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Are people seriously changing their votes to oust SoH?
Its top tier, maybe their best. Certainly the most artistic. Complex, subtle, lyrics and delivery perfectly matched to the atmosphere of interweaving guitars culminating in a confused, desperate and mournful wall of sound at 4:05. Chills every time.
How can you love Tremor Christ and not love Sleight of Hand? They're the early and middle PJ equivalents of each other.
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ItsOkay wrote:
Are people seriously changing their votes to oust SoH?
Its top tier, maybe their best. Certainly the most artistic. Complex, subtle, lyrics and delivery perfectly matched to the atmosphere of interweaving guitars culminating in a confused, desperate and mournful wall of sound at 4:05. Chills every time.
How can you love Tremor Christ and not love Sleight of Hand? They're the early and middle PJ equivalents of each other.
I love TC and generally could care less about SoH. I completely get what the song is going for, but find myself totally disengaged from the performance.
I love Tremor Christ very much, but Sleight of Hand exceeds it in every way.
This may be the strongest collection of songs remaining, and while I think they may have made better records than Binaural, I'm hard-pressed to say that the second half of the record is not the band's finest run of material on an album. I'll go with Light Years and Of The Girl, but all of these songs should advance.
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Are people seriously changing their votes to oust SoH?
Its top tier, maybe their best. Certainly the most artistic. Complex, subtle, lyrics and delivery perfectly matched to the atmosphere of interweaving guitars culminating in a confused, desperate and mournful wall of sound at 4:05. Chills every time.
How can you love Tremor Christ and not love Sleight of Hand? They're the early and middle PJ equivalents of each other.
I love TC and generally could care less about SoH. I completely get what the song is going for, but find myself totally disengaged from the performance.
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Anders wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Anders wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Monkey_Driven wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
Sleight of Hand is so fucking good. It's gonna break my heart to see it leave this soon.
it's a boring slog, and if people didn't have such a hard on for Jeff, and if this was written by ed (or boom), people would hate it.
there, i said it.
You shut your damn mouth.
I will NOT stand idly by while people continue to shamelessly promote an otherwise mediocre song.
I HAVE SPOKEN!!!!
Whar are your favorite Binaural songs?
binaural's not my favorite album, but I do really like god's dice, evacuation, of the girl, grievance, and rival. i take that back, i LOVE rival.
I love Gods' Dice as well. No NAIS and Insignificance?
i don't dislike either NAIS or insignificance, but i can't say i like them either (i'm very neutral on them).
on NAIS, i remember hearing it as the first single back in 2000 as the follow up to yield and wondering what the hell they were thinking. they certainly have made some curious choices for lead singles over their career.
Sleight of Hand is so fucking good. It's gonna break my heart to see it leave this soon.
it's a boring slog, and if people didn't have such a hard on for Jeff, and if this was written by ed (or boom), people would hate it.
there, i said it.
You shut your damn mouth.
I will NOT stand idly by while people continue to shamelessly promote an otherwise mediocre song.
I HAVE SPOKEN!!!!
Whar are your favorite Binaural songs?
binaural's not my favorite album, but I do really like god's dice, evacuation, of the girl, grievance, and rival. i take that back, i LOVE rival.
I love Gods' Dice as well. No NAIS and Insignificance?
i don't dislike either NAIS or insignificance, but i can't say i like them either (i'm very neutral on them).
on NAIS, i remember hearing it as the first single back in 2000 as the follow up to yield and wondering what the hell they were thinking. they certainly have made some curious choices for lead singles over their career.
I have never loved a lead single more. Was uncertain about Insignificance, but now I love it just as much.
Are people seriously changing their votes to oust SoH?
Its top tier, maybe their best. Certainly the most artistic. Complex, subtle, lyrics and delivery perfectly matched to the atmosphere of interweaving guitars culminating in a confused, desperate and mournful wall of sound at 4:05. Chills every time.
How can you love Tremor Christ and not love Sleight of Hand? They're the early and middle PJ equivalents of each other.
I love TC and generally could care less about SoH. I completely get what the song is going for, but find myself totally disengaged from the performance.
I find myself emotionally engaged in watching a lonely man drive home while sorrowfully reflecting on a life that has passed him by, and identify with hopes unrealized but not entirely annihilated (and hence the sorrow).
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like I said, I understand the idea behind it. i just dont find it engaging. I feel like it wallows, some of the lyrics are slightly clunky (and the song doesnt flow past the them easily), and Eddie’s performance doesnt reach me. It is sucessfuly executed but I dont really care. Elderly Woman is similar thematically and I find it resonates a lot more (in part because it rises above itself in places)
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stip wrote:
like I said, I understand the idea behind it. i just dont find it engaging. I feel like it wallows, some of the lyrics are slightly clunky (and the song doesnt flow past the them easily), and Eddie’s performance doesnt reach me. It is sucessfuly executed but I dont really care. Elderly Woman is similar thematically and I find it resonates a lot more (in part because it rises above itself in places)
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