Album of the day (#1890): The Seldom Seen Kid by Elbow

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Today's album of the day

The Seldom Seen Kid by Elbow (View album | Buy this album)

Year: 2008.
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Overall rank: 346
Average rating: 78/100 (from 341 votes).



Tracks:
1. Starlings
2. The Bones of You
3. Mirrorball
4. Grounds for Divorce
5. An Audience with the Pope
6. Weather to Fly
7. The Loneliness of a Tower Crane Driver
8. The Fix
9. Some Riot
10. One Day Like This
11. Friend of Ours

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I think this is the first time I've never heard of the album of the day.
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Satie wrote:
I think this is the first time I've never heard of the album of the day.


I haven't listened to it either, and it may actually be decent. The cover art sure is interesting, and the live version is even bolded on RYM.

I wonder what DBZ thinks of this.


Last edited by Applerill on 02/01/2016 21:45; edited 1 time in total
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i'm surprised you guys don't know about this one. it was pretty well acclaimed critically when it was released. it's good stuff. not terribly original. a little forgettable, but Grounds for Divorce and One Day Like This are pretty stellar stadium rock anthems.
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Okay, listening now, and it is.... Inoffensive. Still really love that album art, though.
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Amazing art rock record. Can't decide if I prefer this, or Asleep in the Back. Either way, Elbow can do no wrong.

Track picks
2. The Bones of You
3. Mirrorball
4. Grounds for Divorce
10. One Day Like This
11. Friend of Ours
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I remember Elbow as being the band I used to confuse The National with. I first heard this and Boxer around the same time, and thought both were pretty dull and unmemorable.

The National grew on me and Elbow did not. Haven't listened to this album in years, but honestly don't feel I need to revisit it, for now at least. Truthfully, I can't really remember what this album sounds like though.
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I prefer Cast Of Thousands, but this one is also pretty excellent. Guy Garvey is just a fantastic vocalist and the songs are especially moving live.
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Pretty good, but not their best

The djents here have already picked out the best tracks
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I picked up a copy of this in my younger years that I still have, used to love it but rarely listen to it anymore, I still rate it as a good album though, and in a way, one that helped put me on the road to discovering more music.
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