Best Ever Albums

Re: Do you listen to all of My Warm Blood?

Anonymous — Sat, 24 Mar 2018 05:22:25 GMT

Author: Anonymous

Posted: 03/24/2018 09:22

I never heard the album (oops!) but hit yes as I think I have listened to tracks like this on other albums. Another one is the 11 minutes of white noise on Wilco's A Ghost is Born. Yeah, might as well let that shit rock! Maybe even learn/ appreciate something in the discomfort of it.

Re: Do you listen to all of My Warm Blood?

Antonio-Pedro — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 21:59:05 GMT

Author: Antonio-Pedro

Posted: 03/24/2018 01:59

The note playing in the end is the reason I love this album so much, I find my warm Blood to be one of the pivotal moments on TGP2, also I like to link it already with mount eerie, so sometimes I end listening to both albums since I'm already in the mood.

Re: Do you listen to all of My Warm Blood?

Amirkhosro — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 21:54:35 GMT

Author: Amirkhosro

Posted: 03/24/2018 01:54

Kinda works as an intermission between the album and real life. The transition might have been a bit too overwhelming without it... a good cool out. I don't know. I usually listen to all of it.

Re: Do you listen to all of My Warm Blood?

Tap — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 12:40:36 GMT

Author: Tap

Posted: 03/23/2018 16:40

this is on The Microphones - Glow pt 2 btw

I havent played this album in a while but I remember generally I'd just leave it running. it's not that long

Do you listen to all of My Warm Blood?

Anonymous — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 12:13:34 GMT

Author: Anonymous

Posted: 03/23/2018 16:13

It's definitely mood setting but it's a hell of a long time to listen to that one bass note ride out.

I like how the album makes that bass note repeat for longer and longer intervals, but eight minutes?

I know 90% of you guys are gunna respond about stuff like 'album integrity' and 'artistic intentions' but just think how many Trippie Redd verses you could get through in that time.

I remember listening to the album on an plane and I couldn't hear anything for a straight ten minutes because the jets blocked whatever muffled noise was playing for too long from my headphones.

I think maybe if the album was a good 140 minute play time then it would justify the reflection of how much time I'd spent listening to the album, but when 10% of your album is basically nothing then isn't that asking a lot of the listener?

Then again I've heard albums that are 100% basically nothing and thought they were pretty good.

At what point is an artist expecting too much of you?