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I like Getting Killed, but for some reason I vibed with this one a bit more. I don’t have much else to say other than “2122” is Geese’s best song. High 8/10
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I like Getting Killed, but for some reason I vibed with this one a bit more. I don’t have much else to say other than “2122” is Geese’s best song. High 8/10
A nice bridge between Ants From Up There and Forever Howlong; essential listening for anyone who wants to understand how BC,NR's sound changed so much. There are some bangers ("Laughing Song", "Dancers"), some well-made songs that I don't often revisit ("The Boy", "I Won't Always Love You"),…
I assume there's a decent number of For The First Time or Ants From Up There fans that don't vibe with the more whimsical sounds of Forever Howlong. Luckily for me, I love post-punk just as much as I love musical theater, so all three are fine with me! But really, this album is wildly…
I love songs like this that start slow, then build, and keep building, and you think it's done but then it just keeps ratcheting up the tension. There's a long build-up, but the climax is sublime.
I'm not as convinced as the rest of the fandom that this is a masterpiece. Still quite good, but I don't think the climax in the second half comes together as well as it could have. This is a prime example of what I reference in my review, where I think a full studio recording might have worked better.
Maybe the best song on this album. Love the chord progressions.
I'm not a huge fan of Lewis's singing here, but the song is so well-constructed I don't really care
I love the doot doots at the start, and it's undeniably cute and heartwarming, but the chorus is just a little hard to take seriously, I'm sorry