Chart: Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by meccalecca Rank on User's Chart: 11
Year: 2005
Rank on BEA Overall: 3,590
Average Rating: 76/100
Summary Info: The seventh studio release of the slowcore band, Low, out on Sub Pop in 2005. Sometimes considered to be Low's most accessible album, The Great Destroyer continued their movement towards a more rock-oriented sound.
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Ah, yes it's good. I still haven't fully recovered from the shock that was the discovery of I Could Live in Hope way back when, so it's still my favourite, but this one is two 3 or 4 Low material - considering the incredible consistency in quality, that means this is a splendid record.
Yes, but I don't want to be too specific just now. It still hurts.
Look, you're 41 years old and have started a family. It's been 20 years at least. You just have to accept that neither of them saw themselves with you and move on. It just wasn't meant to be.
Look, you're 41 years old and have started a family. It's been 20 years at least. You just have to accept that neither of them saw themselves with you and move on. It just wasn't meant to be.
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Norman Bates
