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Neat. Never heard of the film, but I'm looking forward to hearing this.

Same here. Have it so I don't need a new color copy, but it's one of my favorite records of this century.

Wow - no better word to describe this than ripper. I'm not 100% behind the heavy psych/metal direction they've been heading but it sure does sound good.

I like the single. I haven't paid attention to them since The Middle of Nowhere in 1999, although the last one I really enjoyed was In Sides from 1996. I'll be checking this one out.

Fuck yeah, love these guys. Digging the single. Will be buying Seattle tix Friday. "Good Boy": https://tysegallwhitefence.bandcamp.com/album/joy http://www.dragcity.com/products/joy 1. Beginning 2. Please Don’t Leave This Town 3. Room Connector 4. Body Behavior 5. Good Boy 6. Hey Joel, Where You Going With That? 7. Rock Flute 8. A Nod 9. Grin Without Smile 10. Other Way 11. Prettiest Dog 12. Do Your Hair 13. She Is Gold 14. Tommy’s Place 15. My Friend Ty Segall & White Fence – 2018 Tour Dates 10/6/18 @ Revolution Hall in Portland, OR 10/7/18 @ Rickshaw Theatre in Vancouver, BC 10/8/18 @ Neumos in Seattle, WA 10/10/18 @ Harlow’s in Sacramento, CA 10/11/18 @ Gundlach Bundschu in Sonoma, CA 10/10-10/14 @ Desert Daze Festival in Moreno Valley, CA

Woah - been a while for these guys. Really liked their first two albums, but yeah this isn't very exciting. Sounds like Vampire Weekend and recent TV on the Radio joined forces and are determined to hit the mainstream. Bye.

I love these guys and have (since returning from vacation most of April) listened to all 4 sessions. 1-3 are really great and I see myself revisiting more than the elseq series, but still, it's all a bit overwhelming at this point. Even if impressive. While $160 is a good price for 12 LPs, I don't see myself needing this like I would individual LPs (or 2xLPs, whatever) released every few years.

Oh, neat.

Seems that way, although this was confusing: "Available here on Limited Edition Orange Colored LP, Standard LP, CD and Cassette Tape" as it's described simply as orange compared to Flemish Eye's "Orange & Clear", and RT usually would have their own variant. Maybe it was scrapped and they forgot to remove that copy, since the limited one RT is actually selling is gray.

What happened to the orange RT version? Still mentioned on this page, but "LP+" is defined further down the page as "Gray-black streaked" like the Jagjaguwar version. And it's not on Discogs. Weird. Anyway the album's quite good - I had only listened to Espionage once, maybe twice prior to release and none of the other songs. Expectations weren't too high, as I'm still a bigger fan of the more raw Viet Cong material, but I'm not disappointed in this. Just wish it was a little longer.

Neat! This band was great.

Looking forward to the album, but this song isn't doing anything for me. Then again I wasn't that into Choke compared to the previous two albums.

Hmm, not sure about this one. Won't listen to it again till I hear the whole album, maybe I'll like it more in context.

100% vinyl records. Ok maybe there's an occasional pic from a live show. 100% music, how's that? I split this out from my personal account 2 years ago. @allthatyouseeandhear

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Digging the new track and it has squashed my fears of an over-produced Danger Mouse album. Will likely pick up the deluxe at a local indie on release.

I streamed the album today, after only listening to the first single once and avoiding the others. Gotta say the album surpassed my expectations based on that first single.

Yeah - I'm a little worried. I've liked some Danger Mouse productions, but I can't help thinking this will end up sounding too polished. Human Performance was my favorite release of 2016 and A. Savage's solo album was in my top ten last year.

There are 3 copies of Loveless for sale on Discogs for over $100/€100.00.

I liked the first two APC albums alright but to me they were always just a bit too radio/corporate alternative for my tastes. Never bothered with the following releases. Surprisingly I did enjoy Puscifer's Conditions of My Parole - the best thing Maynard's been involved in since Lateralus. Well, 10,000 Days wasn't bad I suppose but certainly showed signs of a band past their peek. Not to beat a dead horse but that is absolutely the worst artwork I've seen in a long time that isn't from an absolutely shit band. There's no excuse for that garbage.

I'm into this. The music, that is.

This is of interest to me and I love the album cover because it reminds me of my girlfriend's eyes when we are having sex.

Yeah they can fuck off with their shipping and exclusive-to-website purchase, I'll pick this up if it pops up locally or for a reasonable elsewhere online.

Cheers, same. Aenima too.

Fuck it my expectations are so low at this point. Their sound has not evolved beyond Lateralus and waiting 10 years between albums certainly doesn't help. If/when it comes out and it's great, fantastic I will enjoy listening to it. But I feel they'd put out a much more enjoyable album (to my ears) if they didn't spend so much goddamn time on it.