Album of the day (#756): Feels by Animal Collective

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Today's album of the day

Feels by Animal Collective (View album | Buy this album)

Year: 2005.
Overall rank: 640.
Average rating: 79/100 (from 93 votes).

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Tracks:
1. Did You See the Words
2. Grass
3. Flesh Canoe
4. The Purple Bottle
5. Bees
6. Banshee Beat
7. Daffy Duck
8. Loch Raven
9. Turn into Something

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[Applerill]

This used to be one of my favorite bands. Now they're quickly turning into something I loathe.

[thejoj96]

their least bad

[19loveless91]

An adrenaline rush, I feel the need to start running around when listening to this:

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(also, not the safest song to listen to while driving)

A wonderful, atmospheric, almost ambient piece of music:

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As of today, these two songs (^^) are probably also my favourite two songs (OAT)

But there's more. Banshee Beat, Bees, Loch Raven, three more slow-paced, calmer and atmospheric tracks (with some amazing lyrics on Banshee Beat, I have to say), and another burst of energy on Grass, and you have to mention the amazing opener as well...

Yeah, this is one of my faves.

[CellarDoor]

The first AnCo album I ever heard. It changed quite a few things in my listening field.

Their best after MPP.
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[ptaylor1989]

Animal collective has many worse albums. Purple bottle was my first introduction to this lovely, killer-clown music. MPP is their best album though. "My Girls" is their most romantic song and my favorite.

[Hayden]

Grass

One of AnCo's better accomplishments. 85/100

[Guest]

They're a band I like but don't love. I often find I'll put them on to listen to, enjoy a few songs and then switch album, apropos of very little. This album's good and I can see why people love it; I just don't (for reasons that aren't entirely clear even to myself).