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Thank you for the feedback. I stumbled upon this video on a whim, and I was captivated by your insight. As a fan of this piece, I'll definitely be checking out the other bands that you recommended.

Nice stuff

i don't like jason molina's songs that much besides his song lioness

pops is drained

Great reaction mate keep it up 😎👍

Oddly enough I've heard a rumour that there were Mauritian Badminton Doubles champions in 1973, and let's put it this way, one of them had a son, who appears in this video. Not Hamish himself...But the lyrics are actually personal.

You're not a huge The Cure fan you mentioned, but you then said that you like the album Disintegration? Well then sir, you ARE a TRUE fan. Be sure to check the WISH album out as well. it's just as good as the one you like.

Robert Smith has said that, for him, a song's music is much more important than the words and so it makes sense that there might be long instrumental intros to lots of his songs. He is setting us with with the primary goal, a feeling.

Endsong would be a good one

Orchid is one of the best screamo bands with a good tone to their guitar, if you want more screamo in this vein there’s pageninetynine, love lost but not forgotten, saetia, i hate sex.

I gotta admit, the long intro absolutely works! What a song!

Brother. This is fantastic content. 10/10

hey man, great reactions and thoughts as always ! Would love to see you react to Daïtro, they were a screamo/postrock band from Lyon, France in the 2000's. Absolutly huge cathartic sound and lyrics.

This concert was in 2005 actually😄

Great reaction, would love to see more of the cure on the channel There's a few songs on this album where Reeves Gabrel's guitar skills really shine, I would recommend checking out endsong or warsong to see that. Also, I'd be interested to see your reaction to earlier albums such as Pornography, now that you've also listened to some of their new stuff.

You can hear everything really nicely, I'll part with cash for this 🤘 I think there's more of an issue with synths and electronics sounding dated - people get a boner for the new tech, especially 80s stuff + electronics that emulated real instruments sound quite dated, but stuff's "more" advanced now. 90s stuff, I can almost always pick up on, but I'm generally good with that sonic palette - the only thing I really hate is Butch Vig and the overly-glossed Nevermind + I blame Vig entirely for it 🤣🤣🤣 It's a great album, but whew, talk about sanitised/saccharine(d).

War on drugs reference is hilarious mark would NOT like that 😭

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Hi, could you please react to “babys in a thundercloud” by Godspeed you! Black emperor, off their newest album? It’s very emotional, meditative and some of their best work to date. Cheers

this song is so beautiful and magical - it's always appreciated when heard. the intricacies and artistry. thanks for covering 💖

I'm good with this. Wish they'd stopped after Kind of Magic and continuing without Freddie definitely felt undignified on the part of Taylor and May. However, up to and including A King of Magic, damn... if there's a band that could get away with overblown, make an art form of it and Flash Gordon's an excellent "dumb fun" film + Princess Aura's still got a place in my heart ;)

oleander is a really good one too!! definitely one of my favourites of theirs

You should definitely check out more screamo!!! Bands like saetia, all my wishes were thrown down a well, jeromes dream and many more

Reading is my old hometown - but it's prounced "red - ing", not that you were likely to know that. missed Nirvana for reasons. Great band and certainly on record, did not disappoint - "In Utero" for me is their apex and I dearly, dearly wish there was a Steve Albini remix of "Nevermind".

Dude i love your commentary "The 808s? So? So!?"

Do you have any videos talking about your opinions on either: the production styles of modern electronic music or the post ironic lyrical styles of modern pop songs influenced by the internet? One of the things i always am interested in is the intersection of younger and older perspectives on these topics Younger folks are viewing these songs through the lens of growing up in the 2000s, specifically with an interest in the overinflated, self absorbed, and commonly self harming aesthetic of 2000s pop and rock. Personally i agree that party songs sound pedestrian in content but to a degree thats the point (typically not idolizing the lyrics themselves but the ironic content of shallow lyricism) Im very interested in what you have to say about your perspective as someone who wasnt born in the last 30 years

"sugondese tribe" noooooo they got my boy! dont fall for it gene nooooooo

Its like this git lost in time its like a American black musical from the 1970s a masterpiece pure brilliant 😎👍

Thanks for reacting to this song. I have been a massive fan of Laura Marling since the release of her album, "I Speak Because I Can" (2010). Even though I am not a parent myself, I still find this beautiful song to be deeply moving! I do, though, appreciate your honesty in your review. I would highly recommend "Patterns in Repeat" which is a great album listen throughout!

Ohh - sweet. I'm late 40s and sadly didn't get to see them before Daevid? passed away. Got a few records, really dig Angel's Egg. Steve Hillage +and Bill Bruford both did a big of time there.

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You’re awesome, love this video as Mitski is my idol.

This song was about Jeffrey Dahmer.

Spot on ref Rorke and Joyce; I saw them half a dozen times and they were a GROUP, not M&M w. back-up. Also, bang-on, only M.E.S was funnier albeit always WAY heavier :-)

great review! also she definitely is an interesting artist, raven and take me apart are the 2 albums that i would continuously see being praised so i checked her out and i’m glad i did. i’m almost certain some of her top influences are namely sade, like you mentioned, and janet jackson alongside even bjork or stevie wonder too like you said.

Love this video as well :) Where did you find this live clip?

Hi, didn't see this until now lol. I think your first impression is fair, I appreciate the honestly. That song probably wasn't a great first introduction to the Jeff Rosenstock as an artist but rather a main theme statement within the album I guess. I agree with a lot of the others in that Jeff's songs are much better within the context of the album as a whole rather than just individual songs. He is obviously inspired and started off from the early 2000s style pop/ska punk/indie rock. I think he uses those established sounds to express his anxiety and discontent towards major issues caused by capitalism like the environment, economy, housing, corporate monopolies, class inequality, etc. I think 3 SUMMER and Worry. the album would be a better introduction.

Its the song from the dance scene in the film Napoleon Dynamite, and a good song in its own right anyway 😊

You wanted to check out there more "challenging" Avant-garde albums I'd recommend "Fas- ite maledicti in ignem aeternum", "chaining the katechon", or "synarchy of molten bones". Funny enough this album is one of their more accessible albums and the "kenose" EP everyone is recommending is much more tamer than paracletus and leans more towards traditional black metal than avant garde music.

Thanks! I’m a 65 year old American male and I love new music. Annie Clarke is great. Great comments.

You should give the band, This Will Destroy You and their track There Are Some Remedies Are Worse Than The Disease

Pleaaaaase start reacting to the mars volta. Theyre about 23 or so here. Theyre in their 40s now and the mars volta is their later thing but pleaaaasee react to them 😭 subscribing now

You're a positive trooper for even liking this bc the guitar work is not how he normally is

Wow this sounds absolutely insane lmao. I love this band but the guitar is so off lol. I've never seen this. Wtf

vaporwave bowie vibes ❤

I’m late to this but Pat Metheny is my favorite all time guitar player. I got to see the group live before the piano player passed on.

This to me is their masterpiece. It's so affecting. Sonically amazing. Lyrically mind-blowing. Has any song ever juxtaposed the beauty and hopelessness of life so profoundly and wonderfully? Thanks for reacting, understandably most people go to Dummy (also amazing obviously), Third doesn't get enough love ❤

This piece of art was released in an artful way : around midnight on UA-cam on one of the first dark nights of the pandemic lockdown . One national tragedy reflecting on another. I’d imagine there will be people who will talk or write about where they were the night “Murder Most Foul” was first aired .

I don't know if I like his lowest notes or highest notes best. If I could buy a voice it would be his (minus the accent).

"Thank God for the lyrics!" 😂 Great video!