strike against it. This song is just bland and uninteresting to these older ears. I guess maybe the kids dig 'em. Maybe I'm just getting crotchety. "Hey, boygenius! Get off my lawn!"
Your older ears have finally reached 'Peak Old-Man Curmudgendom'. I recently realized I'd entered that stage because I've never had a problem with Laurie Anderson using a vocalizer but I get annoyed when I hear Billy Eillish using it. Not sure there's anything we can do about it. Just hope the kids remain tolerant and don't start hauling us off to rehabilitation camps.
I normally keep my negative opinions to myself, but this is one band I just don't get. Satellite radio played their one song Not Strong Enough from this same album over and over until I was sick of it. Now anything I hear from them has an immediate strike against it. This song is just bland and uninteresting to these older ears. I guess maybe the kids dig 'em. Maybe I'm just getting crotchety. "Hey, boygenius! Get off my lawn!"
Love the outro! I had to check to see if the song had changed.
I don't really have an opinion on the song, which seems ok. But apparently boygenius is a "supergroup" ... of the three members I've only heard of Phoebe Bridgers, and she's not exactly a household name, is she? Back in the day a supergroup was Cream, or The Travelling Wilburys ... ach, I'm getting old. Well, I am old.
1wolfy wrote:
I can
And does he?
I can
And does he?
decent, until the ending, then acceptable
Pretty cool sound, good to hear it here. Phoebe Bridgers and the other two members of this band have all done some nice solo work as well.
coloradojohn wrote:
And William just followed this up with First Aid Kit!
I like it... Kinda like First Aid Kit jamming with the Pixies and Sonic Youth!
And William just followed this up with First Aid Kit!
If this was a neighborhood bar band, cool. But it’s not, so, no.
I like it... Kinda like First Aid Kit jamming with the Pixies and Sonic Youth!
This made me walk in from the other room to see who it was. I'm going to have to make it a point to listen to more! 
DelightedIdiot wrote:
Fair. And I'm quite old. I like it.
To this point, in the sequence I'm listening to, Satanist was immediately followed by the Smashing Pumpkins "Drown," from 1992 - thirty years earlier! And it's a perfect fit and flow. Great DJ'ing, RP.
Fair. And I'm quite old. I like it.
To this point, in the sequence I'm listening to, Satanist was immediately followed by the Smashing Pumpkins "Drown," from 1992 - thirty years earlier! And it's a perfect fit and flow. Great DJ'ing, RP.
ScottishWillie wrote:
I can't decide if I like this or not.
1wolfy wrote:
I can
A cacophony of sonic gibberish.
Very cool
ScottishWillie wrote:
I can
I can't decide if I like this or not.
I can
Edweirdo wrote:
Fair. And I'm quite old. I like it.
The sound is quite ... er ... old-fashioned. Which isn't a value judgment, just an observation. I can't see myself buying the record on the strength of this track, which I think is maybe a minute too long.
Fair. And I'm quite old. I like it.
I can't decide if I like this or not.
The sound is quite ... er ... old-fashioned. Which isn't a value judgment, just an observation. I can't see myself buying the record on the strength of this track, which I think is maybe a minute too long.
Highlow~